Food is flavorful and staff was polite and helpful! We tried the Cuban sandwich and the Jibarito…read more Both were delicious with different flavors. The fried plantain with pulled pork was a nice mix of sweet and savory, and the side mango was refreshing. The vanilla flan was just the right amount of sweetness.... creamier than traditional Mexican flan. Great experience here. Will definitely visit again!!!

We tried out Plaza Borinquen for the first time and w're not disappointed. The restaurant is small,…read morebut cozy and has a very inviting atmosphere. The staff were friendly and attentive. We started with a beef & cheese empanada each, which was flavors and well prepared. For my entree, I ordered the Plato tipico, which came with some roasted pork, rice with pigeon peas, and yucca. This restaurant is on 20th West, by Pep Boys, tucked way back in the parking lot. You are NOT likely to see this little spot from the street, so put it in your maps and head I over there. You will be glad you did!

In a city built on tacos and guisados mexicanos, Wepa Pa'l Mundo brings the flavors of Puerto Rico…read moreto LA and they make a big statement. The Pernil: roasted pork is Puerto Rico's love letter to the Mexican Carnitas. Everything ordered was delicious. The hospitality and enthusiasm of the staff was an added bonus, there's great pride and joy behind the menu. I'm looking forward to their next pop up event, the food is really good! Muchas gracias mis Boricuas!

WEPA Pa'l Mundo is a new Puerto Rican pop-up restaurant by a sous chef from the lauded Magna Kusina…read morein Portland, Oregon. I visited the inaugural pop-up event at Seoul Sausage in Downtown LA which was recommended to me by my cousin in PDX. You'll choose from a short menu of appetizers to main dishes such as the pernil asado (slow roasted pork) and the arroz con gandules (yellow rice with pigeon peas) to dessert. There is only one Puerto Rican restaurant in LA and a take out operation all in the San Fernando Valley. For those in the city who would like a taste of Puerto Rican food, follow this chef for his next pop up. Check out chef Roberto Almdovar's Instagram for the next pop up and menu. @wepapalmundo

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I was so excited to see the truck so decided to order. The menu has a limited selection. I ordered…read moretostones and arroz con habichuelas. The tostones were fine. The arroz con habichuelas however don't remind me of PR at all and also on the salty side. I'd be curious to try the steak jibarito and breakfast. Venmo or cash only.

The food was delicious... the service was on point .....fun ambiance... the red snapper and…read moremofongo were superb I will come back very very soon

This spot is small but decorated very lovely inside. Definitely recommend having a reservation, it…read moredoes get full very quickly. This was our very first time at Tania LA after finding out about them from Tik Tok. My husband has been wanting Puerto Rican food for sometime now so we decided to give this place a try. Everything we ordered was delicious. My favorite was the tostones. Dam all that garlic.....delicious! My kids and I had the bistec encebollado and it was sooo good. Full of flavor! My husband had the mofongo with pork and it was very tasty. Food overall was 10/10. None of the dishes were disappointing at all. We enjoyed everything we ordered. The service was great. The staff is nice and friendly Constantly got asked if we were ok and if we needed anything else. We did have a minor issue with one of our appetizers arriving cold but one of the servers took care of us and brought us a new order. We will definitely come back and dine with you guys. Thank you for a great experience.

We went out of our way to try Casa De Iris and they did not disappoint. Getting it just right is…read morenot easy and this place makes me think of my grandparents delicious homemade food. Many Cuban restaurants can get the food right but my family has found that not many PR places can do that. We're on a mission to try all the authentic PR restaurants and Casa de Iris is up there. Even their tostones are on target! Please support this business because it's authentic and delicious and we really hope it sticks around for a very very long time.

I think I just found my fav dessert in Long Beach - guava empanadas. I think their guava pastry may…read moreeven beat Porto's. And obra. And the tres leches dessert truck downtown (Catalina?). And I can't tell you how long it's been since I had fried plantains or tostones. It's more of an east coast delicacy. Only $5 for a side. So much better than fries. Lastly, I had a beef empanada for a few dollars. It was fine. I think I like the Uber bakery empanadas better but there were some things on this menu that I never seen before. I'm definitely gonna have to come back and try. This is the only Puerto Rican food restaurant I know I'm in Long Beach ~ definitely worth a visit!

I have been coming here for 20 years. I love it so much it feels like home. I have had literally…read moreeverything on the menu, although I do have my favorites everything is amazing. Must try, chicken nachos, #12 the best sandwich I have ever had. Daily specials and family owned. Same owners all these years. This place is very special and you should definitely give it a shot.

