Cevicheria Nyc - Queens

The salteñas were decent, but a bit greasy inside. The silpancho was fantastic. The major issue was the extended wait time for our food - it took way too long.

I don't often write reviews, but that meal was one of the best I've had in years. I live in New Jersey and met a friend for dinner who lives in Queens. I would definitely make the trip again just to eat at this restaurant. Cevicheria NYC has a cozy, inviting atmosphere with a beautifully clean environment. The pique macho dish is a must-try! I highly recommend it.

The service at this restaurant is excellent and the presentation is clean. However, the food lacks flavor and is overpriced. I was expecting hot calamari but was served a cold calamari salad with very little fish. The soup I ordered was disappointing, with only two pieces of meat and lacking in flavor. I ended up spending $50 and felt that it was not worth it.

I had the worst experience ceviche was old not fresh at all I saw the the place gave it a chance and can’t believe they charged me for thisThe one star is for presentation that’s all it waslook good

The restaurant is clean and comfortable.The saltenas are good but the rest is okay. We had the shrimp ceviche which could use more flavor. I thought the Bolivian food was okay (we had silpancho and Pique macho) but my Bolivian parents were not fans and thought the plates lacked flavor.This place is still pretty new so hopefully they take these reviews and improve their flavors because this is the only place to get Bolivian food in the city that I know of!