Imagine my surprise when I pulled into the parking lot and found an empty building…read more I doubled checked the address and realized the restaurant moved two or three buildings to the north. No biggie. I just need to pay better attention - and if you're wondering - as of this writing the restaurant is located on the southwest corner of 27th and Cornhusker Highway. I liked the pupusas. I also liked the tacos - which are served with heaping portions. I probably should have stayed at three, but who can turn down a fourth taco? It was worth it.

I love this place! I started coming when they were at their old location around the corner. This…read moreone is kinda funny bc it's the same great tasting food but served in an environment that is the same as each previous restaurant (clearly everything remaining of Village inn and the Japanese hibachi that went out of business.) makes it a unique experience. We ordered a ton of different things. My favorite has to be the papusas! Definitely would recommend. Will be back :D

My husband and I wanted to try El Salvadoran food and tried this place after seeing it on Yelp. I…read morecan definitely say we'll be back. I think pupusas must be the perfect food, especially served with the kind of marinated cabbage and tomato juice on the side. Our waitress was very patient and helpful. The empanadas de plataño were amazing. This place is my new favorite.

The food here is amazing! Pupusas are delicious and substantial, and other menu items have been…read moregreat as well. This visit, I got the camarones a la diabla, really spicy with a great flavor (not JUST hot). Served with thick house-made corn tortillas. The real star of the show was the pupusa loca my daughter ordered. We knew that it had a variety of fillings (hence the "crazy") but didn't think about how huge it would be to be able to accommodate them! It is served with cabbage salad and tomato sauce. At a price of $6.50 we never could have predicted this! Fantastic!

Another Salvadorian place???…read more I feel like my access to Salva-poo-poo (aka pupusas) are almost as numerous as Omaha potholes! Out of all the Salvadorian places, I would say this place has the largest menu coupled with the highest prices (you got to pay the over achieving menu maker somehow!!) Unfortunately you can't get dollar poo-poo here... BUT you can compliment your poo with some plantains and Salva crema! I have a Salva friend who educated me on the wonders of eating plantains, queso blanco, beans and crema like they do it back in El Salvador. This place had just that - score!! It's definitely not for everyone because I remember the salty/sweet/soccer/salva tastes that threw my mouth into a slight state of confusion; yet still induced some Salvadorian saliva dripping down my chin. (that's a good thing) We had the garlic fish dish (only get this if you like whole fried fish) and there was so much garlic, I had to use the fish bones to clean my teeth out. I love garlic more than my nonexistent children, but being on Team Edward, I need to keep the g-lic on the DL mmmkrrr! The poo-poos (which is a MUST at a Salva place) were just meh. Not bad by any means, but just... meh-diocre. I think I would rather go to the poo-poo palace on 17th and Vinton for some dollar-make-my-belly-holla cheap poos. I guess if you are in the area and you want bigger menu (size queens...) including all your mexi classics, check this place out. But ONLY if you order at least one p-poo!!!

Just had an early lunch there. Had eaten there once before many years ago, it was great then. Today…read morenot so much. Had the Salvadoran tamales. I have had Salvadoran tamales in more than a few places and states. I just love them.Todays were the worst I have had. The masa was under cooked and one was only a quarter filled with chicken. Must have been the last one made in that batch. Ordered a margarita with no luck, tried for a beer next. was told the girl that handles alcohol just left. Server said she had a hard time serving alcohol. How hard is it to "Pop a top".

This place is the definition on hidden gem. This was my first experience with El Salvadorian food…read moreand I was impressed! Seems like a family owned place. Very very good food. To be honest we just ordered a bit of everything because some things I didn't even know what they were. But nothing was bad. The tamale was soooo good. As were the pupusas. The gal at the register didn't speak much for English but no worries. That's part of the experience. I can't wait to go back and repeat order a couple things and try a few new things. I loved their horchata. It wasn't too sweet which I appreciated.

Since the first time I had the pupusas and tacos, I've been in love and OBSESSED with La Choza!…read moreIt's always made fresh. It's always so flavorful. It's always so so good! We always have a great experience as well whether it's dining in or getting our meal to-go. The staff and owner are very friendly, hospitable, and willing to answer any questions you have as well. The dining area has been recently updated and was very clean. The outdoor seating is also very cute and comfortable! If you haven't been, you will NOT be disappointed!!

Have had Anita twice now! Both times the wait staff were very kind! The street tacos are perfect!…read moreSuper yummy and filled with steak! Enjoyed the carne asada, the shrimp were in split shells, which made them less enjoyable to eat but that is my only complaint! Will go and and would recommend!

Came here for some good Mexican food based on Yelp reviews and overall it was pretty decent, but…read moredidn't quite hit all the marks for me. Pupusas (pork and queso) - 4/5 It was favorful, but it was pretty greasy. Queso and the pork are on point Camarones a la Mexicana - 3/5 Shrimp plate with rice, beans, and salad, which was a bit too salty. Portion was massive, so I was only able to finish half the plate during my sitting. The shrimp was overcooked and whatever way they filleted the shrimp in the beginning made it messy and difficult to peel the shell off. Overall flavor though was pretty decent and could have been better if it wasn't so salty. If I could give the place 3.5 I would since it's better than 3, but not quite a 4 for me.

The family who owns this establishment are the sweetest people! The daughter carried on a…read moreconversation with us the whole time while residing the tables. She was helpful and friendly and explained what all of these Authentic dishes are. We went on a Saturday morning around 11:30 and it wasn't super busy yet. The papusas are extraordinary and a definitely MUST! We didn't love the Colombian platter that we got although it doesn't mean we won't go back and try something else. We're just not used to Salvadorian food and it tested slightly tough and dry to us. There were plenty of locals coming in while we were there!

Very nice family opened restaurant. Good food! The service was very good. Made sure everything was…read morecorrect and even made sure food was out fast.

Never had Salvadorian food before and I am so glad we stopped here and tried it. It is delicious!…read more Will be back again soon

$2.50 tasty bomba pupusas (according to their menu bomba has chicharrón, cheese, & beans inside)…read moreand the fried plantains are what keeps me coming back! If you have been here before then you know you can't come time restricted, these pupusas are made with love and that takes time! Also, usually there are only one or two servers and it gets a pretty busy for lunch! That would be the only downfall but it is an easy fix, like I said, do not come when you are time restricted because the wait for the pupusas are worth it.

10/10 good customer service food arrived in a timely manner food taste, authentic, and freshread more

The food was so good & the El Salvadoreñan ingredients made the food extra delicious! I tried 2…read moreother Salvadoran restaurants & Amigos out beats their food & Spiciness.

Some of the best food I've had in a long time. The vibes and food were 10/10. The service was so…read morefriendly and really did their best to handle the rush from Cinco de Mayo. We tried a good selection of the street tacos and papusas. Everything was great! The margs were also very good and strong. I'll be back to try more!!

I was craving pupusas, which is arguably my favorite food, so my boyfriend and I headed to…read moreMiranda's because it was the closest location to my house rather than headed to South Omaha. Overall we had a good experience and we may be back in the future if we are in the area! The ambiance is super cute and fun, with plentiful seating and aesthetically pleasing decor. The service was prompt and great as well. We were consistently checked in on and the food came out fairly quickly. We both loved the pupusas and they were the perfect portion sizes. My horchata wasn't the best and seemed to lack some flavor as a horchata-addict, but otherwise, this was a solid find!