So far everything I've tried it's been delicious. The staff…read moreis courteous and friendly too.

Passion fruit juice, pupusas & curtido were all excellent. Prices were reasonable and service was…read moregood.

Authentic pupusas, such kind service, very homey environment. They sell baked sweet bread as well…read more They also make natural juices available very good. Definitely will be back. I ordered my go to at any Pupuseria : Pupusa revueltas Side of plantains Fresh Pineapple juice

Dinoras Bakery la mejor pupuseria de Houston con un ambiente dedicado a Dios! Gran variedad en…read morecomida. Tenemos 16 años de ir desde que estaban en la otra locación. Comida deliciosa y la hospitalidad muy cálida. Dinora's Bakery is the best pupuseria in Houston. Ambiance dedicated to God and you will only enjoy Gospel music playing on the background. Large variety of food items, lunch specials, kids menu, and much more. Warm and friendly service. They also have a Bakery. Recently started selling other items such as kids toys to help the temple with funds.

muy buena la comida ! pésima atención al cliente ,hice mi pedido por medio de una llamada el chico…read moreme atendió súper mal ,apurado,estresado y sin ganas de atenderme ,si es el mismo que cocina deberían tener una persona que tome las ordenes con buena actitud! Muy mala atención al Cliente .

This was an absolutely amazing arepa. The creamy green sauce on it was so good and it's the first…read moreplace I have found in Houston that is close to what I was missing from living somewhere else.

Tamale is a very nice size, tastes delicious. Popusas are great too, i recommend the jalapeño and…read morecheese one, the jalapeños are freshly chopped

I found Pupusas when I was pumping at Valeo! I checked Yelp reviews, Yelpers say "Very authentic El…read moreSalvador pupusas!" The Yelpers are right. I could not agree with them more. Although I was from Japan, my food DNA had changed from rice to maiz corn! Lol When I opened the door, hispanic guys were eating.A hispanic looking lady said" Hello" to me. She didn't say " porque Chinito Aqui? Why an Asian huy here? Lol. The Pupusas were great. I really loved it. It made my day! Thanks!

Yamela gave us a good service. polite and professional. The food was also delicious!!read more

The food was authentic and very satisfying. Our server her name was Adriana and she was excellent!…read more I haven't had this much care and attentiveness from a server in a long time. She was so friendly and genuine. The food is great and you can't pass on the lemonade. It's a very casual environment and great for families. I'm giving this a 5 start brocade of our service.

Honestly, the food was just okay. I had pretty high expectations for this Peruvian restaurant…read morebecause it was highly recommended to me, but unfortunately, none of the dishes I tried really stood out. Everything was lacking in flavor, and I don't feel like this was a great representation of the authentic flavors of Peru. I ordered the Causa Rellena, Lomo Saltado a la Pobre, Arroz Chaufa, and Ají de Gallina. While none of the dishes were necessarily bad, they were all pretty underwhelming and didn't have the depth of flavor I was expecting. My other complaint was the service. It was fairly slow, and we weren't offered refills or asked if we wanted any additional drinks throughout the meal. Overall, I really wanted to enjoy this place, but unfortunately, the food and service didn't live up to my expectations.

