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| - What is popusas?! This is what I think they are, it's like a CD sized pancake, filled with something (bean, cheese, or pork), made with corn not flour. The people with me got a platter with three popusas and rice, each. I got a carne plate with shrimp. As an appetizer we got a mix plate with two popusas, yucca fritas, and some very similar to an empanada. Those empanada things were full of flavor, very tasty. I would go back just for those empanada things.
The carne plate was good. Nothing super special, but it had good flavor. The other people also got large glasses of horchata. They loved it and commented how fresh it tasted.
As everyone has said, the area looks very run down; but I assume that is how they can keep prices low. Its painted blue and you have to park in the back. The entance is back there so you don't have to walk around the building.
The reason it is only getting 4 stars is that only one person is serving the entire restraunt, so you have to be patient. That said the staff is very friendly and welcoming.
For my first experience with Salvadoran food, it was good. So if you want some cheap eats and some kind of crazy filled mini pancakes. This is the place for you.
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