Visited from out-of-town and my husband was looking forward to trying out their Salvadorean…read morepupusas. The restaurant looks like a cozy hole-in-the-wall restaurant, so it was a very casual atmosphere. I ordered a Guatemalan-Style Chicken Tamal and a Chicken Pupusa with a Fruit Juice Drink (Ensalada de Fruta). The Fruit Juice Drink was full of cubed apples and was on the sweeter side, but it was refreshing for sure. Now onto the food... Guatemalan Chicken Tamal - This has to be one of the best tamals I have ever had! I am used to the Mexican tamales that are on the dryer side, but their tamal masa was gelatinous almost like a custard, and there were big pieces of chicken meat inside. And the plus side is that the chicken was 99% meat and 1% fat! They did not skimp on the meat in this one. Chicken Pupusa - I am used to greasy pupusas, but their pupusa was significantly less greasy, and that is a HUGE plus. Also, these pupusas were less than $5.00 each and came with a huge side of cabbage. The cheese-to-meat ratio inside was also pretty decent; I would say 60% cheese, 40% meat. My husband absolutely loved all the pupusas he ordered and even bought some to take home to our family. We were served by one of the owners who was very sweet and spoke to my husband in Spanish and me in English; this means a lot to me because in other places, I tend to be ignored while they speak Spanish to just my husband. When we are back in Virginia, this will be one of our go-to spots for Salvadorean food. We are used to pupusas being over $5, but these pupusas were less greasy AND much more affordable.

An absolutely amazing place. It is a little hole in the wall that offers authentic salvadoran and…read morecentral american cuisine. We got the carne asada, polo asado and a bean/cheese pupusa. All of it was delicious and so savory. The employee helping us was so kind and really made us feel welcomed. I will definitely be returning.

So as a local foodie & Pupusa enthusiast i can confidently say that their Pupusas are the most…read moreconsistent out of 90% of the places in the area. They definitely have a good cheese, size, filling & wait time. So Pupusas are a solid 9/10 The only way they would be a 10 is if they were just a bit greasy & that's just me being a harsh critic. The taste & consistency every time I order are on point! Props to the ladies in the back!

Delicious breakfast. Eggs, beans and bananas! Yum. Friendly…read morestaff. I don't know what else to say.

This food is SO GOOD and totally authentic. We got pupusas, rice and beans, side of cuijada, un…read moreplato de desayuno, and a baleada. I recommend all of it. Flavorful, good portion sizes, delicious. I could eat this everyday. My kids and husband loved it too. Thank you Mi Terra Deli!!! Will be ordering again soon.

While waiting for repairs at a local car dealership we walked to this place…read more It was right on the main road and had a decent size parking lot. The menu was big with a lot of yummy options. They also had a deli with different cheeses to order and a bar area. Note: if you don't speak Spanish you may need help with some of the menu items, but the employees we talked to were bilingual. I ordered the three pollo pupusa meal. It did take about 15 minutes to get the order, but I was ok with that because you can see them making them fresh as you wait. My one complaint is that the seated area was a little dirty. The table we were ate at pieces of food, kid hair ties and toys underneath the table. The trash cans also had a bunch of food caked to the outside of it. BUT, the food was really yummy, the pupusas came with a really good slaw and sauce, and the portion size was so big that I needed to take part of it home. Overall, I would recommend this place and would love to visit again to try other menu items.

Hot hot hot!! (Temperature wise...)…read more Lemonades were made fresh. I think they made my pupusa and tacos fresh right there.... Usually only had the premade pupusas you get at global food. This was way better... Fed teenager with 1 taco plate (4) tacos. Teenager food review to parent afterwards: "Wuzzup, yea... uh, That was amazing." "What was that place? That was good." I'll visit again.

Very good, fresh, and hot food. Decided to try it on a whim and I'll definitely be back.read more

Food wasn't good. Tried the carne asada and the meat was so tough. Had their sopa de res and the…read morebroth tasted like the can beef soup and they just added the vegetables and throw in the meat and called it a day. I wouldn't recommend this place. But the people that works there were all nice.

entramos a las 8:30 a hacer una orden para llevar y el local dice que cierra a las 9 , los…read moreempleados adentro dijeron que todo ya estaba apagado y que no vendían más. deberían poner que cierran a las 8:30.

Only ordered pupusas locas and carne asada quesadillas to go but both were very good!…read moreThe cabbage salad that gave with the pupusas was super fresh and plentiful!. I prefer the tomato sauce thicker but still tasty. Pupusas itself was good but the masa could have used a tad bit for salt. Steak quesadilla was full of steak and cheesy! No complaints there

Seated right away. Music playing in the background makes you want to dance…read more Very lively ambiance. Ordered pupusas plate. Tasted super good. Fresh drinks available. I ordered fresh squeezed oranges juice and carrots. Great spot for small groups.

This is the only Latin place in the food court. It's a Salvadorian eatery. They served food with a…read moresmile. The atmosphere is like what you experience at any food court. But you don't come here for the ambience, you come here for the food. Everything was delicious. The only thing was the tamales. I ordered it steamed. The fried tamales taste better. But I'm on a healthy journey now.

Came in and bought two tacos, one tongue tacos and one el pastor taco.i must say,they both taste…read moreand look the same,it's ashamed how this place is still open, serving low grade food like this.