Have been going here for a while and I gotta give them five star food is always fresh so it takes a minute but once you get it "D"elicious always hot and fresh pupusas read more

10/10 fresh delicious and full. Wait time is around 10/15 min but it's worth it. Family friendly read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Pupusa Revueltas con Frijoles y Platanos Fritos/ Crema y Frijoles - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

Food is delicious pupusas are to die for straight GAS , service is amazing, effective an efficient during rush hour horchata is ON POINT don't sleep on this restaurant they keep the parking lot packed , egg plates are not the best but maybe I am just picky idk read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

Delicous pupusas! Hands down some of the best pupusas I have ever had! I love that they have a handful of vegetarian options. My favorite is the loroco and cheese. I tried a rice flour pupusa and thought it was stellar! I could eat the salsa that comes with the pupusas by the spoonful. The cabbage salad is also delicious! Parking can be a bit dicey because of where the restaurant is located and how busy the restaurant can get. However, I ordered via DoorDash in my order arrived piping hot. Waiting for my order to arrive was well worth the wait! read more

Man I love this place I've been ordering pupusas from here since I started working off hillcroft. Affordable thick and delicious Their pickled cabbage and spicy salsas are delicious! I always get the revueltas Combo pupusa or when I'm feeling gluttonous I'll get the large cheese pupusa with an order of the fried chicharones and eat it wrapped up I always pre order cause they can get super busy! read more

While the name of the restaurant might not be particularly imaginative, this neighborhood Salvadoran eatery certainly delivers with a variety of piping-hot pupusas (and when I say piping hot, my goodness do they come out hot - use the accompanying curtido - a slaw - to regulate the temperature in your mouth). The plantains with cream are a delicious accompaniment. I also tried a chicken tamale but was a bit underwhelmed - I'll stick with the pupusas and plantains. read more

Pupusa Restaurant - bean and cheese pupusas - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

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This is the worst place I've ever ate. The food was so greasy, then It can give you a heart attack. Do not eat here. It is disgusting. Never Never in my life have I've ever had such horrible food read more

Delicious pupusas! Good size and lower in cost than others in same area. Delicious cured cabbage topping! Wonderful corn and chicken tamales, Salvadorian style. Hard to.find parking but worth the wait. And weekends, very busy, be prepared to wait in lines. read more

Love me some pupusas!! Great place! Great variety too! Fast and friendly employees! Not too far from home

This is truly authentic and original food. You wouldn't know you weren't in the country have food in a cafe there, if you hadn't walked in off the streets of Houston. read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Eight years later, this isn't a buffet restaurant anymore as Pupusa Buffet is now shortened to simply Pupusa. Not sure if they are still part of the Cocina Latina chain, since I order everything through delivery apps these days and can't view the paper menus. Besides, the cafeteria ambience encourages takeouts. What I like about this place is that the food is still cheap, there are plenty of options beyond pupusas, and I like the crisp fresh curtido and salsa. I really like their thick red bean tamales which are wrapped in banana leaves which impart their flavours further if you were to resteam or microwave them. I also like that they have ayote (squash) pupusas in addition to the traditional vegetarian options of loroco and beans. read more

Good and filling food. I recommend trying the pupusa here. The pastelitos is also good. Tamale de pollo is ok. Make sure to try their refresco. This place can become a regular if I live in the area. read more

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Delicious pupusas made to order. My favorite is the bean, cheese and pork, but the loroco is good too. They come out piping hot and so tasty! The curtido served with the pupusas is super fresh and the salsa complements the pupusas perfectly! Definitely my go to place when I'm craving pupusas. read more

This a bustling popular place. It is very inexpensive and simply delicious authentic food. We chose a chicharron y queso pupusa which comes with a side of slaw and hot sauce. It is like a stuffed corn pancake. read more

Here you will definitely get your bang for your buck. Meals under $7 and very tasty. Really good portions and different options. I've been here many times and not once have i had something i didn't like. read more

One of my friends kept talking about the amazing fresco de cebada he had here, so after driving through the area, I decided to stop by here for a quick snack. Loroco Pupusa - 4/5 The Loroco kind of tasted like artichoke, which was pleasantly surprising. The pupusa dough was nice and soft but was also pretty dense. However, the flavors of this pupusa paled in comparison to the pork, bean, and cheese pupusa. Pork, Bean, and Cheese Pupusa - 5/5 This pupusa was my favorite of the two kinds I got; I wish I ordered more of this one! The filling was so flavorful, and you could taste each of the three ingredients inside. The exterior is super unassuming, with just a sign on their building titled "Pupusa". The interior was nice and clean, and the man at the cashier was super friendly. We asked him if they still served the drink (fresco de cebada) here, and he confirmed and even let us sample some for no charge! The food was very inexpensive ($5 for 3 pupusas) and delicious, and it came with dipping sauces and cabbage salad. Will definitely come again soon to try more of their drink selections and to get more of my favorite pupusas. read more

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Food was great. But no idea which food was which. We ordered takeout for several folks and it was all put in one container with no identification of different flavors. So no idea what I preferred which would be preferable before ordering again. read more

Delicious- hot and fast. Highly recommend the squash pupusas, beans, and the platanos fritos. Our new go to pupusa place!!

