4.0 – 127 reviews • Salvadoran restaurant
Welcome to Pupusa Paradise – your culinary gateway to the heart of El Salvador right here in Passaic, New Jersey! Nestled in the heart of this vibrant community, our restaurant is a haven for those seeking the delicious and authentic flavors of Salvadoran cuisine.
At Pupusa Paradise, we take pride in crafting the finest pupusas in town. These savory, handmade corn tortillas filled with a variety of mouthwatering ingredients like cheese, beans, and succulent meats are a true Salvadoran delicacy. Our dedicated chefs use traditional recipes and the freshest locally-sourced ingredients to ensure every pupusa is a masterpiece of flavor and texture.
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Matchazen
We had an enjoyable time here. The pupusas were really delicious and very affordable. The service was nice and everything was clean and made quickly. Would recommend this place for a variety of pupusas.
… moresandy oddo
Everything is authentic Salvadorian food service is great
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… moreQuincy
Obsessed with this place. The pupusas are inexpensive at $2.75 a piece, sooo delicious AND come with complimentary condiments including a house made slaw/sauerkraut-type thing. Staff don’t speak much English but were patient with my poor Spanish. Can’t wait to go back to try their other dishes.
… moreIris Mena
The pupusas actually taste good but the curtido and sauce need improvement. The portions are very small and the salsa it’s like water. I ordered nuegados and they came with pancake syrup. They did not taste good at all.
… moreThe Jay Águila Show
My first coming here from RI and it was amazing. It’s a cute and cozy mom and pop shop. It’s first come first serve to find a table. The services was good. Food took a while because they are customizing And making it fresh for the customer. Highly recommend the mozzarella cheese and the fish with onion and spinach. Really good stuff
… moreBlanca Soto
I was excited to eat pupusas so I gave this place a shot. The pupusas were ok but on the pricey side. What go me really disappointed was the salsa and curtido left much to be desired. The salsa lacked depth, tasting more like watered-down tomato sauce than the flavorful, zesty accompaniment pupusas deserve. As for the curtido, it was overly sour, missing the balance of tanginess and crunch that typically enhances the dish. Overall, neither did justice to the pupusas, which was disappointing given how central these sides are to the experience.
… moreWendelyn Rios (Wendy)
Nice small place, a little too religious but it’s ok. The food was delicious and decent prices.
… moreWanda L
First time there had to wait a bit for food. Overall food was good and server friendly. The only downfall was not being told the gratuity is included with tax plus you get a service fee if you use a debit/credit card, we were a total of 4. I’m not from the area but find this happens more than often in this city.
… moreYvonne Munoz
The revuelta pupusas needed more chicharron but overall they were good. Their cabbage salad was a bit dry but tasty and their salsa tasted like watered down V8. Make sure to check your pick up order before leaving as orders get mixed up and girl at counter seemed a bit distracted and confused.
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