Q’Kachapa

Everything on the menu is good. I go to both spots the Pulled Pork (Pernil) is the best in town!!!

I thought I knew what good yoyo tasted like… until I had Q’Kachapa. Sorry, Cachapas Y Mas and Tu Cachapa, you ain’t got nothin’ on the splendor that is Q’Kachapa.
Everything is delicious. The customer service is awesome. Just stop whatever you’re doing and go there IMMEDIATELY. Order a steak yoyo, yaroa, mofongitos, and literally anything else on the menu because it’s all perfection.
You’re welcome in advance for the foodgasm you’re about to have.

Just had chimi from here for lunch. It’s amazing!
The worst part is that you don’t know what to order because the menu is so big!

This spot has always been good. The old place burned up. The new place open and it has the same flavor. I suggest people to try the patacon, the pequeños, the chimichurri it’s good as well. The customer service it’s great. The prices are affordable and reasonable. This is a great place to go if you want to try great Venezuelan cuisine.

AS good as it gets… wish they had this out here

went to the Broadway location.
this place is so intense. if you’ve never seen the menu before & the layout is new to you, it can get really confusing. of course, when this happens, i usually black out and order a bajillion things and end up with a $ 60 bill for take-​out. don’t judge me. these are what we ordered:
KACHAPAS: sandwich with lettuce, tomato, mayo & your choice of filling but instead of bread, you get this awesome sweet corn pancake. a word of warning: this thing is HUGE. i wish i could finish the whole thing because it’s so good. i picked a shredded beef filling — it’s perfectly salty/​savory and goes so well with the sweet corn pancake. SO GOOD!
AREPA: after taking a bite out of the kachapa, the arepa seems so lacking in flavor! i think it’s because the «bread» is comprised of corn flour which has no sweetness. ordered this with a pernil filling — it’s good but i’ll take the kachapa over this.
PAPAS SUPREME: it’s good but i don’t need this at all. i’m good with the kachapas. haha
TEQUENOS: got the cheese/​pastry sticks — so good with the sauce!
YAROA: i’ve never had a dish like this before. it’s a small container but weighs about 984 759 387 498 579 LBS! it’s layered like a 7-​layer dip or lasagna but the similarities stop there. bottom is sweet plantains, middle is your choice of pork, chicken, beef or all three (yeah, i know), layered with a creamy sauce, & finally topped with melted mozzarella cheese. if you’re scared, you have every right to be. this stuff is nuts. if you order this, don’t order anything else because it’s so delicious and SO FILLING.
my boyfriend and i got 5 ITEMS from the menu to take home for dinner. we were so hungry that we didn’t realize how much food we actually ordered! the good thing is, the kachapa keeps well in the fridge. eat it cold and it’s still so good!
i can’t wait to order again and introduce my friends to this!
xoxo

I live near the Broadway location in the Bronx. Food is actually pretty good, the restaurant itself is very clean and well laid out, same with the paper menus. My number one complaint is that they always try to sneak an upcharge in. watch out! Whether it’s upgrading you to grilled chicken or adding cheese etc., there is always some reason that my bill comes up higher than it should have been, then I have to nit pick it apart. This place could be so much better if not for that.

Simply amazing, I actually feel honored that this establishment is down the block from me. All the food is fresh, Pernil is amazing, Chorizo tasty, chicken full of flavor. Patacons, Yo-​Yos, Kachapas, Pepitos and Arepas. Great neighborhood spot that is open 24 hours on the weekend.

Q’Kachapa is simply amazing. They opened a couple of months ago, and I finally tried them. The yoyo, like a patacon, but with sweet plantain instead of green tostones, is to die for. I’ve had it with carne mechada and with pernil and both were fantastic. Every time I’ve been, the service has been fast and the food freshly made. Delivery is fast and free if you spend seven dollars. They’re open 24 hours and it’s pretty much the best after bar food you’ve ever had. I can’t say enough about this place. It’s seriously good. Order it if you live in the neighborhood, you won’t be disappointed.
Besides the yoyos, they have patacones, burritos (Venezuelan style), pepitos, arepas and kachapas. Arepas and kachapas are like the patacones/​yoyos, but with different styles of arepas taking the place of the plantains. I haven’t had them, but I’m willing to be they’re good.