Great place to eat , super clean , food its great , excellent customer service , they have several dishes ready , definitely will come here again read more

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Man, what great food. I haven't had Salvadoran food since I lived there, and there was no disappointment. They're good was authentic, the service was excellent and the restaurant was so clean. read more

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I've been here twice. Perfect pupusas. The cabbage is a little different than other restaurants I've been to, but it's great. I mainly like their most basic pupusas, but their other dishes are good too. read more

First time I got food from here it was pretty good but when I went back two months after the food came out cold the workers are friendly but the food isn't so good anymore read more

If you want truly authentic Salvadoran food, look no further. I'm talking "none of the staff speaks English and there are grandmas rolling out pupusas in the back" authentic. The room is set up in a cafeteria-style and you order at the counter. There was a pretty long line when I visited last on a weekend, but I didn't much mind the wait as I took in the beautiful mural of a rural scene on the back wall and basked in the collective warmth of families with their giggling children eating breakfast all around me. The pupusas have the ideal texture, soft and gummy, packed with salty cheese and best doused with the tart and pungent curtido (slaw) and hot sauce. Don't skip out on the Loroco variety, which features a crunchy and delicious edible flower indigenous to Central America. The squash pupusas are great as well. The one with Cheese, Beans, and Pork one was savory and rich but could've used more of each ingredient. Hard to beat hot and freshly made pupusas for breakfast or lunch (or dinner for that matter) and this spot does them well. read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

Great taste and fast service most of the time. It does get busy during lunch, so keep that in mind. Definitely worth it.

Great place, I have tried other places in town but this one hits the spot! I have had friends try it out and they love their food.

I'm disappointed that they no longer have the all you can eat buffet. Other than that the food is amazing! I ordered the bean and cheese pupusa and also a bean, cheese, and pork. I topped them with both salsas and cortido. I also tried then yuca con chicharron which was pretty good. I enjoyed their food so much I went back for another pupusa and also this fried corn thing that came with crema, I can't remember what it was called, but it was so good! I ate until my stomach felt like it was going to explode. I see some reviews on here saying they paid $1.39 per pupusa. Prices have gone up since then and they are now $1.50 each which is not bad at all. For my husband and I eat it was only $24 and we ordered A LOT. I would list everything we ordered out, but I'm honestly embarrassed 2 people ate that much. read more

OMG I've never had such fresh pupusas for only $5!!???? Ayce ! If you happen to call them and ask what time they close you better know spanish because you will get a " QUE QUE ???" They close at 9 pm sat Ok, everybody pretty much covered all corners on what was to review about this place and they were pretty much on the spot. My son and I just came from eating Pho a couple of hours before that and decided to drive way across town just to try this little place. The first thing I noticed when I parked and got out of my car which was about a good 15 yards from the door was the smell of what they were cooking. My son who is half Salvadorean widened his eyes and started acting like a kid in a toys r us store when he walked in and said "all you can eat!??" Those of you that have teenagers know how much they can eat right? Well when we finally finished we downed a total of 11 pupusas all together. Him 6 and me 5, I could not open my jaw anymore. Having been introduced to Pupusas for about 17 years and dragged all over Houston to almost every Pupusa restaurant there was because of his mother allowed me the nice experience knowing when I'm eating a good or bad batch and I can tell you this, this was the best pupusas I have ever tasted in my life. I would have been glad to pay $7.99 instead of the $4.99. They were that good. If you do not speak Spanish you might have a little hard time communicating what you need but there are numbers 1 through 6 where you can point and the nice little young lady behind the food will serve to you. It is a good thing I can speak spanish fluently and they even had a hard time understanding me! The only con I have is if you are not of hispanic descent or Asian like me, be prepared to be looked over a little strange by the patrons and the counter ladies but they mean no harm. Heck I do the same sometimes like when I'm at a Pho' place and see a construction truck full of "amigos" get out and step into where I am eating with chopsticks. I definately will return and will probably become a duke here by the years end. I live about 20 miles from this place and distance and price is not going to keep me from my new found gold. Thank you fellow yelpers for steering me in to this place. Next on my bucket list will be that Hot dog place by canal street. See ya soon! read more

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Muy delicioso la comida En especial las pupusas Totalmente recomendado El servicio muy bien atendiendo read more

don't recommend. They don't do good service and the woman who attended me had a bad attitude definitely don't recommend this place.

Excellent food and service. Best pupusas I ever had. People are very nice, friendly and proffessional. I highly recommend Pupusa Restaurant.

