(went on Feb. 25)…read more It's rare to find a restaurant that serves the entire fish, as seen here. But in Chinese restaurants, that's the norm! (There, they also steam the fish rather than fry it; but hey, beggars can't be choosers!) I knew this existed from other people's pics. But on the menu, I couldn't figure out which item it was. I asked the waiter, he pointed it out, but I forgot what he said. Lol. I think it's tilapia. It was $15 before tax, tip. Just what I wanted!

Being from New York City I was spoiled with different cuisines from any country I could imagine…read more Being a transplant to Tyler, TX has kind of humbled me and make me more appreciative of the food back home. (NYC). Introducing Inka's. Peruvian meets Colombian cuisine. I am part Colombian so Colombian cuisine is something I am very familiar with, Peruvian not so much. The number one staple in Colombian food is going to be the dish called "Bandeja Paisa" which contains pork, beef, sausage, sweet plantain, egg, avocado, rice and beans. This is what caught my eye because it is what I am most familiar with. I also ordered a mango milkshake. This was not my first time being here at this establishment. The place stays pretty empty and it is quite unfortunate because the quality of food, the taste and the attentive to detail from the staff is above and beyond. Inside, the place is rather big and it looks like they have live music at times. I just wish them to a lot more busier because this is the closest thing I have to Colombian food. My bandeja paisa elevated me straight to Colombia where the taste from the pork was out of this world it was so crunchy yet so soft, the beans were amazing as well as the beef. Let me not forget the mango milkshake which was delicious. I need everyone to saturate this establishment and support this business because these flavors are international but teleported locally to serve good cuisine.

We came in today in hopes for a flavorful filling lunch and we were not disappointed! They have…read moreVenezuelan and some puerto rican dishes. We got their empanadas and arepas. They were extremely flavorful, fresh and crispy on the outside. The inside is small and comfortable. We got our food to go. We can't wait to come back!

My daughter and I were in Tyler Tx for a graduation and she remembered eating here a while ago and…read morecouldn't leave with out going back. I'm glad we stopped in The empanadas were so hot and crispy. They cook these when you place the order. The cafe is very cute and quaint. The service was grade A and the food was delicious. The carrot cake was was the best. It was a "bite", but a mouth full of delight. Please go support , you will not regret it!!

This place is legit. Stumbled upon it on my way to Longview. Order the birria tacos and the Steak…read moreTacos. Both were fantastic but my favorite was the Birria. The green sauce was very good as well. Don't be fooled by the pictures the tacos are huge!!! Great deal and very nice staff. I will be back.

The food was the star of the show. The pupusas were perfectly crisp on the outside and soft,…read morecheesy, and flavorful on the inside, served with bright, tangy curtido that tied everything together beautifully. From the moment we walked in, this place felt warm, welcoming, and real -- not trendy, not flashy, just genuinely good. The food was the star of the show. The pupusas were perfectly crisp on the outside and soft, cheesy, and flavorful on the inside, served with bright, tangy curtido that tied everything together beautifully. The rice and beans were simple in the best way -- seasoned like someone's grandma was back in the kitchen -- and the plantains were caramelized, buttery, and impossible to stop eating. You could tell everything was made with care, patience, and pride, not rushed or reheated. Portions were generous, prices were fair, and the service was friendly without hovering. If you love bold, comforting, homemade flavors, this is absolutely worth the stop. We'll definitely be back -- and soon.

This downtown cafe is owned and operated by a couple from Honduras. Their food is authentic from…read moretheir country. Don't expect it to be like typical TexMex. The spices are different and not too spicy hot at all. My favorite is their pupusas with choice of meats, veggies and cheese. Also the chicken enchilada is great. I like to mix in their cole slaw with the pupusa. My wife is from Colombia and she had the chicken stew lunch and loved it. Their 4 fruit drink is home made fresh and to die for

We wanted to try something different for a day trip and found this place through a SM feed. We were…read morenot disappointed. When we parked and could smell the food we knew it would be good. The decor is spot on and th eplace is very clean and inviting. The lunch menu has excellent prices and big portions. Beef Fajitas was great with homemade tortillas and the meat was very tender Beef Enchildada dinner was a winner too. The rice was so good, not hard but almost like a pilaf. Let's talk about the warm salsa and the guacamole "green" sauce.... it was spot on. The wait staff was kind and attentive. I like decorated walls and there was plenty to look at. If you are passing through take a stop or make it a planned destination, you won't be disappointed. Just FYI, it is not very big so plan accordingly. Plenty of parking and arond the corner form the square.

This is my favorite Mexican restaurant and I'm so lucky it's in my town! Esmeralda and her team are…read moresuper friendly and hard working. The food is very good! And margaritas are even better!

Great market. They have a Mexican bakery in the back and a taqueria as well. You pay for your food…read moreup front and take to the counter and they make your tacos. Lots of varieties of meat and vegetables. I had beef and cow tongue .

So glad I decided to try their papusas. For a quick and easy snack, this is perfect. You can…read moreprobably even eat this as a whole meal. The papusa plate comes with 3 and also comes with a traditional cabbage salad and hot sauce. They offer multiple flavors. Regardless which flavor, they come very large and cheesy compared to most papusas I've tried. Very large portions. You get what you pay for here. Also the flavor is pretty good also. A bit bland, but comes with toppings and sauces that fill in what ever bit of spice or tang your taste buds desire. As I was waitinwaiting i saw others get their food and i could tell it was also delicious. Especially since every one destroyed their food with serious haste. So did we. Customer service was pretty slow i cant lie, but not too slow. I think the server was helpi g make food in he back so she would onOK.come out from time to time... until a nother worker showed up to help. Then we got a bit most service. The interior wasnt fancy, but it was clean. No bugs. Alao they didnt offer water, we had to order it. I feel like a lot of hispanic restaraunts ive been to have been like this. Im not a fan. Prices are darn cheap tho so they get a pass. I recommend this place and woold come back. Nothing special here so i wouldnt say come for a special date night. But to some plan old good and cheap food for dinner or lunch, this is a great spot. Parking is OK. The lot was pretty full when I arrived but the restaruant was only 1/3 full. I'm guessing the other establishments in this mini strip mall had customers also.

The food is delicious. The pupusas are huge and a very good value for the money. You might want to…read morecall in your order and pick them up. It takes a little bit of time to make good food.