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Cocina Latina Restaurant Menu Breakfast Special Tres golpes | The Three hits $6.99 (Mangu, Huevo, Queso, y Salami) (Mashed Green plantain w/ fried Eggs, Fried Cheese & Salami) Cuatro Golpes | The Four hits $7.99 (Mangu , Huevo, Queso, Salami & Longaniza) Mashed Green plantain w/ Fried Eggs, Fried Cheese, Salami & Sausage) Guineo con Bacalao | Green Banana w/ Codfish $7.99 Bacalao con Huevo | Codfish w/ Eggs $7.99 Arenque con Huevo | Herring w/ Eggs $7.99 Salami Guisado | Stew Salami $7.99 Avena Caliente | Hot Oatmeal S $1.50 / M $2.50 / L $3.00 Sopas / Soups Medium Large Sopa de Pollo | Chicken Soup $3.00 $6.00 Sopa de Cebada y Pollo | Barley Chicken Soup $4.00 $8.00 Sopa de Res | Beef soup $5.00 $8.00 Sopa de Pescado | Fish Soup $7.00 $14.00 Mondongo | Tripe Soup $5.00 $8.00 Cocido | Cow Feet Soup $5.00 $8.00 Sancocho | Hearty Meat Soup $5.00 $10.00 Asopado de Pollo | Chicken Soupy Rice $4.00 $8.00 Asopado de Camarones | Shrimp Soupy Rice $17.00 Side dishes S M L Habichuelas | Beans $1.50 $3.00 $5.00 Arroz Blanco | White Rice $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 Arroz Amarillo | Yellow Rice $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 Moro | Rice miXed with Beans $3.00 $5.00 $7.00 Yuca | Boiled Cassava $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 Guineo | Boiled Green Banana $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 Tostones | Fried Green Plantains $4.00 Maduros | Fried Sweet Plantains $4.00 Vegetales | Vegetables $3.00 $5.00 $8.00 Carnes / Meats Servido con: Arroz, Habichuelas o Tostones | Served w/ Rice, Beans or Fried Green Plantains Pechuga de Pollo a la Plancha | Grilled Chicken Breast $13.99 Pechuga de Pollo Salteada | Sautéed Breast Chicken $12.99 Pechuga de Pollo Empanizada | Breaded Chicken Breast $13.99 Pechuga de Pollo al Limón | Chicken Breast in Lemon Sauce $13.99 Pechuga de Pollo al Ajillo | Chicken Breast in Garlic Sauce $13.99 Pechuga en Crema de coco | Chicken Breast in Coconut Sauce $13.99 Bistec Salteado | Pepper Steak $13.99 Bistec Palomilla | Palomilla Steak $13.99 Bistec Empanizado | Breaded Steak $14.99 Carne Frita de Res | Fried Beef Meat $13.99 Carne Frita de Cerdo | Fried Pork Meat $13.99 Chuletas Fritas | Fried Pork Chops $12.99 Especial Diario / Daily Special LUNCH ORDER 1 Pollo al Horno (solo) | 1 Whole Chicken (Plain) $8.99 ½ Pollo al Horno con Arroz y Habichuelas | ½ Baked $9.99 Chicken w/ Rice and Beans 1 Pollo al Horno con Arroz y Habichuelas | 1 Whole $15.99 Baked Chicken w/ Rice and Beans Pollo Guisado | Chicken Stew $7.00 $12.00 Pollo al Caldero | Chicken Casserole Style $7.00 $12.00 Pechuga de Pollo Salteada | Sautéed Chicken $8.00 $13.00 Breast Chicharrón de Pollo con Hueso | Fried Chicken $7.00 $13.00 Chunks Chicharrón de Pollo sin Hueso | $7.00 $13.00 Fried Boneless Chicken chunks Berenjena Guisadas | Eggplant Stew $7.00 $10.00 Spaguetis | Spaguetti $7.00 $10.00 Molondrones | Okra $7.00 $11.00 Mollejitas | Gizzards $7.00 $12.00 Patita Guisada | Pig Feet Stew $7.00 $12.00 Costilla Guisada, al horno, Frita y BBQ | Rib Stew, $8.00 $13.00 Baked, Fried and BBQ Cerdo Guisado | Pork Meat Stew $8.00 $13.00 Pernil | Roasted Pork $8.00 $14.00 Res Guisada | Beef Stew $8.00 $14.00 Bistec Salteado | Pepper Stew $8.00 $14.00 Bacalao Guisado | Codfish Stew $8.00 $14.00 Alas de Pavo al Horno | Baked Turkey Wing $8.00 $14.00 Chivo Guisado | Goat Stew $9.00 $14.00 Rabo Guisado | Oxtail Stew $9.00 $14.00 Mariscos / Seafood Filete de Pescado al Vapor | Steamed Fillet Fish $13.99 Filete de Pescado Frito | Fried Fillet Fish $13.99 Filete de Salmon | Salmon Fillet $16.99 Pescado Rojo Frito o en Salsa / Red Snapper in Red Sauce or Fried $16.99 Arroz con Camarones | Rice w/ Shrimp $16.99 Camarones al Ajillo | Shrimp in Garlic Sauce $16.99 Camarones Enchilados | Shrimp in Hot Sauce $16.99 Camarones Empanizados | Breaded Shrimp $16.99 Camarones Fritos | Fried Shrimp $16.99 Camarones en Salsa de Coco | Shrimp in Coconut Sauce $16.99 Camarones a la