Mi Tierra Internacional Restaurant

I came here after someone recommended it. Needless to say, I will not return. Terraza has better quality food, at better prices.
This place does have free delivery

I’m actually surprise with some of the reviews, I do agree the service is a bit slow and the music is a way too loud. However I thought the food was pretty good. The place does get a little pack after 10 pm, but its more about drinks and music at that time, I would presume. Also, I am upping it a star to 4 stars because last night which was my first time there, I left my phone and didn’t realize it for a few hours and our waitress actually put the phone away, the moment she saw me come back in to the place she said your here for your phone right? So extra star for honesty!

Food is ok, the advantage this place has over the rest of similar (and better) restaurants in town is that it is open later than most. Out of all of the items in the menu, my personal favorite is the mofongo de chicharron y queso, from texture to flavor, not the best I’ve had, but it does the job. During the weekend they have local dominican bands that start performing after 10PM so if you’re looking for somewhere quiet to dine at, then this is definitely not the place for you. If, on the other hand, you don’t mind the noise and want to do some dancing, then this place proves decent– ish.
They have Karaōke nights on Sunday also, for those who like to show off their vocal skills!

The price is right. The food and the service is very good. Drinks are reasonably priced also. I would recommend this place.

The restaurant isn’t too big, it’s not very modern and it doesn’t stand out. it is however a favorite with the locals… So we tried it out.
We went on a Friday night, approximately 7pm. We were seated promptly and our drink orders were taken immediately. The waitress was very pleasant and moved swiftly. Both our meals were prepared to order. We waited maybe 20 minutes, enjoyed a drink and the music while we waited. The wait was worth every minute, the food was fantastic. My wife and I are from the Caribbean, we had very high expectations of what each dish should taste like, they were undoubtedly able to meet the expectation. She had the Camaronfongo — a dish made primarily of plantains and shrimp in a light garlic sauce. The key is that the plantain portion can’t be hard & the sauce can’t be thick — they got it spot on! Their sauce was just right, the portion was very generous, the shrimp were large & plenty, a good deal at appx $ 17.
The other dish was a more traditional plate of white rice, beans, and fried chicken chunks. The rice was good enough to eat with nothing else — the test is if you can it alone, just plain white rice and it’s not too salty yet not too bland then it’s good and it was. The chicken chunks were seasoned to perfection & fried to precision! The beans weren’t my favorite, I thought I could taste the tomato sauce in them, I’m not a fan of the mild acidic taste of tomato sauce but my wife thought they were good. This dish came with a green salad and we ordered half an avocado.
That said, we spent $ 31 which included 2 Corona beers for a delicious Dominican meal. We we were with our 2 boys, we all ate from these 2 very generously sized plates. As we were preparing to leave the people arriving were clearly coming for the bar/​club event that starts at 10pm. the music is loud but does seem to blend in with the atmosphere. If you’ve ever been to DR or PR, its much like being over there. its probably not good for a date because its loud and does cater to families with small children…
To sum it up, you should try it. I will go back.

Food was good, service was also good but the music was extremely loud & extremely packed after 10PM with dancing over and around your tables.
Not to mention that when you get there for dinner you must check your bill or they will tack on an admission fee for the music & dancing! we had our $ 30 per couple charge removed immediately! we were there for dinner not for the dancing on the tables!