Peruvian cuisine in the Home Style: The owner is our chef tonight, Chef Gladys…read more These roasted kernels of (not corn) but something similar. like a cross between spanish peanuts and roasted corn. Yum, and free. Stained concrete floors. At first blush, common walk-in diner style seating, small and deli atmosphere, but, like a good chile it slowly creeps up on you. Little touches, like the posters that let you dream into Lima, wall adornments that feature rich carving, stitched alpaca rug... The chairs are surprisingly high quality wood backed diner's chairs, solid and all impeccably clean. Walls dripping with decorations, wall papers, Peruvian flags, woodcraft and some "tacky" decoration tinsel curtains from Valentines Day (probably on clearance at Party City), cleanly painted and bright walls. But, my wife, having been to Peru on a few mission trips verified, "this is Peru!". So, full marks on authenticity, atmospheric flavor, and the dishes she couldn't wait to dig into State-side. Lomo Saltado: Rich soft medallions of beef, with large sautéed red onion slices and herbs resting in the pan sauce with a pyramid of white rice and a pile of timber plank style potato fries. Both my wife and daughter order this. And it looks like we are homeless, because they both clean the plates so thoroughly, they might be mistaken for clean dishes when Jasmine returns them to the kitchen. I choose the Alitas Inka Brasas, but don't be dismayed by the fancy name, this is simply 6 buffalo wings with French Fries, see pic. But it feels festive to call it something foreign. They are delicious by the way, and the sauce has a good punch. You know when a pizza joint tries to offer chicken wings and they are the absolute worst things that exist in the fast food world...these are nothing like that! Jasmine brought us some green sauce that is Jalapeño verde and some red that is a native Peruvian Rocoto pepper blend that brings just enough heat to add it to every bite of french fry. different and fun. Videos running on several monitors are actually full of the owner cooking the dishes in the menu!! How cool and original is that!?! Loo Review: This is a little Best for Last bit, aside from the wonderful food...This bathroom is so nice! I did not see this coming...OK, it's not the most extravagant materials, but it looks like they gave Martha Stewart a small budget and said "do your best!" It looks like something out of the Hamptons or a resort in Lima. Bright crisp, cozy and calm...yeah, all of those, and it works. On theme with the color palate from the dining area, but so cozy and utterly free of the Latin party feel the main room emits. I really enjoyed this place and rank it in the top tier of themed loos I have ever reviewed. A bit pricey, but truly original and authentic to its claims, and all personally chef inspired. Definitely worth the visit and the experience! Thanks Gladys and Jasmine!

The food was good, could have used a little more seasoning for my preference. The service was…read moregreat, no issues at all. Very professional and kind. Cool little restaurant. WARNING!!! The portion sizes are enormous. One plate can easily feed three people. The kids portions are ridiculously gigantic. Seriously, share meals . Get one meal and however many extra plates. Prices are reasonable.

The atmosphere is very easy going. The fresh juices were delicious and plenty per serving. The…read morepineapple juice was the favorite. The food was decent. The Hawaiian empanadas were the best item we ordered. Chicken empanadas were dry, and we did not get to try the beef empanadas as they had run out. The classic Bandeja Paisa platter came with a lot of food. The meat overall was dry. If you come here, be prepared to share!

Authentic & Amazing Salvadorian food. Food was made to order and tasted delicious! A hidden gem…read morethat I plan on going back to

If you're looking for some authentic fried chicken that's done perfectly and seasoned well go to…read morePollo Campero. I've had their fried chicken three times and they've never disappointed me. Fully cooked chicken even the bigger white meat cuts and very crispy. Just the way my family likes it. The sides are delicious too from the beans to the rice even their friend plantains are done well. Whenever I need some good fried chicken they are my number 1 go to that's very close and affordable. Next try will be the grilled chicken.

Walked in and was greeted by Gloria. She was very pleasant and welcoming. I wanted grilled…read morechicken and had to wait 15 minutes for it to be prepared. I was real cool with that. It was hot and fresh. I love the plantains they serve here. The beans and rice are awesome also. The chicken is flavorful and delicious. The tables were clean and sanitized. The noise level was cool. Blanca brought my food to my table with a smile. I will be back

Colombian food is rare in Houston, but I can give this place a good 4 stars. Ambience is pretty…read moreauthentic and the food is pretty good. Music could be a tiny bit louder, but the choice of music is awesome! I'm Colombian myself and they made me feel at home which is pretty rare at a restaurant! Service is a little delayed, but nonetheless they'll treat you right! Try the Bandeja Paisa! It's awesome! Thank you for the good service!

This is a simple restaurant. We found it by accident when a car crash changed our route and we…read moreended up driving in front of the place. My husband and I were hungry and decided to try it. The food is pretty decent and affordable, and customer service is really good. Waitress was very attentive.