Amazing food for a local food truck. The food didn't even take 10 minutes to be ready & was very…read morewarm with SO much flavor

EDIT: I lowered their rating from 4 to 3 stars. On a couple…read moreof occasions, their meat tends to be overcooked, and that kind of inconsistency can ruin a meal. No one wants to fight with piece of meat. Everything else is till spot on. I'm not sure if there are any Austin Yelpers who are considered the authority on Honduran food. If you're out there, thank you for holding my spot, but I'll take it from here. First things first. The Baleada. This is quintessential street fare, not to mention the most ubiquitous in Honduras. An over sized, handmade flour tortilla filled with refried beans, scrambled eggs, crumbled white cheese, and cream. That's a sencilla (simple) version. You should take the baleada con carne which is that same thing with grilled beef added. These things are huge. You only order one. Seriously. Next, let's talk plantains. Growing up, fried sweet plantains were a mandatory part of any Honduran meal. Here, they serve it the way it would be served at home. The fried plantain is sliced, then served with refried beans, crumbled white cheese, and cream on the side. Top it with as much as you like and go crazy. It's delicious. There are other dishes to try, and you should explore the options, but not before you've tried these two. Honorable mentions go to the Chicharron con Yuca (fried pork rinds with cassava) and the Carne Asada con Tajadas (grilled meat with fried green plantains.) If you want to do this properly, you should also ask for a "Banana" to drink. It's a soda and you can probably guess the flavor. The last thing I'll tell you is that, no matter what you order, you need to ask for a side of "encurtido." Shut up and do it! Almost forgot to mention that this is a CASH ONLY establishment. Enjoy your meal!

Wrorst baleadas in Austin this place is a joke; save your money and go to another place. If I had…read morewanted to eat a flower tortilla I could have brought it at HEB. Estas baleadas son una vergüenza para los hondureños. Las baleadas de Los Catrachos en la Breaker Ln estan mil veces mejor.

The place isn't very clean and the food isn't very authentic. Even the aguas naturales are made…read morefrom powder. Three out of five stars for trying.

La comida está súper deliciosa de las mejores trailas de comida hondureña que he probado en Austin…read morequiero decir que es la mejor que he probado! Me encantó y si voy a regresar a probar el pollo con tajadas. Las cocineras son súper amables también **No aceptan tarjeta solo cash o zelle**

What can I say I love pupusas and these ones are great! We got the bean and cheese pupusas, which…read morecame with some delicious toppings and salsa. The truck is in kind of a random parking lot, but does have covered outdoor seating with benches of you want to eat there. Highly recommended!!

The best honduran cuisine in the Austin area! The carne asada tajadas plates is so delicious, and…read morethe pollo chuco with tajadas are FIRE!!! The baleadas are so fluffy and soft in texture, me and my family love this place! And the Girls working there are always sweet and attentive, thank you for the great service!

The food here is so amazing. I've been coming here for years and they never disappoint. It always…read moretastes like a good home-cooked meal. I wish their portions were bigger though! Kinda small.

100% rico - everything on menu is delicious and unlike any other food truck in Austinread more

From the owner: Rica comida Hondureña. read more

Lima Criolla Peruvian Restaurant, located in Lincoln Village on IH-35, looks very inviting from the…read moreoutside looking in. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor tables are covered with blue umbrellas to protect you from the pesky sun. So I walk into Lima with a food blank slate. I was not super hungry, but I wanted something to quench my hunger. I ordered the Aguadito soup (chicken soup with rice and cilantro) and plantains along with a Alfajores cookie (made with dulce de leche). The soup came with chicken on the bone along with fluffy rice, peas and carrots. OMG...this soup was amazing!!! It tasted like something your grandmother would prepare. I am a picky when it comes to plantain (no green, hard plantain for me). The menu stated, "golden, caramelized sweet plantain, fried to perfection). Lima had me caramelized. My ideal plantain is sweet with a crispy edges. Lima's plantains are my new favorite! Don't tell anyone, but I ate them with my hands...like a little kid. The cookie was also baked to perfection...really enjoyed my cookie. When I walked in, I was immediately escorted to a table by a friendly hostess and server. She was quiet-spoken and super nice. This was an excellent dining experience...will definitely be back...sooner than later!

We came here for dinner last night and it's a pretty big restaurant with plenty of seating…read more I ordered their adobo limeno which was $16.95, came with rice, pork in a thick sauce, and a few pieces of sweet potatoes. My husband ordered their tacu tacu limeno which was 19.95, came with garlic rice, few pieces of tomatoes, and beef in a watery stew. My pork was cooked well, and it was really juicy, and the sauce was flavorful and paired really well with the rice. My husband's beef was tender and cooked well too. His tasted similar to a filipino dish. Servers were nice and attentive. Prices are a bit steep for the amount of food they give you, but it could just be the area they're in. Next time we come, I would like to try their ceviche! Overall, it was a good restaurant. Parking can be a bit tough since parking spaces are tight and there's also a boiling crab in the same plaza; people can definitely park better too.

I was craving a breakfast taco this morning when I remembered this truck I had driven by a million…read moretimes before. I'm super happy I stopped because I was impressed with the food. It's Honduran so a little different than typical taco trailers. I started with a bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast taco. It was a little small, but I prefer it that way so I don't gorge myself. Had a nice bacon to egg ration and a different cheese than I expected. I forgot Salvadorian/Honduran food uses white cheese so I think this was mozzarella. The green salsa was surprisingly good. Not too spicy and had a nice herb flavor to it. What really got me excited was the pupusas. I looooove pupusas so I ordered two of the chicharron and queso pupusas. They were cooked perfect and were served classically with a red salsa and cabbage slaw. I would highly recommend stopping by this place when you're in the area!

BE AWARE!!! Saturday I ordered some pupusas here, and I asked how much was it gonna be and they…read moresaid $100. When I picked them up I paid with my credit card and I didn't ask for the receipt because I trusted them and I thought they were honest. But No. today I checked my back account and they charged me $8.25 more. That's really dishonest Ams they weren't even worth it.

I hope this shop closes down because of the bad service and there was a cockroach in my food last…read moretime 0/10 not worth it at all please stay home at all cost

I met a girl from El Salvador. I told her she was El salvAdorable…read more.. But she said she's heard that a Brazilian times. You wanted to find out about pupusas that taste like they're from El Salvador, this is the place. I was shocked when I got home on how to see they were. This is the third place that I've tried in town and my wife and I think that it is the best tasting one to this point. Customer service was good and as soon as I walked in they started to help me. The only reason that I didn't give them five stars is because the parking lot is very busy and there are people whipping in and out like crash derby drivers. It is hard to hold this against this business but it is a concern when you are coming to pick up some food.