So a slight disclaimer: I'd never had Ecuadorian food before, and there's a chance that it just isn't for me. That being said, there were a few problems.
1. Our menus weren't in English and our server, who was extremely friendly, didn't speak English either. Normally that wouldn't be much of an issue but not being able to read or communicate left us just guessing about what food was what and what to order.
2. I didn't really care for the taste of the food, but then again I'm not 100% sure of what I ordered. You should've seen me trying to go back to my high school Spanish class (sorry Ms.Amato) to try to figure out what the food was, what the sauces were, or even what the sodas were
3. There was a definite sense of being nickeled and dimed. We asked for water when we were sat and were brought over bottled water, not exactly what we were going for but we couldn't really explain it and it wasn't worth the fight. In the end when our bill came there was a 20% service charge added to the check (for two people) we tried to ask about it but again there was a language barrier.
In the end the experience just wasn't worth the money. Try some place else read more