Good salvadoran place, we come for the papusas and soup! Really great soup, i crave it when im…read moresick. My boyfriend loves this place, the papusas are HUGE so dont make my mistake of ordering too many. Very customizable fillings for the papusas and their cabbage slaw and red sauce go great with it. Good quick eats. it's definitely busy ambiance with colored lighting and murals painted on the walls. Not a romantic spot, probably good to go with friends for a fun bite

This place was the it spot for pupusas. That is no longer the case. They're super expensive, they…read morecame out raw and when the server took them back to properly cook they came out burnt. The drink was pure alcohol no flavor. This is goodbye for me after 30 years.

Stopped here for lunch and got a combo that came with 8 small sized pupusas. The meats and cheese…read morecame on the side, which consisted of shrimp, steak, chicken, half a chorizo, and cactus. The rice was okay, no complaints. Price was $35 which I thought wasn't bad for the amount of food I got. I shared it with my partner and we each ate 4 pupusas each and we were completely stuffed. Would definitely go back to try more items on the menu!

Pupusas were good and service was great. They were pretty big too. Also ordered pastelitos de pollo…read moreand loved them. The restaurant is really nice and homey

Super delicious mouthwatering food, they take their time to cook it so call ahead to save time,…read morefood is truly authentic, service is very good. I am a native Salvadoran so don't be fooled by the bad reviews from others, I'm a regular customer here because the service and quality of the food are one of the best, the owner makes sure she makes your food to the best quality standards in the food industry sanitation and food poising control certification is required for all cooks per owner's policy. The atmosphere and Interior of the building are distracting making you doubt about what you are getting to eat. But the dishes are made like if your grandmother cooked it. Prices are very low in comparison to others.

I don't know what compelled me to walk into this place but I did. On top of that, I ordered…read moresomething. First off, this place doesn't have a menu. Second, no one here seems to speak any English. So using my limited Spanish and the art of pointing at stuff quizzically, I managed to order a hot pastry filled with meat. They also had something that looked like meat stew and tamales I think but who knows. They probably have some delicious stuff in the back too that isn't on display. It was cheap and so damn good! I'll be back to try some other stuff. Cash only!

Ordered for delivery it was really good and they were fast! Great food! I would def recommend and I…read morewould order again

A rare, perfect experience today transported me back to a small fonda in Mexico City. Simple cheese…read morequesadillas, clearly made from scratch, and pupusas that tasted like manna from heaven were accompanied by an incredible plate of rice and beans. The place was spotlessly clean, and the staff was friendly

Grubhub Order: - Tacos Fritos de Pollo…read more- Papusa de Queso - Horchata I definitely want to circle back and try more of this menu. The tacos were soooo goood! I definitely recommend that dish. It actually wasn't bad being a delivery order either. I was worried about the lettuce but everything was really good. The papusas were good. I though there was loroco in the cheese though? Wasn't as flavorful as I am used to but still pretty good. I noticed there was a loroco papusa though... but is there cheese in it too? That's way I didn't get it. Maybe I will next time. The horchata is legit. So fresh! Definitely will be ordering again.

I ordered delivery so I can't speak to the ambiance or service. I will say that it was probably…read morethe best chicken tamal I've ever had. The masa had amazing flavor and the chicken was melt in your mouth. The pupusas revueltas had good flavor but a bit dense. I don't have a lot of experience eating Salvadorian food but I was not a fan of the plantano relleno. They should explain on the menu what the items are because I was not expecting what I got. To me a relleno is filled with meat but this was filled with a sweet cream. . It's not for me but I won't penalize this place for that.

The restaurant interior reflects good taste. The staff's lovely manner made dining pleasant. The…read moresetting makes a difference here. Good food at sensible prices. Every dish here deserves your attention.

