** The mayoketchup is .25 cents extra but it's a must for almost everything on the menu **…read more Huge parking lot (part of a plaza). Real piña coladas. Def recommend as one of the very few Puerto Rican places in the area. Ambiance was great with island decor and traditional/contemporary puerto Rican music playing as expected. They have large speakers and it looks like they have an area for live music. -We got a plate of mofongo (plaintain dome) with chicharrón meat (fried) that wasn't on the menu yet. Amazing. -A REAL piña colada (NOT a mix from a bartender bottle) -Get the side of veggies. Puerto Rican food doesn't have many of those, and it's nice to see a side of steamed vegetables on the menu. -The entree comes with a side of rice and beans which were also divine. Highly recommend everything we ordered and can't wait to visit again. With limited options for Puerto Rican food, I'm delighted to find authentic cuisine here at Sajori. The owner used to work in the hotel industry back home in Puerto Rico. It was very nice connecting with them as they checked on us.

Get up to date Yelp, this restaurant has been closed for a while. If you go on google it reads…read morepermanently closed.

Great spot. Friendly. Was packed when I came in. Worth my drive to get there before my flight out…read moreof DFW.

This place is one of the food trucks on the western end of Grand Prairie Outlets. The Churassco…read moreSpecial is bussin. I've been craving tostones for a while. Found them here, added a little lime juice, delish! My steak and rice were seasoned perfectly and the portion size was worth the price. The lady who took my order was very nice and offered the suggestion to try the Churassco Special. Don't walk, run there! Two thumbs up

This has been a recent go-to for my husband and I when I'm missing a Puerto Rican style breakfast…read more We order the ham, egg, and cheese sandwich for breakfast. I love that they have two size options for it just depending how hungry you are! The true reason I come here is for the harina de maíz. SO good. I pair this was a malta India that they also sell. I plan to return to try their lunch options but have been putting it off due to a slightly high price point for the plates. The workers there are nice and patient! One of the times I wanted the avena (oatmeal) it was but ready, which was a bummer. But halfway through my meal, it was finally ready and the worker offered me a small sample bowl of it so I could try it!! They also have Spanish music playing in the background which is a nice touch to your morning breakfast setting.

Wow!! Was craving a Cuban sandwich, and this place popped up a few miles down the road: authentic,…read morefamily-owned Puerto Rican sandwiches, pastries, and juice. Family-owned, very clean, with plenty of colorful decor. I felt right at home sharing this meal and chatting with the staff. We ordered 2 Cubans, the small size, 2 empanadas, beef and chicken, with fried plantains and a Tamarindo and Guava juice, followed by their homemade flan. The Cubans and empanadas were very flavorful. That pork was delicious, and the bread toasted nicely to crunch a tad. You know it's good when you gotta clean the mustard and pork juice out of your beard afterwards. The empanadas were fairly big, with a perfectly seared, crusty masa, so tasty. Plantains were big and crunchy, which we broke into half and savored every bite. We washed it all down with the homemade Tamarindo and Guava. The flan fell flat for us but didn't take away from the experience of the meal and flavors. Very rare to find a Cuban this good so close to home.

The authentic Puerto Rican cuisine served here is truly exceptional. Having not had the opportunity…read moreto dine at a Puerto Rican restaurant for several years, this establishment exceeded all of our expectations and satisfied our cravings.

The restaurant is very clean. I've met the new owners Leannette and Karla, super nice!…read moreFood is incredible, very garlicky how it should be Love their bifteck encebollado with tostones. They have Puerto Rican bread, coffee and quesitos. Love this place!

Ordered so many things off the menu- the tostones, the sweet plantains (maduros?), another…read moreappetizer thst was DELICIOUS- a stuffed banana, and the shrimp dinner. I love trying different cuisines and local restaurants. It's byob, so if you bring wine, bring a glass or cup if you don't enjoy styrofoam! So many things on the menu I wish I could have tried, but I they are closed m-w and I leave Thursday! Service was wonderful, menu items explained and recommended. Ambiance, just a strip mall place, but does it matter with food that good?

Finally made it to El Flamboyan. I've had this place bookmarked for so long now. The cabin fever…read morejust made me do the drive this time. Located in unassuming part of Wylie/St.Paul the restaurant is smack down in the middle of the strip along other places I wanted to try. I ordered their Carne Frita con Arroz. Flavorful chunks of pork which came with fried banana, rice, and beans.. Even though I've never had an actual Puerto Rican food, I expected a whole lot of flavor just by reading about cuisine. I really enjoyed the carne frita and thought it is almost similar to lechon kawali (Filipino dish) but this much leaner part of the pig. Service was very friendly, they'll answer any question you might have especially if you are unfamiliar with the names of some of the dishes. This is a family ran business, you'll feel that upon walking in. Very homey and welcoming. You'll be transported to PR while dining here.

My favorite spot !!!! Order from here all the time !…read moreReminds me of abuela's cooking. Gonna miss it when I move

BFF is Puerto Rican and anytime visiting a new state we always seek out his native cuisine…read more This place is tucked away in a strip mall so if you blink an eye you'll miss it. Essentially a hole in the wall, you order at the counter as there are no servers in the dining room. Dining area is a good size with most tables seating four. I wanted to order the mofongo de bistec; however, they were out so I settled for the mofongo de carne Molino. BFF ordered the carne guisada con arroz y habichuelas. My entree was delicious but the mofongo didn't appear to be made the way I've had it in the past but it was still very tasty and delicious. I tasted the carne guisada and it was a little dry but still flavorful. If you're in a hurry, order ahead of time as this isn't fast food and you will be waiting a while. No paper menus nor QR code menus are available, so either look online or you have to order from their digital menu upon ordering. Overall, this place is worth coming to with just a few shortcomings but I'd eat here often if I lived in the area.