Parmigiana | Parmesan Shrimp $17.99 Mofongos/ Mashed Fried Green Plantains Mofongo de Pollo | Chicken $9.00 Mofongo de Queso | Cheese $9.00 Mofongo de Cerdo | Pork Meat $10.00 Mofongo de Res | Beef $11.99 Mofongo de Camarones | Shrimp $15.99 Sandwiches Hero Roll Queso Derretido | Grill Cheese $3.00 $2.00 Jamón y Queso | Ham and Cheese $4.00 $3.00 Jamón, Huevo, Queso | Ham, Eggs, Cheese $5.00 $4.00 Tocineta, Huevo, Queso | Bacon, Eggs, Queso $5.00 $4.00 Atun, Apio, Cebolla | Tuna, Celery, Onions $6.00 $4.00 Pechuga de pollo | Chicken Breast $7.00 $5.00 Bistec | Steak $7.00 $5.00 Cubano | Cuban $7.00 $5.00 Bebidas / Beverages Jugos / Juices Naranja | Orange $4.00 Limonada | Lemonade $4.00 Chinola | Passion Fruit $3.00 Cereza | Cherry $3.00 Tamarindo | Tamarind $3.00 Zanahoria | Carrot $4.00 Morir Soñando | Orange and Milk $4.00 Naranja y Avena | Orange and Oat $4.00 Batidos / Shakes ( Smothies or Milkshake) Lechoza | Papaya $5.00 Fresa | Strawberry $5.00 Guineo | Banana $5.00 Mango | Mango $5.00 Piña | Pineapple $5.00 Verde | Green $5.00 Bebidas Calientes / Hot Drinks Café | Coffee $1.00 $2.00 Café Espresso| EXpress Coffee $1.00 $2.00 Cappuccino $1.00 $2.00 Café Latte | Latte Coffee $2.00 $2.50 Te | Tea $1.50 $2.00 (Chamomile, Peppermint, Mint, Green tea, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Apple, Lipton) Te Descafeinado | Decaf Tea $1.50 $2.00 Chocolate Caliente | Hot Chocolate $1.50 $3.00 Avena | Hot Oatmeal $1.50 $2.50 $3.00 Ensaladas / Salads Ensalada Verde | Green Mix Salad $3.00 Ensalada de Aguacate, Lechuga y Tomate | Avocado, $5.00 Lettuce & Tomato Salad Cesar Salad | Caesar Salad $6.00 Ensalada de Papas | Potato Salad $4.00 Ensalada de Atun | Tuna Salad $5.00 Ensalada Trigo | Wheat Salad $4.00 Ensalada de Quinoa | Quinoa Salad $5.00 Ensalada de pollo a la Plancha | Grill Chicken salad Postres / Desserts Tres Leches | Three Milk Cake $4.00 Flan | Custard $4.00 Quesillo | Cheesecake $4.00 Bizcocho Dominicano | Dominican Cake $4.00 S M L Habichuelas con Dulce | Sweet Beans $2.00 $4.00 $10.00 Arroz con Leche | Rice Pudding $2.00 $4.00 Gelatinas | Jelly $2.00 Combos COMBO 1 $18.99 POLLO GUISADO O AL HORNO Arroz grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1 Lt. STEW OR BAKED CHICKEN Large rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 2 $19.99 PERNIL AL HORNO Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1 lt. ROASTED PORK Large rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1Lt. Soda COMBO 3 $18.99 3 CHULETAS FRiTAS Arroz Blanco, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1 Lt. 3 FRIED PORK CHOPS Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda COMBO 4 $21.99 BISTEC ENCEBOLLADO Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. STEAK WITH ONIONS Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda COMBO 5 $20.99 CHiCHARRÓN DE POLLO SIN HUESO Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1 Lt. BONELESS FRIEND CHICKEN CHUNKS Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1Lt. Soda COMBO 6 $21.99 CARNE DE RES GUISADA Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. BEEF STEW Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 7 $20.99 FILETILLO DE RES Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. PEPPER STEAK Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 8 $21.99 3 FILETES DE PESCADO Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. 3 FILLET FISH Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 9 $25.99 COSTILLAS A LA BBQ Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. BBQ RIBS Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 10 $21.99 PECHUGA DE POLLO A LA PLANCHA Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. GRILLED CHICKEN BREAST Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. COMBO 11 $27.99 1 POLLO ENTERO, BISTEC ENCEBOLLADO Arroz Grande, Habichuela, Ensalada, Tostones & Soda 1Lt. WHOLE CHICKEN, STEAK WITH ONIONS Large Rice, Beans, Salad, Fried Green Plantains & 1 Lt. Soda. .
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