Restaurante Ecuatoriano Genesis
Thursday's very substantial special of the day ($8) started with a bowl of kingfish soup with yuca and plantains.
Next up was a plate of fried whiting and plantains with red onions, tomatoes, lettuce, and cilantro, all over lime-juiced white rice. I accompanied them with a cold cup of Quaker (Quack-air; normally $2, but included with the special), a smooth blend of oatmeal, OJ, and a little cinnamon. They'll nuke it, too, if you need a warm-me-up.
Restaurante Ecuatoriano Genesis
511 West 181st St. (Audubon-Amsterdam Aves.)
212-923-3030
Also in much larger premises (shown) at 538 West 207th St. (near Sherman Ave.)
212-923-3030






this little tiny place is top of the line when it comes to food.
Oh my good thank you very much for this tip. you should try alot of others stuff. The lunch specials is only the beginning.
go sat or sun you have to waite out side so take it to go.
Posted by: ivan | November 01, 2007 at 05:17 PM
Thanks, Ivan! The other location for Ecuatoriano Genesis, at 538 West 207th St. (near Sherman Ave.), has much more seating, though I wouldn't be surprised if weekends were crowded there, too.
Posted by: Dave Cook | November 01, 2007 at 10:42 PM