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  • I've been coming here for years now and always leave satisfied. One thing people have to realize when they say this place is not as good as [insert Mexican taco place here], El Asador is actually El Salvadorian and not Mexican, so there are differences. The whole menu is pretty darn delicious. My favourites are the fish tacos and chorizo tacos. The fish is a pretty recent addition, within the last year or so I believe so I'm really happy they decided to stick with it. Last time I was there, my friend ordered a goat taco, but the taste and texture were very beef-like...Either they got our order wrong, or the goat is just beef. Pupusas take a long time to make (we finished our tacos and had to wait another 5-10 min for them) so keep this in mind. I've only ordered them once or twice and have ordered the "mixed" pupusa (with beans, cheese, and meat) but it always tastes and feels like cheese only...confused about that. I've also tried the tamales which are pretty good, very authentic and tasty. Tacos are by far the best items on the menu, so stick with that if you're not sure. I love that they always give you a double layer of tortilla, both soft and crunchy. Awesome! People here are criticizing the ambiance but I think that's the whole charm of the place. It's a little run down and old, but it screams authenticity and I love that the TVs are tuned to Spanish channels...I've caught a dramatic Latin soap opera or two there. Lots of fun. The one thing that bugs me about the place are the very large picnic tables set up there. They feel pretty authentic, like a real taco stand in El Salvador would have, but they take up so much room and sometimes only 1 or 2 people sit at a table when it could easily seat 4 or 5. This also makes wait times for a sit-down meal reeally long. That's why a lot of neighbourhood locals order take out, but how unfortunate for the non-locals who trekked out there for a yummy taco meal! People are also writing that they thought their meal would be cheaper, but just because the decor and atmosphere are low-key, it does not mean the prices are comparable to fast food or low end food. They use fresh, good quality ingredients which I think are deserving of the prices they charge. Writing this review has made me hungry and now I'm planning my next trip. Highly recommend this place!
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