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Address: 1354 Dolly Parton Pkwy, Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: (865) 318-9568
Website: https://deliciasdominicanastn.com/
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I’ve never had mofongo before (planting) it was flavorful and perfectly prepared. The yuca was another favorite of mine; I really enjoyed it. The chicken empanadas were a surprise-they had a flavor that reminded me of fish in the best way, full of rich and savory notes. The pork was also excellent, tender and delicious. And do not forget « Morir soñando» You have to give it a try to that drink!
Everything we tried was full of flavor and made with care. Highly recommend this spot for authentic and memorable food.
We found this restaurant while in town visiting for the week. My only regret is that we waited until the end of our trip to eat here. However, if we had gone sooner, it might have left us disappointed in all meals to follow. This was the first and only meal that was a “Wow” for us. I was also sad my foodie college kid wasn’t able to be there with us to enjoy it. He would have loved it.
My 11 year old had the beef and cheese empanadas, my husband the beef yaroa, and I had the sancocha. It was all incredible. They have a housemade sauce for the empanadas. My daughter doesn’t use sauces very much, but we both agreed it was very good. The portion for the beef yaroa was big and my husband was not able to finish. He really enjoyed it and ate as much as he was able to. I got the medium sancocha and it was the perfect amount. The broth in it was heavenly. The meat was so tender. It was so delicious.
The service was incredible and everyone working was warm and welcoming. If we get back to the area, this will definitely be the first place we come back to.
I/we will be back. Now that winter has reared it’s ugly head again why not stop in for a gastronomic trip to the islands.?!
While adventuring through Tennessee, I got excited when I spotted a Dominican restaurant. Naturally, I had to stop in — I’ve got Dominican family and have been eating this food my whole life.
The place looked nice and immediately reminded me of home. The smell brought me right back to the Caribbean.
I ordered empanadas, Dominican fried chicken, rice and beans, and tostones. I was a little disappointed — they said the empanadas were homemade, but it was clearly Goya-brand crust with filling. Not bad, just not like Grandma’s.
The fried chicken had solid flavor, but it was cooked to death — way overdone, which honestly also reminded me of some spots in the DR.
The rice and beans were excellent — rich flavor and cooked well. Tostones were just okay.
All in all, not a bad restaurant, but not the Dominican food I know and love. I probably wouldn’t go back. I think I was extra excited since I just got back from two weeks in the Dominican Republic — been going since I was two. Beautiful country, unforgettable food.