Top Takeout Picks: Boia De and Casa Sensei

Boia De La Pollita Fried Chicken Sandwich
Boia De La Pollita Fried Chicken Sandwich

MIAMI-DADE

The restaurant: Boia De

Where: 5205 NE Second Ave., Miami

Takeout treats: Luciana Giangrandi and Alex Meyer are the two young chefs behind this buzzing Italian-inspired compact restaurant, which sprouted a loyal fan base since opening last June. Their ventanita, or takeout, menu offers favorites like crispy polenta ($8), eggplant parm sandwich ($11) and ricotta gnocchi ($19).

Don’t miss: La Pollita fried chicken sandwich ($11). Before there was Boia De, there was La Pollita, the duo’s hugely successful taco cart. The crispy chicken sandwich, juicy and perfectly crunchy fried chicken alongside a tangy cabbage slaw, avocado and creamy aioli was so beloved it was a no-brainer to add it to the restaurant menu as well.

Contact: 305.967.8866; boiaderestaurant.com

 

BROWARD

The restaurant: Casa Sensei

Where: 1200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale

Takeout treats: A mix of pan Asian and Latin fusion cuisine, this Las Olas eatery is offering all items from their traditional menu for takeout and delivery from Tuesday to Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Monday from 4 to 10 p.m. Selections include large plates like grilled Scottish salmon with tomato cucumber salad and a vegetable medley ($26); a variety of Sensei specialty rolls (including the Drunken Roll with tempura fried salmon, cream cheese and surimi topped with dynamite surimi mix ($16); ramen and noodle plates—and more. Casa Sensei has also thoughtfully created a variety of Take-and-Make Meal Kits with ingredients to create family-style DIY dishes like pad Thai ($75), sesame chicken ($59) and Mongolian beef ($79). To top it off, this location is offering 50% off all wine, liquor, beer and sake bottles to complete your meal.

Don’t miss: Charred Octopus ($16; pictured above). This signature starter includes a grilled octopus tentacle, papaya mango salad and fresh basil vinaigrette.

Contact: 954.994.1416; casasensei.com

 

 

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