Reyna De La Nube Bakery & Seafood

This little rundown shack with red, blue & yellow signage has, for my money, some of the best food in Sunset Park.
I’m pretty sure the place is Ecuadorian. The meat dishes are a little pricey but if you order before 11 AM they’re much cheaper. They make these amazing chicken tamales that have peanut butter in them which I’ve never seen before but is truly amazing when you taste it. We were addicted to these for probably three months.
Again the meat & fish platters are the way to go here as they give you lots of rice, sometimes beans, and also lots of meat. I like their pork chops and veal dishes the best. Their fried plantains are quite good as well. They say they have juices and smoothies on the menu but more often than not they haven’t been in stock.
It’s very easy to miss this place but if you look hard between Sunset Park High School on 35^th & 4^th Ave and the corner of 34^th St. & 4^th Ave. you’ll see it and you won’t regret going in.

The plate is BIGGER THAN MY FACE! Lunch Prices range from $ 10– $ 14. There was Soo much food, (almost every animal on the plate) but don’t order the beef. It was very dry beef :(
Watch out for new prices– their current menu is outdated, so when we paid the bill, it was slightly more than we expected.

I ordered the camarone algillo with white rice. Excuse the rough spelling. Shrimp in a garlic butter sauce and white rice. Awesome tenderness and flavorful dish. Recommended highly.