First time ever trying a pupusa and it was delicious! It was nice and juicy and not super greasy…read more I didn't prefer the salsa that came with it. But overall it was good. Customer service was ok. There was ample parking It's outside in the parking lot kind of so all in all it was clean.

Friendly atmosphere. Exceptional customer service. The best pupusas in town. A variety of dishes…read morefrom Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras and now introducing Nicaraguan dishes. I highly recommend it. Come and try it out. You won't be disappointed.

I had Mi Tierra bookmarked for a while and decided to check it out for lunch. We were fortunate to…read morefind street parking very close to the restaurant as there is no parking lot. The interior was smaller than I expected but still had a good number of tables and was clean and cozy. Service was friendly though we did converse exclusively in Spanish. The menu was large. Prices were definitely not cheap but portions are very generous. The soups came in large deep bowls and the baleada was HUGE. We ended up having leftovers enough for a whole second meal. We were served tortilla chips to start bathed in a creamy sauce and powdered cheese. We ordered tamarind and passionfruit water for drinks, which came in large glasses; the tamarind was not tart enough for my tastes but was not bad. Both the sopa de caracol and sopa de res were excellent, and came with rice and choice or tortillas or fried sliced green plantain (tajadas). The tomato and egg breakfast dish was great, and the baleada was tasty albeit salty. All of the various banana and plantain forms were yummy, and the flour and corn tortillas were freshly made and delicious. At the end of the meal, lollipops came with our check. There is a $1.25 surcharge for paying with card. Probably the one major gripe is that there was a considerable wait for our food, over 30 minutes for sure; just don't come in a hurry and appreciate that everything is made to order! Would definitely consider returning for Honduran food in Long Beach, equally good as the other Honduran restaurant in town.

Waited for an HOUR !! Ridiculous. We got there @11:10 and we decided to leave @12:06 cause it was…read moretaking way too long...wasted time

This gem is close by home, and we can walk if we really wanted to. We usually drive. My go-to dish…read moreis the vegetarian burrito with no cheese, no sour cream and no lettuce. I like it wet and red. I cannot miss when I order this. Pair it with one of their good beers or mixed drinks (like the Amor Prohibido) and you have a great time. Chips and salsa are served before your entree arrives. There is almost always loud music playing, which I don't mind. Say hi to the gent who is manning the controls! It can make conversation a little tough unless you yell a little. I yell a little.

Horrible tacos not real carne asada no Salsa dry meat Worst…read moretacos ever I will never eat here again

Would come again to try more food everything is made fresh so expect some waiting. El pollo chuco…read moreso crispy and full of flavor, the soup is comforting and warm. We parked at front in front of the restaurant.

Worst quality Baliadas ever. The tortilla was so thin. No beens on the Baliadas clásica it was…read moremostly salty cheese and crema

Indoor seating. Open late. Takes credit card but add processing fee…read more Baleadas with carne asada ($10.99)- tortilla is nice soft, chewy with texture. The crema is good with avocado. The meat is soft but is super salty Pollo K Tracho $21.99- fried chicken leg and thigh. Unfortunately it is over cooked and not moist. It's served with cabbage and on top of chicken. I would not get this dish again. I would pass on this dish.

I visited "El Sazón K-tracho #3" and ordered a Mojarra (fried fish). Unfortunately, the fish was…read moreovercooked and inedible. When I brought this to the attention of the waiter and cook, they both insisted that it looked normal to them. I couldn't even bite into it. After trying to resolve the issue without success, I offered to pay for the meal and ordered something else. I am disappointed with my first meal, as there was no solution or compensation offered by the staff. Overall, my experience was not satisfactory. Visité "El Sazón K-tracho #3" y pedí una Mojarra (pescado frito). Lamentablemente, el pescado estaba demasiado cocido y no se podía comer. Cuando comenté esto al camarero y al cocinero, ambos insistieron en que parecía normal para ellos. Ni siquiera pude darle un mordisco. Después de intentar resolver el problema sin éxito, oferecí pagar por la comida y pedí algo más. Estoy decepcionado con mi primera comida, ya que el personal no ofreció ninguna solución ni compensación. En general, mi experiencia no fue satisfactoria.

Popusas here are fire we are originally from Los Angeles there's only one spot we liked out there…read morehere in Long Beach we found a new spot and this is it . Maybe lil downfall is the curtido is not as good but not the worst. Oh and check your order before you leave cause I've had my order missing items before just a heads up.

Not too happy I bought 5 pupusas I asked for a little more of the curtido but I have to buy it so I…read moresaid no I told them that it was my first time there and that someone recommended it. The pupusas OK not the best . I paid almost $30 And they couldn't give me just a little more curtido just to keep me happy.

Is a great place for a get together, The prices are still…read moreaffordable and the service was great, the food delicious

We decided to stop by El Katracho Restaurant for dinner, we got to choose our table & we sat down…read more I haven't been to many Honduran restaurants, so there's not much I can really compare the food too. But.. hear me out. They bring out a complementary tortilla chips drizzled in a house sauce & cotija cheese I believe...But Delicious! Nice little appetizer. I would highly recommend the Baleada, it's just a handmade flour tortilla with bean & cheese, it sounds basic, but trust it's pretty good. Perfect for any occasion. Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner. Finally I got the Carne asada plate, which I will say from the times I've been here. It never misses, always nicely cooked, seasoned to perfection, perfectly paired with these fried plantains called "Tajadas" topped with a creamy mayonnaise/thousand island type dressing. It's just a well-balanced plate. Sweet, savory, tangy and creamy! everything complements each other perfectly. My biggest complaint would be customer service, these waitresses don't know the first thing about good service, they don't know how to treat their customers, they come out as rude. Just be ready for that. Overall El Katracho Restaurant is an authentic Honduran restaurant with good food, it's a small restaurant but the ambiance is a vibe. I would recommend it if you want some good Honduran/Central American food.