Sunset Park Eats

Ian Westcott: For a quick breakfast, grab a couple spring rolls and an iced coffee. The coffee is actually Cafe Du Monde from New Orleans, brewed Vietnamese-style and poured over ice with condensed milk.

Ian Westcott: Order the pork fried dumplings (it says 4 but they always give you 5) and a sesame pancake with beef. A decent meal, and a great deal at $2.75!

Ian Westcott: The mapo tofu is amazing. I've eaten a lot of spicy food but none of it made my mouth tingle like this stuff.

Ian Westcott: The cold noodles are one of the best dishes you can eat in Sunset Park. Be sure to add more of their homemade spicy sauce if they underestimate you :)

Ian Westcott: The fish balls have delightful little mini meatballs hidden inside them.

Ian Westcott: The best meat on a stick cart in Sunset Park has a storefront now! Try the rice cake. Spicy, yes.

Ian Westcott: Dos tacos al pastor, un taco de bistec, y un taco de chorizo por favor. Muy bueno!

Ian Westcott: Get a torta that contains as many different kinds of meat as possible.

xinnamonbuns: The Torta Cubana here is voted one of NYC's 101 Best Sandwiches by @NYMag!

Cheapism: Come here for delicious and super cheap Mexican fare. Get chicken, steak or pork tacos for <$2.50 each. All burritos $8. Cash only, BYOB. Read more.

Claudia L: Great curried beef and veggie dishes. Good soup, too, when you start feeling a sickness coming on

Ian Westcott: Chimichurri might be the perfect late-night drunken snack. Avoid the yucca fries.

Ian Westcott: Sit at the counter and order a pastrami omelette with swiss. Enjoy it while watching bad television and/or listening to some of the worst electronic or adult contemporary music you've ever heard.

Ian Westcott: If you're running late, grab a slice "as-is" on your way to the D train.