standing signboard out front touts salvordorean food.
when this locale opened a few months ago, young latinas were in front of the shop hawking tamales at 6 in the morn. due to the bad economy, this no longer happens.
presently, a single latina is inside the shop. i tried to order some pupusa, she didn't seem to understand so i pointed to the pupusas listed and said "uno, uno"
she nodded and went to make the pupusas
menu: fresca, many types of pupusa: revueltas, beans, queso, gueso y loroco, chicharron, etc
eats:revueltas pupusa(2)
-very large with large meat and little cheese.. so so
queso y loroco pupusa(2)
-very flavorful cheese, some loroco(veggie) very filling, crusting shell,
-curtido: lots of it, sour and had chiis in it also.
-diluted chile sauce in pouch provided. doesn't do much but alleviates dryness
foodnotes:
-pupusas made to order
-fresca listed but not seen, probably not homemade
-seating in plastic furniture. plan on take out.
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