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The filling is sparse which is not cool at $4 per item (as in, per pupusas). Also, the ones we ordered with meat did not seem to contain almost any meat at all. Very disappointing. Which tells me they’re trying to save money. I’d rather just pay more and get the meat that I ordered in my meal!? Facepalm.
I ordered the meat ones for my kids and my husband and they would like to have the meat which is why we ordered it that way.
Also the cabbage slaw which is always treated as a side dish-condiment is supposed to complement the flavors of the pupusa and the flavor of this condiment was very lacking when we went last week…It was meh at best. My kids said they liked it but I think that’s because they’re used to eating Mexican style cucumbers with a little bit of lemon and salt on them and they don’t like the traditional… It’s supposed to be traditionally made in with more flavor in this El Salvadorian dish. There were no red pepper flakes and no pieces of Mexican oregano, not even any hint of those flavors, which is how I am used to eating the condiment when it served with pupusas.
I feel like they are making the flavor much more toned down for clientele that doesn’t know how it should taste, like for an American pallet and I find that very disappointing. If people don’t want to eat dishes of a certain culture the way that it’s supposed to be made, then they shouldn’t go there. The restaurant owners changing things for the Americans is obviously a common occurrence for decades here, but it drives down the overall experience and variety in food choices when we go out.
The only thing they really had going for them was their salsas!! If you’re eating in the restaurant, on the table they have a red one which is hotter a green one which is medium and a yellow bottle which is mild. They were nice.
They have a good selection of drinks that you would expect at a Mexican or Latino (order at the counter type) restaurant.
I did get excited about trying the flan since it was my birthday which was also extremely disappointing… Everywhere I’ve ever had it was better than here… Literally everywhere. It was the worst thing we had. Weird texture.
In short, I would say this meal has no personality. Although it’s time consuming to make at home, I make it 10 times better.
It does take a little practice to get this meal down but it can be so, so good and it just wasn’t even close. If it’s done right it should be a comfort food and it should basically be irresistible -where you don’t want to stop eating them. That’s not what this was… It was take it or leave it. I’ll take it for sure if it’s free but I ain’t going to go out of my way to go here again.
We used to live near this place and it used to be a little bit better, although it still was not the great.
If you want the best, I think you’re going to have to go to Burien, lol!! Not joking.
I guess I should make one parting admission. This is my favorite meal in the whole wide world so I might have a little bit higher standards than people that are just feeling hungry, lol. But my husband also agreed that there’s no reason to go back. And my kids weren’t rushing to eat all these up when we brought them home. (We ate at the restaurant then brought home food to them.)
No other dishes ordered.
Sad to give a negative review to a small, local business, but I feel like since they’ve been around for a long time they know what they’re doing and they know what they could be doing differently and they don’t care… Hopefully if enough people make reviews/talk to them about it, they will up their game. So I wish them that all the best in that respect.
So far, my favorite is the chicharron and cheese, but I’ll have to be back for the Lengua burritos!
The exterior is very unassuming, in a “strip mall” sort of setting. The interior is also slightly unassuming and smaller, but very colorful.
The menu is posted two different spots. They have a cold case with drinks and desserts.
It’s an open kitchen and you can watch the employees cook, it truly feels like you’re in someone’s home!
I ordered to go and everything is made to order. I ordered the bean and cheese and spinach Pupusas and a chicken tamal. The prices are so reasonable; around $9 for all of this food!
The pupusas I tried were incredibly flavorful, soft and full of filling. The flavors were out of the world. The chicken tamal was so authentic, delicious masa, crazy moist and filled with white meat chicken, potato and a green bean! The slaw and vinegar-y sauce that you get was really the perfect addition!
I highly recommend coming here for a truly authentic experience!
We ordered the fries which were really nice. We got the fried plantain, which were yummy but very greasy.
My husband ordered the hula hula torta, he says it looked better in the menu. He wished it would have been like the picture and it was good to get rid of your hunger, but not to recommend.
I ordered the pupusa loca and it was delicious. It is very big, so definitely share. Pupusas are definitely the dish to order.
Service was ok.