Kenia is the best waitress we've ever had!…read more So friendly! Professional and super nice! We will come back again! Hopefully Kenia will be there!

I LOVE specialty food markets!…read more El Nuevo Mundo Market specializes in Cuban and Puerto Rican food products with variety of items and produce from Caribbean and Latin American countries. This cute little specialty market has a HOT-FOOD counter that makes delicious Cuban favorites. Ropa Vieja (shredded beef in tomato sauce), Arroz Congri (black beans mixed in rice), Lechon Asado (roasted pork), and Cuban sandwiches. We got some Oxtail Beef Stew that was so tender and delicious! Don't forget the pastries made in house and coffee - all great! Of course you can make everything yourself with ingredients from their store. Beyond groceries, I think they even have Cuban cigars here. The market is immaculate and service is wonderful! There is a small table inside where you can enjoy your coffee and pastries; or meal. Mostly people do takeout. Parking available in the rear back or side residential. Street parking on Gage Ave can be hectic when leaving... I love this place!

closest thing to grandma's cooking in cali. it's delicious and humble. i wish there was one closer…read moreto me in san fernando.

I have been following this truck on social media as they are in Rancho Cucamonga every now and…read morethen. I'm totally all for supporting small/family business and was very excited to try their food. I finally placed an order online for 2 entrees and a side. With tax AND tip the total came out close to $40 which I paid with my credit card. When I was filling out their online form, there was an option for Curbside Pick up which I checked. It asked how they would recognize us and I had to provide the Make and Model of our vehicle. In the notes section, I also requested they put our order in the trunk of our car when we arrived. On the day of: ======================= 12:51 PM - Received a text message that our order was ready for pick up. "Once outside, reply HERE to this message or call 323-507-6404 and we'll bring your order to you." 12:51 PM [Us] - "HERE" 12:51 PM [Them] - "Please wait. Someone will be out soon to bring your order to you." 12:52 PM [Us]- "Okay can you put it in the trunk of our car. I parked right in front of you." 1:11 PM [Us]- "Almost ready?" We called the 323 phone number twice and nobody picked up. 1:23 PM [Us] - "Sorry we have to leave, can you cancel our order?" Called the (323) number one more time; no answer. At this point it's 1:30 PM, there's a long line and a lot of people are standing around waiting for their food. My husband has medical issues so there was no way he was going to get out and he would not let me either. We ended up waiting for ~45 minutes before we left around 1:35 PM. I figured I would have to contact them for a refund. I emailed them about the cancellation and requested for a refund. During these times, my husband and I have been EXTRA patient and understanding with businesses so is why we even waited. While disappointed, my husband and I were discussing that we would give them another shot next time they came to our area. 2:45 PM - I get ANOTHER text message saying that our order is ready and to come pick up our food. I replied that we were there 2 hours ago and left already. I had asked to cancel our order. Then a woman calls my cellphone and angrily said that we did not follow instructions and were supposed to check in at the window. I don't understand what the point of "curbside" is then. Plus the text message I received said "Please wait. Someone will be out soon to bring your order to you." which never implied we had to "check in" with them at the window. While my husband was trying to respond to her, she talked over him yelling and hung up on us! We were both surprised at how that was handled. I don't understand why she was so angry when we did follow the instructions provided. Later, I received an email response for my refund request and it basically copied and pasted instructions about having to check in at the window, again making it as though we did something wrong. We WERE willing to give them another try, but after that experience, it totally changed our minds. This was our first time ordering with them so if there was some misunderstanding on either end, I get that, but I thought the instructions were clear that we were doing curbside and someone was going to bring our food to our car. Even if they had apologized for the mix up, we would have returned, but after getting yelled at and hung up on, wow... no thanks. (After reading some of the other reviews, it seems like even if you pre-pay for your food, they still ended up waiting and some have experienced the same customer service as us.)

Wow!!! I just ate here and am in awe. Amazing food! I am new to Puerto Rican cuisine and this truck…read moremakes me want to eat it every day. This is truly special. L.A's only Puerto Rican food truck is a must try. The menu has a lot of choices, even vegan options. The photos are clear and really helpful. The truck is decorated well. I love their logo. Very friendly staff and prompt service, and very reasonable prices. Everything looks great and I can't wait to try it all. Tonight I tried the Grilled Cheese Tostones. Amazing combination of flavors and textures!! The Tostones are so crunchy, and the cheese is the perfect filling, plus the toppings are wonderful too. I had never had Tostones before and I am hooked. They are gluten free too. This is my favorite food truck.