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Address: 7842 North Point Blvd, Winston-Salem, NC 27106
Phone: (336) 896-8600
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Hours are Monday to Thursday from 11 am to 4 pm. Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 8 pm. Closed Sunday. Danis Hernandez and 3 others.
El Triunfo Family Restaurant – 7842 North Point Blvd
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Chelsea Macek
Delicious pupusas! Great portions, fresh “pickled salad” (curtido)… friendly service, definitely will go back!
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The El Triunfo Restaurant Experience ( Dine-In Edition). So, on this day, my Salvadorian friend said, let’s get some Pupusa. Now, not knowing what it was, I was like, okay. I am all about trying new food and spots I have never been to. So, upon seeing and entering the establishment, I was excited because sometimes the best food comes from small eateries. Not knowing what a Pupusa was when it was my time to order, I ordered the Fried Tilapia.
Conversely, I should have ordered the dish my friend mentioned, leading us to El Triunfo. While waiting for my food, I went to the restroom, which appeared clean during my visit. Once back at the table, my meal came out not too soon later from sitting down. I had whole fish, rice, beans, and a salad with ranch salad dressing on my plate. Side note: I’m not fond of ranch dressing, but the individual who took my order did not ask me if I wanted a different dressing. I also am not too familiar with Salvadorian food. So, all of this was a new experience for me.
While eating my food, I noticed that my fish was not well seasoned, and I felt like I needed some hot sauce to make it pop. However, they did not have any of my liking. There was some hot sauce on the table, but it tasted like a mixture of hot sauce and salsa. The rice and beans were okay but needed some more flavoring. So the moral of the story is when you have a friend from another culture who says, let’s go somewhere and get “this.” Refrain from venturing into another lane like I did. I’m unsure if I would return because I hesitate to try anything else. However, my friend says the Pupusa taste like home. Yet, I know everyone’s taste buds are different.
… moreConversely, I should have ordered the dish my friend mentioned, leading us to El Triunfo. While waiting for my food, I went to the restroom, which appeared clean during my visit. Once back at the table, my meal came out not too soon later from sitting down. I had whole fish, rice, beans, and a salad with ranch salad dressing on my plate. Side note: I’m not fond of ranch dressing, but the individual who took my order did not ask me if I wanted a different dressing. I also am not too familiar with Salvadorian food. So, all of this was a new experience for me.
While eating my food, I noticed that my fish was not well seasoned, and I felt like I needed some hot sauce to make it pop. However, they did not have any of my liking. There was some hot sauce on the table, but it tasted like a mixture of hot sauce and salsa. The rice and beans were okay but needed some more flavoring. So the moral of the story is when you have a friend from another culture who says, let’s go somewhere and get “this.” Refrain from venturing into another lane like I did. I’m unsure if I would return because I hesitate to try anything else. However, my friend says the Pupusa taste like home. Yet, I know everyone’s taste buds are different.
Daniel Alfredo Zapon Canastuj
Usually when you go to a restaurant they will serve your food, I 5 10 min, but in this restaurant it takes 15 or up to 30min but only if you really want to taste a fresh homemade and delicious food, you will wait. I guarantee you will love it. Atmosphere not really good. But food it is the best.
… moreEmily Marquez
Really good food! We had the pupusas, chicken and pork, and they were excellent. The salsa is great. It took a few minutes to cook, but it really wasn’t long and anything made to order has a bit of a wait. I’d definitely go back!
… morehugo correa
Very nice Salvadorian food, Generous portions
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Dakota Alcala
I absolutely loved this place, I am a avid fan of Hispanic food so this place when it was mentioned to me sounded like a great idea. It was the walls are beautiful, the person who served me and my girlfriend was real nice. The food was a different breed of good food. I have never are any Salvadorian food only heard of it. Their papusas and tamales are great. The food is a wait because its that good. I ordered my first meal and loved it so much I got second for my dinner. Please dont pass this place up it’s great place for your Salvadorian taste buds.
… moreLa Tortuga
Small little place. I came when I first moved here in 2018. And yum. Been here a couple times after that. I just order the pupusas and tamales. I’m not a fan of Cole slaw but the slaw they make is incredible. I guess I should try something else.
… moreElena Marshall
We love this place!! If you know Salvadorian food, then you’ll know this is the real deal! Whenever I’m missing the delicious flavor of El Salvador, I come here to remind me of my families cooking! The atmosphere is peaceful and the food is fresh! All around 5 star!
… moreMichelle Rivera
I was in Winston for the day and wanted Spanish food that wasn’t Mexican. I came across this restaurant and I enjoyed it. Everything was authentic and freshly cooked. It came out extremely fast and the horchata was delicious as well. Will definitely come back!
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