The lupus as are molten lava hot, flavor is great and it's a good sized Pupusa for the money. Really enjoyed our first time here! read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Only about 1/4 of mine left in this photo. - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

This place has such great papusas! We ordered a variety to try-bean, cheese, pork. They were all delicious. The salsa was phenomenal also... will definitely be coming back! read more

the pupusas are just prefect with 2 of my favorite drinks being horchata and cebada the srvice is well such as including a pick up or delivery Overall a good place for hispanics or salvadoreños to enjoy eating here. read more

Pupusa Restaurant - the resturants desing and tables - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

Love the pupusas and breakfast! Me and my co workers always order food from this place. If you haven't tried them out, it's a must

Amazing authentic fresh Salvadorian food! I waited less than ten minutes for my food despite it being a full house!! awesome friendly staff who know what they're doing. Small menu with great choices that are cooked to order with a wide variety or refreshing drinks and coffee. Been coming here for months and i can always count on amazing quality service and food. Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to Pupusa! read more

Es una verdadera lástima que sean tan codos como la salsa y el curtido, para dos pupusas te dan una ramita de salsa pequeña, me hacen dudar que sean auténticos salvadoreños.le doy 3 star por las pupusas read more

I love a man who can work his tongue. Oh, wait. I mean, a man who can handle two different languages easily is a sexy beast. Come here and your probability of finding such a man will be pretty darn high along with some tasty pupusas. Forget the Colbert Bump: I'm bumping up my own rating from 3.5 stars to 4 stars for this humble "Little Buffet That Could". Set in a fresh new strip center just south of Bissonnet and Hillcroft, I was lured to explore it by a totally random Yelp review (Ashley W's, if you're curious). Seeing John D's review only added fuel to this fire. The interior isn't the largest but the tables are clean and newish with a bright landscape mural of towns in El Salvador on each end wall. You pay your money up front ($5.40 including tax for the buffet only) and then pick up a styrofoam plate at the steam table. Choose among the 6 types and the steam table lady will unwrap the foil and put your chosen type and quantity on your plate. Move down and ladle up some picante salsa and/or some curtido (the zingy cabbage salad: think coleslaw). Grab and seat and enjoy while watching some Spanish telenovelas on the big screen TVs. I sampled one of each of 4 types: pupusa revuelta (pork, beans, and cheese), the loroco con queso, the ayote with cheese, and the plain beans and cheese. Some definitional terms from my transplanted El Salvadoran co-worker: Loroco is a flower that grows on a vine and used in various dishes. It has a pronounced flavor when fresh so is mixed with other ingredients to dilute its strength. Ayote is a baby pumpkin-squash vegetable and is considered a delicacy. [Okay, lesson over.] The loroco and ayote versions were tasty but not "out there funky". To be frank, the loroco was kind of bland. The ayote was different since you could see the spinach-like vegetable in the pupusa. I'd say you could serve your country-bumpkin Aunt Winifred these items and she would be okay with these "exotic" items if she can handle corn, cheese, and beans. The other pupusas were similarly mainstream but the reason for the star upgrade were the lovely charring those maize rounds took after their visit to the griddle, the tangy salsa, and the sour crunch of the curtido. The combination made for some nice eating. Of course, as the only Asian man in the place, both the cashier and the steam table lady gave me the eye to see if I really was eating these pupusas as well as whether or not I was enjoying them. After catching them eyeballing me, I kept on eating and gave them each a big grin. Or, the grin could have been due to a neighboring table of three young men who effortlessly flowed between flawless English and Spanish. Super sexy at how they shimmied between the two languages. I wanted to lean over and say "I like your pupusas" but worried that it would come off sounding dirty. Would it sound less dirty in Spanish? I thought not. read more

Pupusa Restaurant - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

I come here with family and friends. Very friendly staff and they greet you fast. The wait is very short so you get your food pretty fast. The food is delicious read more

Pupusa Restaurant - The food is delicious and very friendly staff !!! - Salvadoran Near Me - Houston, Texas

AMAZING!! We went shopping at Value Village and worked up an appease turned to yelp for some help and stumbled into this GEM!! Hole in the wall, crazy busy, SUPER TASTY & CHEAP!! I live 15 miles away but plan on becoming a regular! Don't miss out!! read more

I LOVE PUPUSAS!!!!! I Do!!!! ! I DO!!!!!!! I was introduced to this cheesy heaven sent creations almost 20 years. My best friends Aunt made the best ones ever. I had one bite and fell in Love forever Now I Found a place to get them just like she made them........ TO GO $1.00 EACH!! Sorry I don't mean to Yell. I'm excited!!!! Pupusa Reveltas MUST TRY!!!! SOOOOOO GOOOOODD!! Then for $4.99..All you can eat....WHOA.... There's a lady at the pupusa station who asks which one of the six kinds you would like. I really like they have her handling these pieces of gold with gloves on.. Thank goodness. Everyone would be picking out the not so cheesy ones. It's very sanitary. I now know where to come when I'm Jonesing for A pupusa a oooey gooey goodness of Heaven. read more

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