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    Nueva San Salvador #4

    3.5 (20 reviews)
    InexpensiveLatin American
    Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Oscar M.

    Servicio mal la mesera no le pones atención a la gente que se sienta te traen la comida quemada ordené unos tacos que tenía un hambre y me lo trajeron quemado si él fuera el dueño de eso o el cocinero yo lo mando eso afuera yo soy chef te digo y eso no es buen servicio me trajeron la sopa y las Popusa la misma vez una persona quiere comer y después esperar que venga la otra comida pero no todo a la misma vez más servicio siempre que hay más servicio

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    Ciri D.

    Absolutely love this Salvadorian restaurant Nueva San Salvador. The service was on point and the staff is attentive. Their seafood soup which I believe is only available on the weekends and their pupusas are to die for. Every dish that we tried was so delicious and very fresh. The restaurant is very clean and gets very busy on the weekends. We will absolutely be back soon, I plan to try a few new dishes.

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    Julio C.

    I have previously ordered lunch from this place and it is decent, but their breakfast is a big NO. In the past, their "mantequilla" tasted like they had put flour in it, this is something I heard places do to preserve it, I dont know how real it is but the taste makes it believable. Today, the case was similar. I ordered the breakfast with meat and coffee and my son ordered a baleada and an Orange juice. First, we had to return the "fresh squeezed OJ", it tasted like the oranges had been there way longer than expected, but waayyy longer. My son didnt complain about his baleada. My breakfast on the other end, did not reach the quality I was expecting. The beans and meat were too salty. I ordered a flour tortilla, and it was so hard that when I tried to bend it it broke. That only happens when the dough you use is old. I ordered scrambled eggs mixed with onions and tomatoes with my order. Nothing surprising or tasty there. You can find better places within a mile radius, so save yourself the time.

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    Stacy L.

    I was really close to giving this place two stars, but I don't want this to deter Yelpers from giving this place a shot. Why, you probably didn't ask but I'll address anyhow? The food was cooked with a ridiculous amount of MSG. That's the stuff that makes your food tasty, but also makes you chug a gallon of water two hours later when it's all digested and absorbed into your now dehydrated bloodstream. That throws me off every single time I experience it because it's 100% not necessary but used for convenience. For that reason, I probably could only eat here during a rare craving knowing I have nothing else to do later but drink water as fast as I can. Guys, I woke up from a dead sleep at midnight not understanding why I was so thirsty but survival instincts kicked in. But that's not an issue for everyone and I understand that. The food tasted delicious - pupusas with loroco is my favorite thing here, though the soup (I got tripe but same soup base I saw for beef) comes in a very close second because it was filled with veggies and flavor (yes, MSG too). My pupusas to go were packed with a pickled relish type thing that was a great condiment for the stuffed tortilla. Most importantly, for $10, I had enough food for two meals! Extremely affordable lunch and dinner. The other reviews noting poor service are more or less accurate. When I visited on a Sunday afternoon, the place was packed and while waitresses (behind the counter eating their lunch out of styrofoam cups that were set on the counter whenever they needed two hands to pick utensils) made eye contact with me, nobody helped me until another friendly patron got their attention and gestured to me. No ignoring me now! Thanks stranger! Menus in English and Spanish, and the food came out within 20 minutes of placing my order at the counter. However, Spanish was the primary language here so I struggled a bit, pointing to items that I wanted. TV behind the bar kept me entertained, and there's plenty of parking (even if the drivers take these spaces mostly as ignorable suggestions).

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    Best Pupusas in Miami, period! I recommend the chicharon pupusas! The baleadas are also delish and their breakfast is the bomb!

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