The best cubano! Delicious sandwiches and juices. We can't wait to come back and try the plates…read more The staff was so nice and friendly!

Service is fast, lots of different options. Love that they provide translation for those dishes…read morethat may be unfamiliar to other people. I got a pernil sandwich and it was delicious. Portions are good. Was supposed to take a picture of my food but I was hungry. Hopefully you head home after because your clothes will be smelling like you work there. I personally don't mind the smell for some good food :)

We started with frituras: Sorullitos with cheese were generously portioned, Rellenos de papa…read moreperfectly crisp on the outside and succulent inside and the Alcapurrias brought some nostalgia, as they tasted similar to the ones abuela use to make, simply delish! El Arroz Mamposteao was so flavorful with each bite and the mofongo con camarones al ajillo cooked to perfection. Chicharrones de pollo were a hit. We wound up going back again during our stay. Staff was welcoming, friendly and attentive each time offering up other items available like Limber, Mallorca, quesitos and such. They even offer frozen frituras by the dozen to take home. The ambiance felt like we were all in familiar back on the island, with beautiful garita paintings and Vejigantes hung along the wall coupled with tropical music to add that special sazón. Great selection of imported soft drinks like old colony variety, Kola Champagne and Coco Rico. Weekends may surprise you with special menu items like Chuletas KanKan. Overall superb experience.

Very tasty food. The Puerto Rican vibe is always there. It's like being back home. The staff is…read morevery friendly.

** The mayoketchup is .25 cents extra but it's a must for almost everything on the menu **…read more Huge parking lot (part of a plaza). Real piña coladas. Def recommend as one of the very few Puerto Rican places in the area. Ambiance was great with island decor and traditional/contemporary puerto Rican music playing as expected. They have large speakers and it looks like they have an area for live music. -We got a plate of mofongo (plaintain dome) with chicharrón meat (fried) that wasn't on the menu yet. Amazing. -A REAL piña colada (NOT a mix from a bartender bottle) -Get the side of veggies. Puerto Rican food doesn't have many of those, and it's nice to see a side of steamed vegetables on the menu. -The entree comes with a side of rice and beans which were also divine. Highly recommend everything we ordered and can't wait to visit again. With limited options for Puerto Rican food, I'm delighted to find authentic cuisine here at Sajori. The owner used to work in the hotel industry back home in Puerto Rico. It was very nice connecting with them as they checked on us.

So hard to find Puerto Rican food in the DFW area!! This place def satisfied my cravings. Minus one…read morestar because the service was very slow but other than that- everything was great. The bacalaitos & mofongo were phenomenal AND they have Malta!

Terrible food and services. Waited over 40 minutes for our non alcoholic beverage and food did not…read moretaste authentic PR style

This is real ethnical original delicious food I most definitely recommendread more

The Patacons were delicious! My husband got steak I got the shredded chicken. 10/10 recommend!…read more Service was great, the young explained what the dishes were. The atmosphere was chic, very clean.

El servicio es muy malo. Quiten al muchacho que trabaja en el cajero; es un manganzón con tremenda…read moremala cara y actitud. Para eso, que no trabaje. No te trae la comida ni ayuda cuando son varios platos. La comida es muy cara para el tamaño. Las empanadas son súper pequeñas.

Hidden gem. I've…read moreonly tried the torta with pork and the fries. It was very good. So good I went there again within a week and had another. Nice people too. Support the small businesses if you can.

Found this on Yelp as I was driving down 287 around lunch time. I told the guy at the front that…read moreit was my first time there and asked his opinion on what I should get. He said most popular was the 4 taco plate with beans and rice. I got 2 al pastor, 1 asada and 1 chicken so I could try a few different meats. They were all good but next time I'll get all pastor. Texture of the meats was great and flavor good as well. Tortillas were good. Star of the show might be the three salsas they brought out to go with the tacos. My favorite by far was the middle one which is a spicy green tomatillo sauce. The creamy jalapeno one was great as well. The rice was good. Nothing special, but lot of places dry their rice out so much it's not very good. This was cooked well and flavor was good. Beans. I LOVED they were not refried beans. I believe they're called charro beans. They were cooked well and taste was great, especially with some of that grean sauce on them! You could tell the cilantro, onions, lime were all cut recently because they were very fresh. I just moved offices and will be passing by here at least once a week so I'm excited to give them some more business! Very good.

Great spot. Friendly. Was packed when I came in. Worth my drive to get there before my flight out…read moreof DFW.

Very tasty Puerto Rican food prices are reasonable, and the staff is very friendly and accommodatingread more

Finally made it to El Flamboyan. I've had this place bookmarked for so long now. The cabin fever…read morejust made me do the drive this time. Located in unassuming part of Wylie/St.Paul the restaurant is smack down in the middle of the strip along other places I wanted to try. I ordered their Carne Frita con Arroz. Flavorful chunks of pork which came with fried banana, rice, and beans.. Even though I've never had an actual Puerto Rican food, I expected a whole lot of flavor just by reading about cuisine. I really enjoyed the carne frita and thought it is almost similar to lechon kawali (Filipino dish) but this much leaner part of the pig. Service was very friendly, they'll answer any question you might have especially if you are unfamiliar with the names of some of the dishes. This is a family ran business, you'll feel that upon walking in. Very homey and welcoming. You'll be transported to PR while dining here.

This was a hidden gem! They've been here for nearly 10 years, but today was our first time…read morevisiting... Now I'd be lying if I said I actually knew much about Puerto Rican food, or what to expect. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted and quickly told to sit where we pleased. I didn't catch our servers name, but he was extremely helpful and recommended our drinks as well as some of the items on the menu. While checking out all the pictures of their food on Yelp, I kept seeing the Cod Fritter pop up! I told him I definitely wanted to try that, probably the best thing I had. We also had Carne Frita, Carne Pernil and a pair of empanadas, one meat and the other cheese. Everything we had was delicious. But their arroz con gandules made everything better. We can't wait to come back and try some of the other items on the menu...

Accidentally gave my aunt a pork chop they thought was skinny, and they gave us another one to make…read moreup for it because "that's not what they do" Amazing service, amazing people, they'll take good care of you. Been here multiple times and will continue to come and bring more people

My favorite spot !!!! Order from here all the time !…read moreReminds me of abuela's cooking. Gonna miss it when I move

Came in just for a few drinks and vibes…read more Very cute place, I love the flora arch in front of the place. The salsa choices that were given to us along with chips were great, me and my bf have been going around to see who has the best lol.

We came here looking for a convenient place to eat after an afternoon at the DMA. The high ceilings…read moreand chartreuse accents were inviting, and the service was welcoming. I decided on the milanesa de pollo after looking at some photos and my partner got the chicken enchiladas. We snacked on complimentary chips and salsa on the meantime. The milanesa de pollo was beautiful, with generous pieces of chicken, a smattering of charred corn, and a fresh arugula salad to alleviate some of the deep-fried guilt. Sadly the enchiladas were less enticing -- the tortilla wrap was kind of rubbery and the chicken was unseasoned and stringy. The service could also be more attentive, since we ran out of water for a bit. Not a bad choice if you're in the area, but maybe do some research beforehand on what people recommend.