I had the number 31 here which is carne GUIsada not asada, as I stupidly kept thinking was what the server was saying. The difference being that guisada is braised beef and asada is grilled.
My confusion started with looking up Mexican places open at 9:00 pm on yelp and this place came up. Not knowing what a pupusa is didn't help either, as it is actually a Salvadorean staple dish apparently. Nevertheless, I was hungry and always down to try something new.
To drink, I had the kolashampas, which tastes like bubble gum soda. Not too shabby. My only complaint here is that I ordered chicken quesadillas as appetizers, but they ended up coming out with the carne guisada. They were delicious anyhow, as was the carne guisada which has a mildly spicy tomatoish sauce strewn over it. Makes for great dipping with the pupusa bread.
The servers were polite and helpful, although they probably couldn't help themselves from smiling at the book in my hand (grad school). The prices were not too bad at all either, think I ended up paying like $17 for all three things.