Posted in New York Dining December 16, 2021 by

Sink Your Teeth Into Authentic Mexican Food At Oaxaquena Triqui In New York

As the world’s melting pot, there are plenty of great ethnic restaurants in the Empire State. We’ve got authentic eats from just about every culture you can think of. If you find yourself craving Mexican food in New York, you’re in luck. We are blessed with some of the most incredible Mexican food you can get outside of Mexico. Oaxaquena Triqui is a small kitchen tucked away in Albany that serves up classic made-from-scratch Mexican dishes. With authentic, fresh, and flavorful food, the meals here can’t be beat.

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It may not look like much, just a little hole in the wall restaurant in New York, but inside is some of the tastiest and most authentic Mexican food in New York.
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Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, sopes, mole: they've got it all, and it's all incredible.
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Oaxaquena Triqui uses only the freshest of ingredients and the quality really shines through. The food is spicy, but never overpoweringly so, and the focus is always on the delicious, authentic flavors.
Whether you're looking for something with all the works...
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...or something a little simpler, you can get it here.
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There are options for simple bean and cheese meals for vegetarians, or you can get really exotic with traditional al pastor or even lingua.
Oaxaquena Triqui also carries bread and freshly-baked Mexican pastries. The bright pastel conchas are a must-try. They also carry bagels, sugar-dusted doughnuts, and more.
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You can also pick up Mexican sodas and snacks from their small selection of groceries.
The traditional style Mexican street tacos are probably our favorite, though. There's something so charming about just popping one (or five) in your mouth. Yum!
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And of course, don't neglect to get your fill of chips and dip. The guacamole is a must-try, but there's also options for salsa, green salsa, pico de gallo, and more.
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What’s your favorite of all the Mexican restaurants in New York? Share in the comments!

For more information about Oaxazquena Triqui or to order online, check out their website or Facebook.

Address: Oaxaquena Triqui, 77 N Lake Ave, Albany, NY 12206, USA