I hadn't been in this neighborhood for a while and found this Dominican restaurant in a location I…read moreused to frequent when it was another Caribbean spot. They had a chicken dish and a rib dish on the steam table and I got ribs to take out. They called them ribs but a BBQ place would've called them rib tips. They came with bean soup, rice, and a salad. The portion was more than enough for me and I ate only the soup, about half of the meat, and a few bites of salad and rice for lunch and put the rest away for another time. The soup was a bit salty for me but I'm a bit sensitive to salt. The ribs were super tender. I'll stop again.

The place is much different from the previous owners. The food is very fresh very good and…read morewholesome. It reminds me of my dear mother food. The service was done with a smile and very generous with the portions. My only concern is the price is kinda steep for lunch. The place has a feel of DR. Very comfortable and very loving

¡Hola Honduras! My…read morebrother in law is Honduran, so my sister in law found a Honduran restaurant for us to dine at for his birthday and we loved it! A local, family run place, the vibe is very Latino. The food was absolutely amazing and there was a TON of it. Our server informed us the food is all cooked to order, so it could take awhile, but it honestly came out as quick as any other restaurant. The service was excellent and we had a wonderful birthday dinner as a family. Our only complaint was the temperature. Either the restaurant doesn't have air conditioning or it wasn't working, so as you can imagine in July, it was quite warm. If you're looking for delicious, authentic Honduran food in Indy, look no further than El Sabor Catracho! * Fun Fact: Catracho or catracha is a word used to refer to people from Honduras. So El Sabor Catracho translates to "the taste of Honduras".

Took out Honduran foster care kids here and they loved it. Food was so good and a great value. I…read moreloved the Carne Asada con Tajadas with a Tamarindo drink.

In search of good pupusas, my family and I ate here tonight. The pupusas were mildly…read moredisappointing (containing no meat and meant only to be a side dish) but we enjoyed the rest of our food. My wife had Steak Fajitas (very generous helping), my kids had steak tacos, a chicken quesadilla, and fried tacos. They all enjoyed their food. I had a steak burrito...which I also enjoyed. The food here is very authentic and our waitress was very attentive.

My husband and I recently tried Cha Cho's kitchen for delivery from Uber Eats…read more HOLY MOLY ARE THEY INCREDIBLE! We tried their fresh guacamole, arroz paisa, maracuya (passion fruit limeade) drink, and I got two Cuban sandwiches for the next day! The arroz paisa is to die for. For $15 you get this huge serving of fried white rice with soy sauce, Colombian sausage, steak, chicken, chicharron (more like grilled/fried pork than cracklin), & corn. It so had plantains in it which was a nice treat. It's hearty and filling and they don't skimp on the meat. Honestly it should probably be enough for two meals, but I totally demolished the whole thing. Their guacamole was chunky (the good kind), fresh, and super flavorful. The maracuya was the perfect level of sweet and a little tangy to balance out the salty of the arroz paisa ... A perfect combo! The Cuban sandwiches were definitely overshadowed by the arroz paisa, but were still delicious and loaded with ham. It might not be my first choice for a Cubano in Indy, but still give it a try! They were unfortunately out of Peruvian ceviche the night we ordered, but it sounds exotic and tempting so we're definitely going to order it again because I'm super curious if "tigers milk" is actually legit tigers milk... Which is about to inspire a nice little Google rabbit hole. We'll definitely be back to order all the arroz paisa!

We had the pistachio guac, ceviche & a chicken salad. All was really good & very fresh. Muchas…read moregracias, super Mario!

Friendly service, at times a bit of a communication problem since I only speak 3 words of Spanish…read moreand our waitress not much English. But since the menu has both languages, we were able to come ot an agreement. For starters you get some white bread and some sort of green sauce to dip it in. Love that green sauce whatever it may be. The portion sare quite large and most dishes are starch heavy. Potatoes & Rice, or pasta & potato and so on. While there are no Guinea Pigs on this menu (thank goodness), you can find things such as beef heart or octopus and mussels. I had #37 I believe it's called Camarones Ajilos, but don't quote me on that. It came with Shrimp in a delicate sauce, fries, white rice and a little salad all on one plate. All of it delicious. I was there with part of my dining group of course and while everyone ordered a different dish, I heard no complaints at all.

