Came for the empanadas, which appear to be everyone's favorite…read more We tried three kinds -- the beef, the onion and cheese, and the humita (sweet corn. yellow onions, with a traditional Argentinian white sauce and spices). Small. Flaky pastry. Reasonably filled. Our order came with one very small plastic cup of plain hot sauce and a few french fries. A tastier salsa or two would have made the meal better, brought out the flavor of the fillings, sharpened the overall taste.

Those in the know seem to favor the empanadas. Unfortunately, I opted for the round, pastry, with…read moreham and cheese thingy, and barely finished it. I usually enjoy this mixture, but there was way too much ham and it tasted low quality. Maybe it's the way it's supposed to be, I don't know. Their fries are one of my least favorite kind (and I love fries.) They're not thin, steak cut, crinkle, or shoestring, but rather something that has a tempura batter like coating. They just taste oily. Again, maybe that's the norm. The lady was absent for a very long time during the weekday lunch rush. Maybe place a sign that indicates you won't be back for ~15 minutes. A number of potential customers we're waiting and then opted to leave. She was very nice so no big. Gonna start with a 3-Star and try a few more dishes as I generally enjoy Argentinean cuisine.

First time trying Salvadoran food. I had Pupusas filled with beans and cheese served with a…read morepickled and slightly fermented cabbage slaw. The service was friendly and patient. They had nice seating options. Stepping out of my norm was a great decision. I'll be back.

Great place to grab a bite to eat. I love that you can order ahead and they will have the food…read moreready when you are in a time crunch. The food is amazing, the quality and flavor are always consistent.

I get the chicken tacos and beans almost every time, El Savorin is consistently tasty and fresh…read more The red or green sauce is also very good and fresh.

I ordered a wet burrito and the chile verde was INSANELY watery and hardly had any spice, but of…read morecourse to each ur own thats always somewhat of a gamble when u eat at a new place. The rice, beans, and meat in the burrito tasted v bland and grainy. Its was a little disappointing. Also the torta was bland. But the people were so nice and the prices were pretty good for the amount of food they served.

Okay so this is a food truck. It's not going to be fancy fine dining but they make the best…read morepupusas I've had in Oregon. They make them fresh and it takes about 15 minutes for the pupusas to cook but omg they are delicious. My hubby likes bean and cheese. I love the pork, bean and cheese. Just delicious.

First time trying Whabii with the Family. This visit was specifically to try a few items from their…read moremenu Salvadoreña. Had Pupusas Revueltas (pork, beans and cheese) and with Loroco (edible flower that is native to El Salvador) and bebidas Salvadoreñas: Ensalada and Horchata. These drinks are unique and delicious and the horchata is very different from Mexican horchata (nutty and rich in spices). Very friendly ladies working this evening and we look forward to returning in a week when they start offering their tamales salvadoreñas. Whabii has a moderate amount of parking and one bench for outdoor eating. We ate there and found it comfortable. Also, my hubby is from El Salvador and hebcalled their Pupusas "casera" style, meaning home-cooked vs restaurant style, which is a compliment.

We always love Maria Latina catering! So flavorful and delicious and highly recommended each time…read morefor our customer engagement meetings. Thank you, Alex, for your customer service, and ease of ordering and delivery. I recommend the Latin American Bar; Saltado and Guava Chicken are our favorites especially with the fried plantains.

Made it back again! This time I tried the Guava Chicken, and it was absolutely delicious! The place…read moreis not fancy, but has great food and nice people who work here!

love this restaurant! such yummy food reminds me of my childhood…read more Heads up, now it's just the restaurant and it has a new name & phone #: Antojitos Chapines, 503.430.0132 P.S. Los Chapines Bakery has moved to 908 SE Baseline (visited 2x in May 2025) A second Los Chapines Bakery (and the main hub for the bakery) will open soon at 1853 NE Cornell Rd Ste A, Hillsboro, OR 97124... this is one their facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15j478Hi24/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I have lived in Portland for many years and I have searched high and low for a Centeral American…read morerestaurant that offered Pupusas and Tamales, just like my moms. Let me tell you I found it. Los Chapines, is the place for some amazing Guatemalan food. I had an order of the revuelta pupusas, cheese and meat and beans. They were very authentic and good sized. They are served with a vinegar slaw and red sauce. I could have eating many more, they were just like my moms. Then I noticed that tamales were on the menu. I ordered a tamale con carne, pork tamale. Huge tamale with a nice sauce and veggies. Served with bread very traditional dish. Lights out the best tasting tamale that I have had in years. The restaurant is tucked back in the plaza next to a Dotties. Very unassuming location. They also have many other Latin favorites on the menu and a bakery! OMG, I hit the lottery. The waitress was very nice and friendly. They have about 6-8 tables on each side. If you want to leave a tip bring some cash they do take credit cards for your meal. I am going to come again to try many more authentic dishes!

The guy here taking orders is so nice and friendly. I suggest you come by just to say hi and get a…read morewarm smile back. He actually remembered us, and it's been months! That says a lot. I'd say, the aguas frescas are so delicious. If you are fan of fresh fruity drinks, come on by. We got a Jamaica and got to try a passion fruit mango. Both were so good. Another bit of info, they actually give you a good amount of curtido, not like other places. We bought a lot extra... way too much! Ha, but is that really a bad thing to have extra for the weekend!?

Tigard has many plazas with a variety of store fronts and eateries. The Tortilleria Lorena is…read morelocated in the upstairs section of Tigard Plaza off of Hwy 99 and Hall Blvd, underneath the Archers Archery Range. The interior is small but amble enough for several families, its a bit warm inside the location due to the position of the kitchen. Along the wall you will find a large mural that represents the Salvadorian culture and food. The menu board is next to the register area. For those of us that crave Salvadorian food like Pupusa, its a spot that is conveniently located close to home. The Pupusa taste is fair, i ordered the Revuelta, it has Pork, Beans and Cheese, the pupusas are good sized, the curtido and salsa are also fair but they fill in the fix and they are close to home. The staff are very friendly and inviting. I look forward to trying a few other Pupusas.

A haiku review:…read more Raul's by the pool Transported to Mexico Limey ceviche Nachos are loaded Crispy chips and warm bean dip Life is good baby

Colorful ambience, comforting food, and friendly service. Lots of gluten free options!read more