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Unpretentious eatery offering a range of Chinese & Latin American dishes in low-key surrounds.
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Address: 108 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Phone: (718) 302-1102
Website: https://www.caridadchinany.com/
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At Caridad China in Brooklyn, New York we serve Dim Sum, Wonton Soup, Beef Chop Suey, and more! We’re located east of I-278 on Graham Avenue.
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Jeffrey Gomez
As someone who loves Chino Latino food I’ve heard about this spot a few times. I finally found the chance to stop by.
The interior is a decent size. They have a good amount of seating and I love the decor on the tables. They had the Yankee stadium, Dominican flag, Puerto Rican flag, and much more.
The menu is pretty extensive. I feel like it could be overwhelming for someone who has never tried nyc Chinese food. For appetizers, I got crab Rangoons, vegetable spring rolls, and an avocado salad.
Crab Rangoons can be hit or miss so I wasn’t surprised that it tasted okay. I don’t think I would order again unless it was a craving. The spring rolls were nice and refreshing. I felt it was mandatory to get some vegetables so the avocado salad was a go. It came with a vinegary dressing too.
I was unsure of what to order for my main dish. I was stuck between getting a classic Chinese food dish or something more on the Latino side.
I decided to get a Chino Latino staple, Crackling Chicken with a side of Mofongo. Honestly compared to other crackling chicken or chicharron sin hueso I’ve had. This one is my least favorite from presentation to flavor, but don’t get me wrong that doesn’t diminish how I feel about this spot. The side Mofongo was fireeee. From the soft texture to the right amount of garlic flavor. I was never big on Mofongo but this was really good. I even brought it home and my sister enjoyed it.
My friend got the spicy orange chicken and they make sure the plate was packed out.
I also got a side of sweet plantains. I love how you get everything you love from a Chinese, Dominican, Puerto Rican, etc. spot all in one.
Service was really good. They gave us time to order when it took us a minute. Plus our waitress stopped by to fill our cups on multiple occasions. Food didn’t take too long. Also, the portions are on point, so I went back home with food.
I would definitely be back this is a GREAT spot overall. Whether it’s lunch, family dinner, date, etc. Caridad China checks all the boxes.
… moreThe interior is a decent size. They have a good amount of seating and I love the decor on the tables. They had the Yankee stadium, Dominican flag, Puerto Rican flag, and much more.
The menu is pretty extensive. I feel like it could be overwhelming for someone who has never tried nyc Chinese food. For appetizers, I got crab Rangoons, vegetable spring rolls, and an avocado salad.
Crab Rangoons can be hit or miss so I wasn’t surprised that it tasted okay. I don’t think I would order again unless it was a craving. The spring rolls were nice and refreshing. I felt it was mandatory to get some vegetables so the avocado salad was a go. It came with a vinegary dressing too.
I was unsure of what to order for my main dish. I was stuck between getting a classic Chinese food dish or something more on the Latino side.
I decided to get a Chino Latino staple, Crackling Chicken with a side of Mofongo. Honestly compared to other crackling chicken or chicharron sin hueso I’ve had. This one is my least favorite from presentation to flavor, but don’t get me wrong that doesn’t diminish how I feel about this spot. The side Mofongo was fireeee. From the soft texture to the right amount of garlic flavor. I was never big on Mofongo but this was really good. I even brought it home and my sister enjoyed it.
My friend got the spicy orange chicken and they make sure the plate was packed out.
I also got a side of sweet plantains. I love how you get everything you love from a Chinese, Dominican, Puerto Rican, etc. spot all in one.
Service was really good. They gave us time to order when it took us a minute. Plus our waitress stopped by to fill our cups on multiple occasions. Food didn’t take too long. Also, the portions are on point, so I went back home with food.
I would definitely be back this is a GREAT spot overall. Whether it’s lunch, family dinner, date, etc. Caridad China checks all the boxes.
Christopher Z
It’s a great Chinese food restaurant that also serves Dominican dishes. You can get some good mofongo instead of rice as a side. So that’s what I ordered, General Tso’s chicken with mofongo on the side, Sweet and Sour chicken with mofongo on the side, a vegetable spring roll, an egg roll, and an egg custard desert. All the food tastes good, but the prices are rather high, though.
… moreHonest Reviewer
The plantain sandwiches were absolutely bomb! Fell in love with the Jibarito sandwich while living in Chicago and have been trying to find a solid spot for one in nyc for 2 years with no luck. Searched for Chinese food in the area but saw that this restaurant served tostones sandwiches and had to try! They were just as good as the ones in CHI
… moreEvelyn Larios
I usually don’t believe a lot of what they post on social media, but Caridad China looked good, we went and we were not disappointed, the service was good and it was nice to hear the waitress speaking very good Spanish!
The food was good and they give large portions and the menu was a little different, my cousin has the sesame chicken and I had sesame
shrimp they also have mofogo. Also did try the fried rice pretty good.
… moreThe food was good and they give large portions and the menu was a little different, my cousin has the sesame chicken and I had sesame
shrimp they also have mofogo. Also did try the fried rice pretty good.
Dom Jr
This is one of those every so often places. Every dish was at best ok, not too good, not too bad. Just ok, the pork chops were a bit salty, as were the garlic wings. On the other hand the general tso’s shrimp left me wanting more. Food is a 3 out of 5. The place was a bit busy, with what seemed to be the neighborhood people. At the end of the day, it got the job done, but I don’t think I’ll be back any time soon.
… moreDinora Rivera
Food was outstanding!! Price a tad high, but it was worth it. The portions were hefty but no alcoholic beverages. When you visit go hungry, they will not disappoint. Can’t wait to come back,
… moreNicole Toro (Coconatcole)
Nice little place that serves amazing tasty food Chinese food with Spanish food. Such a wonderful blend. I had the steak & onions with mashed green plantains”Tostones” with garlic sauce on top it tasted so delicious. The steak was juicy and well-seasoned it also came with salad on the side. I highly recommend this place. I also had homemade iced tea that had just the right amount of sweetness.
… moreElizabeth Rodriguez
My daughter and I are frequent customers. This is the most authentic Chinese food outside of Chinatown, especially their Fried Rice. Their portions are great, food comes out nice and hot. The staff are friendly. It is one of the best Spanish/Chinese restaurants in Williamsburg!!! Eat in or order Take Out, they are the best!
… moreG B
Sometimes when I am in the mood for Chinese food outside Chinatown, this kind of hits the spot. Growing up, I would remember Leon de Oro and Apollo’s, two Spanish Chinese spots. The pork fried rice was awesome and they always had sliced Italian bread with butter. In any case, the portions in Caridad China are large. If you’re ordering dinner, you can have half and eat the rest the next day. The food, depending on what you get is a hit or miss. The fried rice is good, for Graham Avenue. Many of the ghetto spots serve the cheap yellow fried rice. Caridad China serves their fried rice the way its done in Chinatown. The Spanish yellow rice is too mushy. Their chicken bits are alright, and so are their fried pork. I never ate in the restaurant, so I cannot comment on that.
… moreChristina Hernandez
Amazing SERVICE. OUT OF THIS WORLD FOOD.. WOWO WOW… very attentive staff and the food is LARGE PORTIONS & food comes out quickly. Small restaurant for eat in. BUT ABSOLUTELY WORTH MY 2 hour commute. Definitely A MUST VISIT. Steak with onion & combination rice so yummy.. general tsao steak was also so delicious. Fried dumplings were also great. No need to get appetizers since the food is family style portions.
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