From the owner: All of our services come back to our focus on family. From…read moreour party catering services to our authentic plates, we also provide quality food to show our care for local customers.As a small business, our goal is to accommodate your needs. Whether you require convenient Salvadoran takeout or a safe place to have a delightful dinner with loved ones, our restaurant is happy to serve you.Pupuseria Los Nueve Vientos Osicala is an authentic dine-in and takeout Salvadoran food establishment in West New York, New Jersey. As a Salvadoran cafe, breakfast restaurant, and food provider, we feed our customers with quality care, one dish at a time.

A guilty pleasure and favorite comfort food of mine are the Salvadorean "pupusas". And when it…read morecomes to pupusas, I have not found anybody that makes them better than El Salvadoreno Restaurant in our area. Great hospitality and service with great food and serving sizes, this restaurant is family friendly and budget friendly at the same time. Evenings are packed and colored with loud music and large screen TVs playing sports games from all over latin america. A total Central/South American vibe with a sports bar on the side. Takeout counter also available for a quick stop and pickup to go. The menu is extensive... but to be honest, I only ever come for the pupusas! lol We ordered: Bean and Cheese Popusa Pupusas Revueltas

I love the pupusas here the people is nice good ambiance good vibes one of my favorites .read more

Best place to get a Salvadoran breakfast. 9 out 10 times if your from El Salvador then you'll see…read moresomeone you know at this resturant. Can't go wrong with this on a Sunday morning after a night of drinks.

Very Central American place. Lol it's tiny but that's the way in the campo. The pupusas are…read moredelicious! I get the revueltas, mixed cheese and pork. They spicy pickled cabbages topping is acidic , salty, and spicy! The drink is tamarindo, a bit on the sweeter side. The service is not the best but they do respond if you call out . The decor is simple, only a few tables, more of a mom pop shop.

My first time trying pupusas, they were delicious and filling, and there were corresponding…read morecondiments to go with them. The food came quickly and the service was good as well.

I come here whenever I crave Salvadorian food - this is by far one of my favorite restaurants in…read moreNorth Newark !!! One of my good friends who happens to be Salvadorian introduced me to Pupusas which is a typical Salvadorian dish and ever since I've been hooked !!! Pupusas looks like an arepa and in the middle is stuffed with retried beans, chicharron(fried pork) and cheese ... So according to my friend the correct way of eating pupusas is with your hands and u have to add sauce and the cabbage spicy slaw... It's delicious and 2 is enough u will be full for the next few hours ... And it's so cheap - it's like $2 for 1 Pupusa ... And u have the option of having only cheese , or pork and cheese , or all three in one .... Check it out - I know the name sounds funny but it's tasty!

The tacos mixtos were delicious. I would have loved my pupusas to be fried a little more as I love…read morecrunch, however the flavor profiles were all there. The service was quick and friendly. I shall return.

El Salvador has been around awhile and right in my neighborhood so I thought some good central…read moreAmerican cooking would be just the trick on a non cooking night. I called for delivery and here the problems began. Beyond some slight hiccups with language barrier, the guy on the phone takes my order and tallies up the amount to over $10 of what I thought it would be. I go back tally up everything on my end and call back. Again he says that's the amount, actually $0.25 more this time. So I ask what gives? I ordered off the website. He replies "oh the prices have increased on some of the things." He tries to go through what has gone up, along the way Naming things that aren't even on my order. I have to correct him and get that straightened out. My main issues with this is of course, update your website to reflect price increases, and 2 I could've canceled the order but I didn't over this, you could throw me a dessert or something for my troubles? The food comes after another hiccup from the driver being a bit confused and passing the building. I don't get a receipt because I wanted to review what exactly costed what. The delivery lady won't let me keep the copy she has. So there's that. *Exhale* so the food... It was alright. Not the best of an authentic level place like this. The pupusas were good and would consider again but they didn't live up to the hype I thought they would. The Lomo de cerdo asado (pork loin) was waaaaay overdone and all dried up. Rice and beans were fine though as were the salads Included with the entrees. Chicharrones was ok as was the yuca frita. Then there was this red sauce that was packaged in a coffee cup and tasted like that $0.88 store brand pasta sauce. Very watery. Not good. Overall I wasn't really impressed by the service and food. Maybe dining in is the way to go here.