“awesome chicken, beans, Peruvian fried rice, really delish tres leches too……”
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“awesome chicken, beans, Peruvian fried rice, really delish tres leches too……”
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“some of my favorites are Chirp (peruvian chicken)”
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“Chirp has maduros as a side and i think theyre great.”
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“Both in Midtown East. They cater to the office worker crowd so maybe not "authentic" but Peruvian owned and operated as well as affordable and tasty!”
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“It's just counter service but it's so good”
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“Squash stew at Chirp (this is one of my favorite foods ever. I actually think about it sometimes)”
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“I dig Chirp on 2nd Ave. Their green sauce is different from what I’m used to but banging. Make sure to get extra! Great lunch special as well.”
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“Chirp and Poulette for chicken.”
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“Chirp and Poulette for chicken.”
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“Chirp is goated. Their chicken is outstanding”
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“Chirp (same, and frankly pretty equal in quality last I had it)”
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“Another good option is Chirp, I think 2 chicken empanadas are $7 ish dollars.”
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“I use their bottled green sauce on everything”
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“I'm a huuuuge fan of Chirp (369 W 34th St., New York, NY 10001) for peruvian chicken (also sandwiches and fried rice)”
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“I really like chirp (Peruvian chicken) on 35th and 9th. Good deal too”
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“These are places I frequent and think have reliably very good food around or under $15/meal.”
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“They're the best option pre-movies at AMC 34th”
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“I'm a big fan of Chirp at 34th and 9th.”
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“Chirp”
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“My rotation via Mealpal: Sergimmo Salumeria Naya Carmen's Kitchen Jajaja Just Salad Chirp”
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“Super tasty, I order them frequently”
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“Chirp at West 34th and 9th”
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“Chirp in Midtown East is good. 😎”
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“Chirp scratches the itch”
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“Chirp tends to be very consistent, I’m a fan.”
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“It's right by my office and it's one of our go-to spots”
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