Arepa Lady — all mentions

in:If I'm getting street food, is there a good spot to eat it? (Jackson Heights)8 pts
“arepa lady for arepas”
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in:Authentic Colombian Restaurants in NYC8 pts
“I’ve been disappointed with basically all I’ve tried except Arepa Lady - Jackson Heights location. Good stuffed arepas!”
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in:NYC Restaurant Help5 pts
“Highly recommend dosas from dosa delight, samosas from merit kebab. Birria and consume from birria Landia. Arepas and empanadas from arepa lady”
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in:Specific Dishes to Get Out of my Comfort Zone2 pts
replying to u/helplessintheus: For sure! I'm trying to get a group of friends for a Brazilian place and hoping to knock off more dishes that way. I've never had panipuri either, but that does sound good, so definitely adding that to my list. I think the non-descriptive way is the way I have to go though, thanks. Momos are something I have on my list, hopefully to knock off before the end of the month. I was going to head to a place called While in Kathmandu, but if you have any specific restaurants for any of those "meat/veggies in a dough", that would be appreciated too.
“Back to 37th Ave for Arepa Lady (fluffier tortilla type dough with toppings).”
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in:Where's the beef? Jackson Heights2 pts
“Arepa Lady - Carne asada arepas”
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in:Recs for food spots/ restaurants/ neighborhoods with good meals under $15?1 pts
“Some of my favorites are Birria-Landia tacos for $3.50 each, Arepa Lady's arepas for $10, dosas at Dosa Delight for $12, and Nepali Bhancha Ghar's soup momos for $10.”
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in:Most unique cultural foods you can get in NYC that cost under $30?1 pts
“Arepa Lady also worth a visit”
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in:Best arepas in town?0 pts
replying to u/Swyddog: Arepa Lady in Jackson Heights is delicious
“The Arepa Lady. The OG. Get the arepa de queso and top it with condensed milk”
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in:Eating around the world!43 pts
“I love Nepali Bhanchha Ghar for Nepali momos, Tong for Bangladeshi fuchka, and Arepa Lady for Colombian arepas.”
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in:Best arepas in town?28 pts
“Arepa Lady in Jackson Heights is delicious”
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in:Creating a list of classic Queens spots, any recommendations?19 pts
“Here's some spots I consider classic.”
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in:Must Eats in Queens14 pts
“There's so many amazing options Depends what kinds of foods you want. Here's a sampling:”
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in:Jackson Heights Food Crawl Recs - Best Dishes? 13 pts
“Arepa Lady”
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in:Best neighborhoods for nighttime food crawl?13 pts
“- Arepa Lady”
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in:Lunch very close to Jackson heights/roosevelt Ave station 12 pts
“If you need a sit-down place, Angel for North Indian, Nepali Bhancha Ghar for Nepali, Dosa Delight for South Indian, and Arepa Lady for Colombian are all great.”
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in:Absolute Best Food in Queens?11 pts
“Arepa Lady”
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in:What food would you grab near the Jackson Heights subway station to bring with you to LGA and eat in the terminal? So many options, trying to think what travels well.10 pts
“Arepa lady”
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in:Where should I not miss in Elmhurst/Jackson Heights?8 pts
“- Arepa Lady”
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in:7 Train Food Crawl7 pts
“Some personal favorites are Phayul, Lhasa, arepa lady, zaab zaab, khao nom, the fuchka cart on 74 and 37th Ave.”
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in:Best restaurants to try in Brooklyn / Queens (including fine dining, no budget necessary)7 pts
“- Arepa Lady”
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in:Where should I take my uncle (off-brand Anthony Bourdain) for dinner?6 pts
“Arepa Lady in Jackson Heights or Astoria for Colombian Food - been featured on The Layover”
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in:Where would you go as your last meal in NYC5 pts
replying to u/allasimulation: IMO NYC has some of the best italian american and jewish diner food in the world. I'd prioritize that. For brunch/breakfast, I'd go to Agi's Counter in prospect/crown heights. A busy but excellent spot serving Jewish diner and grandma fare. It's my favorite place for brunch in the city. Get the tuna melt. And get there early to avoid lines. For something more casual/quick -- but still classic NYC -- I'd get a lox or white fish bagel sandwich from Shelsky's. Classic jewish deli and bagel spot. My personal dinner go-to would be Via Carota. It's often ranked on viral lists as one of the best Italian restaurants in the city, and it is really that good -- and importantly, consistent. If you get there early enough, you can avoid lines. My favorites include the cacio e pepe pasta, negroni bianco, fried green olives with pork sausage, and bruschetta with cultured butter and anchovies. The atmosphere is cozy and warm, the service is superb. Another place I haven't been but have heard great things about is Michael's of Brooklyn -- classic red sauce / white table cloth restaurant in deep South Brooklyn. Great for a special occasion. And if you haven't been, Lucali's is also another great option. You can get what some consider the best pizza in the city -- and even better are their calzones. Lines are also crazy but it's worth going once and a good way to say goodbye to NYC.
“You could do my favorite food crawl and get aguachile at mariscos el submarino, jhoul momos at nepali bhanchha ghar, and arepas at arepa lady”
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in:Creating a list of classic Queens spots, any recommendations?4 pts
“arepa lady”
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in:Just curious: best budget places to eat in NYC?4 pts
“Arepa lady”
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in:Creating a list of classic Queens spots, any recommendations?3 pts
“Arepa Lady”
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in:Cheap and Amazing2 pts
“queens: abuqir, arepa lady, birria landia, juqi, shangyu garden”
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in:Need recommendations for the next 2.5 months in NYC2 pts
“- Arepa Lady”
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in:Food that you won't find anywhere else in the world.2 pts
“Colombian (Arepa Lady)”
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in:Staying in Flushing, Establishments with Stories or Hidden Gems In Queens?2 pts
“Arepa Lady”
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in:Best arepas in town?1 pts
“Arepa Lady in Astoria”
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in:What are some takeout places en route to LaGuardia to pickup food for my inbound fiancee?1 pts
“Arepa lady”
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in:Best arepas in town?1 pts
“Arepa Lady (Colombian)”
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in:Best restaurants + dishes at Flusing and Jackson Heights1 pts
“Some of my favorite small bites (leaving out big sit-down restaurant dishes) - Jackson Heights: jhol momos at Nepali Bhancha Ghar, mulitas at Birria Landia (if you don’t have another location near you), Arepa Lady”
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in:Authentic Arepas?1 pts
“Colombian areas are pretty great, too, such as Arepa Lady (a couple of locations in Queens)”
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in:Looking to travel for a great, cheap lunch1 pts
“- Arepa Lady”
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in:Recs for a taste of New York for European visitors1 pts
“I'd look into Caribbean (Jamaican, Trinidad) food as you're near Bed-Stuy, Arepa Lady (Colombian) in Dekalb Hall to start.”
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in:Authentic Colombian Restaurants in NYC1 pts
replying to u/AnnaKareninaTa: This is really a tough one… with such a big Colombian population in NYC and yet not really good Colombian food places. I’ve been disappointed with basically all I’ve tried except Arepa Lady - Jackson Heights location. Good stuffed arepas! But avoid their Astoria location, it was nowhere near as good as Jackson Heights. If you find a solid Colombian restaurant please come back and let us know!!!
“Arepa lady is the best one for sure”
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in:Your favorite "on the way" spot?1 pts
“I’d go to Angel or Arepa Lady.”
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in:what has gone up in price significantly but is totally worth it?-2 pts
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