In common with most other restaurants that serve "comidas China y Criolla," Mi Estrella offers one roster of food from the Orient, another from the Occident, and no fusion except in the names of individual dishes. Even then, a name like egg foo young de carne ahumada ($8.95) is no cause for confusion. Cut into this ample domelike omelet and you'll easily make out the featured roast pork, and a substratum of egg, too. Not shown: my batido de guanabana ($3.50).
Mi Estrella
88-19 Roosevelt Ave. (at 89th St.), Jackson Heights, Queens
718-429-8973




Even though I am not a huge fan of oriental food I should say that this looks so yummy and I will taste it for sure.
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