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Address: 811 S Mt Olive St, Siloam Springs, AR 72761
Phone: (479) 373-2451
Website: http://www.lachele2.com/
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Reviews
Shawn Wilson
Best Pupusas I’ve had thus far in NWA. The menu is straight forward and easy to read, and the staff is very nice. Last couple of months we’ve eaten here.. Well let’s just say “More than we should’ve”. It also doesn’t break the bank either. Glad Siloam Springs has this little gem.
… moreJose Torres
Ive called and ordered ahead a couple times. When I order ahead I expect to show up and get my food within 5-10 min of getting there, i still show up a few min after the time they tell me cause I hate waiting. And both times I have shown up for my food they tell me it’s still being worked on, I pay n wait 40 -50min for my order! I’ve already paid,I’m hangry and they’ve already made me late. It’s like they don’t care! Well they’ve lost this client! I’ll get pupusas somewhere else next time.
… moreSpike Speedwell
La Chele 2. Interesting name for a restaurant.
For me, it is hard to accurately evaluate ethnic foods if you don’t know what the authentic taste, composition or presentation should be. Most of the Central American food that I have had is very lightly seasoned. The foods rely almost solely on the flavors of the vegetables, fruits and meats in the dish with very limited strong spices such as the chili peppers and other spices that stand out in Mexican food.
As for La Chele 2. The food is made with fresh ingredients, prepared when you order it. The Arroz con Pollo was as expected, unseasoned or very lightly seasoned. It was simply the flavors of the chicken, mushrooms, onions and cheese. The menu says the chicken was cooked in a special salsa. It may have been, if so, it was very mild. After a couple of bites, my wife who seldom eats hot sauce, was reaching for the bottle to flavor up her plate. The portions were large, the food hot and fresh!
A few minutes later my Pollo Guisado (Salvadorean style chicken pot roast) arrived at the table. I immediately asked for the house made salsa picante. This dish (recommended by the owner) had chicken thighs and all the vegetables you would expect in a pot roast and a few more: carrots, onion, bell pepper, tomatoes, and potatoes. The house salsa picante really helped. The black beans were excellent! The sauce with the Pollo Guisado was very rich. Made that way from the fat rendered from the stewed chicken during cooking or possibly added oil or butter. The broth had a distinct yellow color with the noticeable taste of chicken flavoring added. A delicious, rich meal. Both meals were served with thick house made corn tortillas. I could have made a meal of the tortillas, black beans and the house salsa picante.
La Chele 2 is located in a modest, repurposed suite in a declining strip mall just north of Hwy 412 on Mt Olive St. Order and pay at the counter. A mom-and-pop operation with limited service. They do a lot of take-out business. They have a fair-sized menu. If you are not a Salvadorian food expert, check the menu here before you go. It will save you some time!
The Salvadorian cuisine will unlikely be my favorite As for La Chele 2, the freshness of the food and the large portions made it worth trying. I liked it.
This review was first posted on Yelp 6/29/2022 by me Spike Speedwell
… moreFor me, it is hard to accurately evaluate ethnic foods if you don’t know what the authentic taste, composition or presentation should be. Most of the Central American food that I have had is very lightly seasoned. The foods rely almost solely on the flavors of the vegetables, fruits and meats in the dish with very limited strong spices such as the chili peppers and other spices that stand out in Mexican food.
As for La Chele 2. The food is made with fresh ingredients, prepared when you order it. The Arroz con Pollo was as expected, unseasoned or very lightly seasoned. It was simply the flavors of the chicken, mushrooms, onions and cheese. The menu says the chicken was cooked in a special salsa. It may have been, if so, it was very mild. After a couple of bites, my wife who seldom eats hot sauce, was reaching for the bottle to flavor up her plate. The portions were large, the food hot and fresh!
A few minutes later my Pollo Guisado (Salvadorean style chicken pot roast) arrived at the table. I immediately asked for the house made salsa picante. This dish (recommended by the owner) had chicken thighs and all the vegetables you would expect in a pot roast and a few more: carrots, onion, bell pepper, tomatoes, and potatoes. The house salsa picante really helped. The black beans were excellent! The sauce with the Pollo Guisado was very rich. Made that way from the fat rendered from the stewed chicken during cooking or possibly added oil or butter. The broth had a distinct yellow color with the noticeable taste of chicken flavoring added. A delicious, rich meal. Both meals were served with thick house made corn tortillas. I could have made a meal of the tortillas, black beans and the house salsa picante.
La Chele 2 is located in a modest, repurposed suite in a declining strip mall just north of Hwy 412 on Mt Olive St. Order and pay at the counter. A mom-and-pop operation with limited service. They do a lot of take-out business. They have a fair-sized menu. If you are not a Salvadorian food expert, check the menu here before you go. It will save you some time!
The Salvadorian cuisine will unlikely be my favorite As for La Chele 2, the freshness of the food and the large portions made it worth trying. I liked it.
This review was first posted on Yelp 6/29/2022 by me Spike Speedwell
Carlos G. Martin-vonHindenburg
We tried this restaurant today for the first time. We both ordered pupusas and a side of fried yucca and chicharrones, both were really good. The pupusas we’re well made and stuffed, the flavor was great. The service was adequate and the place itself was adequate. We do plan on visiting again and trying other dishes.
… moreJessica Greene
Homemade tortillas, papusas, black beans, tamales! The masa has an amazing flavor and the staff is super helpful. We will be back.
… moreMark Black
Their pupuas were delicious. They have several fillings for the pupuas including pork, bean & cheese and zucchini. The chicken tacos looked awesome as well.
… moreJessica Vasquez
If you want authentic food from El Salvador this is the place. I went with my family and we ordered a few different plates and they were all really good! I don’t think you can go wrong with anything. This place would be my first choice if I were to come back and visit. The pupusas and the chicken tamales were absolutely delicious! I would 100% recommended to family and friends!
… moreAshley Kruger
The food is amazing! The service is friendly, you can tell they care about making your food correctly.
… moreMary
It was my first time at a salvadorian restaurant in siloam springs. I myself have visited other salvadorian restaurants in Northwest Arkansas. AMAZING decor so authentic! The only concern was the high prices on items that I purchased. Also there is no prices on the items on the menu. They will give you the prices, but it was very misleading. After I ordered the total for 2 meals and 3 drinks was $33.58. Food was good no complaints but I was disappointed about the layout in menu prices.
… moreOneita Pyle
Our grandson wanted to order a special treat for us with doordash. We’re shut-ins and the food we got from this restaurant was terrible. The burrito was around 90% dry rice and the rest was bits of hard dry beef. The fajita didn’t come with tortillas. And he was ordering while talking to us so we heard what he was getting. We didn’t get chips and salsa either. We can not eat any of it, it was just terrible. We called and talked to them and they said that’s what doordash sent them and offered as a 10% discount on our next meal which we can’t get because we’re shut-ins. And we wouldn’t get anyway because the food was just so horrible tasting.
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