If you like to try different cultures food and MP to your list. Very cute, casual space. Don't let…read morethe strip mall location stop you. They have a large menu with something for everyone. This was definitely a situation that every dish that came out I kept thinking Oh I want that one! Especially some of the fried rice dishes as they were huge portions. I did totally enjoy mine though! Picante De Mariscos- Shrimp, octopus, squid, mussels, cooked with Peruvian spices. Served with a side of rice. Delicious! I'd love to try some of the ceviche's next visit.

Trying Colombian food was such a delicious experience! Everything was packed with flavor, from the…read moreperfectly seasoned meats to the savory sides. I loved experiencing the different flavors and enjoying a taste of Colombian culture through the food.

Huge fan of Mr. Patakon. I personally love the Arepa criolla with fries while my mom enjoys the…read moreSancocho. Their empanadas are incredible and crispy, with meat and potatoes. Definitely worth trying. You also can't go wrong with a Colombiana soda. I love that we can get authentic Colombian food a short drive from Central Indy.

This place is authentic as it gets. They have a moderate amount of parking available at the small…read morestrip mall that this restaurant is located. You will find additional parking at adjacent strip mall down the hill that is connected by a small set of stairs. That lot is much larger. When you walk in the front door, it is kind of weird, you walk through the kitchen, to get to the dining area. I felt like I was walking into someone's home. The dining area is very colorful and is decent sized with an adequate amount of tables. They have a couple of televisions in the dining area playing Spanish music and Telemundo. They do not speak music English here, and I do not speak much Spanish, but we were able to communicate and make it work. The menu is all in Spanish so you may have to google what some items are, like I did, if you cannot read Spanish. I heard they give chips and bean dip with each table. I did not get any though. They must have forgot about me. The table next to me got it though. The dining area is very clean and there was one woman working the register, serving the tables and busing the tables while I was there. I ordered the Carne Asada, which came with grilled steak (carne asada), banana slices (tajadas de guineo), rice (arroz), and refried beans (frijoles). It took about 10 minutes or so to get my food. It came out warm, and tasted ok. I am not sure if it is a Honduran thing, but the banana slices were very dry and bland. The rice and refried beans were ok, nothing special. The steak though. was hot fire. It was very delicious and had lots of flavor. So, my meal as a whole was ok. It was edible, but I would not come back for that meal. I like venturing out and trying new things and this was definitely the spot to do that. I have not had much Honduran food so I can only judge this place against good food, not what I think Honduran food is supposed to taste like. I did not find my meal tasty.

I wanted to show this place some love since they haven't been reviewed in 5 years and it looks like…read morethings have changed. 1. My food was VERY flavorful! I had a baleada and tajadas with friend chicken. All of it had great seasoning and flavor. This is a small family run place, so the cashier was also our waitress. She was very friendly and attentive. 2. The food here is cooked to order, so there is a small wait. I'm happy to wait for fresh food. 3. They serve a warm bean dip with the chips that is very unique and tasty! My only suggestion: Fill the snack stand with unique items from Honduras. Chips, cookies, salsas, etc.

I am in love!! Such great vibes! Everyone is so welcoming and kind, it's like getting a warm hug…read morefrom my Perician best friend. They brought peanuts and two salsas, one green and one pinkish. Both very delicious. We got tostones, which were phenomenal. We got lomo saltado, I got it with beans and my friend got fries. Trust me when I say the seasoning is perfect!! The steak was so tender and juicy, the beans were very flavorful and obviously made from scratch, and the fries were perfectly done. Truly a wonderful experience. I can't wait to go back!

An old friend recommended this restaurant and what we ordered was very good…read more At first we weren't great as we walked in and then we were seated then 7-8 minutes later someone took our order. We ordered papa huancaina, tostones, lomo saltado, and caldo de gallina. The papa needed a touch of salt but I added the green spicy ahi and wow! It tasted so delicious! The limo saltado was on point and loved that they kept the fries on the side so they don't get soggy. The tostones weren't the best. They should've been mashed thinner and seasoned after the second fry or served with a dipping sauce which we did ask for. The soup was perfect for my tummy since I wasn't doing so well. I was restored!! They didn't seem very busy since as patrons came in some were done and had a good flow. I loved the music playing on the large screen; it really makes you feel as if you're in Peru. The restroom was ok the tile floors can be cleaned better.