These pupusas took me back to my childhood. If you know about pupusas, you know that the masa it's…read morethe last thing you want to taste. I tried a cheese, a mix one, and one that have never tried= Cheese and Spinach, it's the bomb.

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Salvadoran tamales are fresher better than the pupusas which weren't super fresh. Maranon con Pina…read moreis better than super sweet horchata. Friendly

This awesome family owned Salvadoran restaurant has the best pupusas in town no need to go anywhere…read moreelse they have it all! Authentic healthy cuisine! The place is clean and polite!

I'm so excited that there is a new food truck in Madera for some seriously delicious pupusas! I've…read moretried their bean and cheese and revuelta, both were amazing. They are about $5 each, pricier than some other spots, but their quality and size makes them more than worth it. I've also had the fried yuca with Chicharron which was also a very generous portion. The service is super friendly as well! Their food truck is on a main road (Cleveland in the Chevron parking lot) in Madera which is super convenient, but it's also awesome that they're on DoorDash. I will continue to stop by.

Highly Recommend.!! The Pupusas are so Yummy. The…read moreRevuelta, Cheese & Beans, and The Cheese & Zuchini will not disappoint. Super sweet Family that runs this business. Thank you

While the food here does not come out quickly, it's delicious! Some unique offerings, and the…read moreslaw-like veggies that come with the pupusas is incredible! I also tried a chicken and a Carnitas taco ... likewise, insanely good. The stop was about 10 minutes away from me.... And it's just a dirt lot with no tables or anything.... They do wrap in foil, which keeps things nice and toasty. It looks like just a mother and her young son running the truck . I don't think he's even 12 years old, but did a fantastic job manning the register and paying attention to the order. It's a very humble operation, but my goodness it's the food good! Can't wait to come back! -G

Best pupusas around. Made fresh to order. Super friendly folks. They are a food truck off of Weber…read moreand valentine

Pupusas were authentic Truck looked clean…read more Good customer service They also have pick up service so ordering ahead is convenient

OMG!! I had some pupusas from this place & they were awesome. The masa, which is the dough that…read moremakes the pupusa has to be just right. Has to be moist & this place hits the nail on the head. I also ordered Jamaica, not too sweet & not too tart. The curtido was great, I live the vinegar flavor. I certainly will be back again

I am always in the lookout of good pupusas. The salvador delicacy. Not every pupusa restaurant…read moremakes good ones. This is a truck and I found it on yelp. I could order on the phone so when we got out of our little business we went to pick up. At first I didn't know it was a food truck. But then when we got to the place we saw it. So when we got there they were making them and they didn't take that long to finish. They were good despite the look the taste was there. The salsa needed to be a little bit spicier. We were gladly surprised that they were good. I highly recommend. The price was modest.

Pupuseria Los Guanaquitos' menu features both Salvadorian and Mexican specialties. All items are…read morehandmade to order, the prices are very reasonable, and the quantity of food provided is plentiful. Some of the Salvadorian offerings include: pupusas with combinations of cheese, garlic, mushrooms, squash, jalapeño, beans, pork, and rice; pastelitos (which are Salvadorian empanadas filled with minced meat and spices); yuca fries, caramelized bananas with cajeta (a rich caramel made from goat's milk) or banana empanadas coated in sugar. Mexican menu offerings include tacos, burritos, sopes, quesabirria tacos, gorditas, mulitas, huaraches (similar to a large, open-faced taco on a thick gordita-like base), and quesadillas. If you have little ones with less cultured tastebuds, Pupuseria Los Guanaquitos is happy to accommodate with their kids' menu featuring quesadillas, chicken nuggets, and fries. Our family tried a variety of items from the menu on our recent visit, including the revuelta (cheese, beans and pork), cheese and garlic, and cheese and jalapeño pupusas, the yuca fries, quesabirria tacos, and banana empanadas. My personal favorites with the cheese and jalapeño pupusas and the yuca fries. If yuca is new to you, the flavor is mild, and the texture is similar to that of a potato. It's sliced and fried with crispy layers surrounding it and a flavorful sauce is included on the side for dipping.

Delicious asada tortas with fries. We were in town for work and noticed a full parking lot at…read morelunchtime, which is always a good sign! There are two dining rooms and while the place was busy, we didn't have to wait for a table. I enjoyed the colorful walls and decorations, and the entire location was filled with the fragrance of good eats. My colleague and I both ordered asada tortas with fries. The food came out quickly, and the portions were plentiful--I ended up with leftovers. The meal started with chips and salsa. I could have drunk the salsa, it was that good. Service was attentive. The next time I'm in town, I'll be sure to stop by for lunch again. It is a wonderful find!

kinda was disappointed. I got 2 chicharrón pupusas, to sum it up it tasted more like a tortilla…read moreSalvadoreña. They need to crisp up the chicharrón more and add more color to it. Also when I asked about a certain drink, they directed me to order other ones lol.

Food was amazing, Service was great! Overall, it's a very good spot to grab a quick authentic El…read moreSalvadoran dishes.

I've had pupusas before, but this is the first time trying other dishes at an El Salvador…read morerestaurant. I welcomed the opportunity to try something different. I was prepared for "similar to Mexican, yet different". The grilled beef steak(like carne asada) with oiled rice and salad was served with a small side plate of round thick tortilla -like bread. Sort of like a pupusa without a filling. I can tell there was corn meal in it. I ordered the hibiscus tea. It was tasty and refreshing. One of my dining companions ordered a dish that was as somewhat similar to a chile relleno, only filled with ground beef and without cheese. It was tasty and savory, but had no heat, no chiles. It was a little awkward for me, because had no expectations of what to expect. The meat was a little salty, and tasted good. The serving portions were of good size. I do like the heat of Mexican food, so I was a little disappointed the El Salvadoran food isn't. Next time, illstick to the pupusas. Service was attentive.