The cashier was very friendly and the pupusas were very bomb. Look at the cheese pull…read more 10/10 so good

Bomb bomb bomb! I didn't even get a picture because I devoured these in like two seconds…read more Everything is made to order. I ordered around 20-25 of them for my office and they had them ready to go in under 30 mins. Being an avid dedicated pupusa lover I know the amount of love that goes into making them. The fact that they made them all so fast AND they were delicious. Extra points! do not I repeat do NOT skip Vicky's Salvadorian Restaurant. The inside is cute as well and they gave me a cafecito while I waited. :') love them so much!!!

Review #652 None Elite Squad This little small comfy…read moreRestaurant is getting 5 stars all the way. The food is Delicious! the Pupusas are Bomb! get a Soup.. its like XL on size.. theyre not stingy with the amount of food they give.. the Customer Service is 5 stars! theres 1 flaw.. the wait time ..But i say its WORTH IT! don't go if you're in a hurry but go if youre Hungry! I love this place and I will definitely comeback.. they also give you the option to order ahead .. so Yes, Try it!

I was recommended by a friend of mine who is Salvadoran. Me not being Salvadoran, was looking for…read morean authentic Salvadoran restaurant. He sent me here. He told me he found this hidden gem while working for the city of South Gate. I finally came to try it. We ordered pupusas, plátanos fritos, and pan con pollo. My family and I have decided that it's our new go to spot when it comes down for Pupusas. Their curtido is really good. I like the fact that they have a spicy salsa. This is the first Salvadoran restaurant that offers a spicy salsa. The only reason I'm not rating it five stars is because my wife order a revuelta and she couldn't taste the chicharrón in it. Maybe add a little more to make it perfect. Another reason is the A/C. There's no A/C. It feels really stuffy in there.

5/5 : Torogoz has been my family's favorite pupusa spot for years. Unlike them, I don't eat pupusas…read morevery often, perhaps once or twice a year. This spot is a lowkey mom-and-pop shop, nothing fancy. It's my go-to when introducing people to my culture. The pupusas are pretty big, and they have a meal with 3 pupusas with a drink for about $10-13. When we sat down it was an hour before closing, but the waitress was very kind, attentive, and showed no sign of annoyance. She started us off with some complimentary chips and refried beans. My party of two ordered 6 pupusas, a coffee, horchata, and a chicken tamale. The chicken tamale was well-seasoned and large in size, and they didn't skimp on the chicken or masa. The best parts of the pupusas is that they have a lot of filling and they don't have excess corn flour (masa) around the edges. That takes A LOT of skill! They're also good as leftovers if you pop them in an air fryer on a low setting ;). Overall, I'd 100% recommend this restaurant to people.

First time buying pupusas and pastelitos here. Food was bomb and pupusas are big. Did a pick up…read moreorder and it was one time and fast too

I gave this place a good review because of the waitress, she was doing everything except for the…read morecooking . At first we were a bit upset but then realized it was not her fault as she had to do everything all by her self, they are hiring by the way . The food is very delicious definitely taste like the traditional salvadorean dishes no doubt . But if you want to visit one of their restaurants and want bigger room for a big party go to the one on Western in LA .

Hello, I would like to share feedback regarding my recent visit. The sopa de gallina india was…read moreunfortunately very salty, which made it difficult to enjoy the meal. I wanted to bring this to your attention in case it can be addressed in the kitchen. I appreciate your time and would be grateful for any resolution or feedback. Thank you.

I can't believe I have been in South Gate all my life and have not tried this place. It's…read moredefinitely a hidden gem. If you're looking for flavorful authentic Guatemalan food, this is the place. I got the tamal de pollo and pupusa mixta order, sooooo damn full of flavor. You have to add the curtido and salsa!! My daughter had the asada plate that came with rice, beans, salad and a side of handmade tortillas, she loved it.

The only thing you should get here is the pupusas. They are excellent. Maybe i was just unlucky . I…read morenever had a Salvadoran tamale, but it seemed raw. It was mushy still. Its tough because the service was 10/10 And it was a happy environment. Even the customers were nice it was a culture shock. I would definitely come back just for the pupusa's.

I was in the mood for some pupusas and saw that this restaurant had good ratings. I decided to call…read moreand make a pick up order. Upon ordering, I was informed that it would be 25 min max for some food. I entered the restaurant 30 minutes after to wait an extra 20 minutes for the food. The minute I entered, I saw the cook barley starting my order. I was hoping it wasn't mine and mine was done but I was wrong. It was indeed my order being started. It was also very expensive. Each pupusa is $4.75. Although relatively large, they were pretty salty. I was surprised they had carne asada pupusa and wanted to try that. Those were $6!!! And very very salty. I did not finish it. The curtido looked old as well. I hate when I waste a good amount of money and am dissatisfied with my food. Feels robbed. Overall, glad I tried it, I won't be going back.

La comida esta deliciosa, el servicio excelente La atención…read moreal cliente es muy buena Se siente el ambiente familiar, lo recomiendo

Delicious! This place is so good.. I've been here several times and it never ever disappoints!!…read moreIt's a hidden gem in bellflower, i highly recommend their pupusas, my favorite are the chicharron and revueltas! I've also had the huevos con loroco and huevos rancheros! Both so good!

1st time and went for lunch. it's pretty spacious. Service was meh. No smile, no "welcome" just…read morebasic. Food was good. Ordered the bistec encebollado, pollo a la plancha and 2 pupusas. The bistec encebollado was good and tender but the meat had a lot of fat. It would have been nice if they trimmed it. It was served with white rice and beans. The pollo was good also. It was hubby's plate. He enjoyed it. I thought it was a little too salty for my taste but edible. Pupusas: mixed and queso con jalapeño. I enjoyed the mixed one. It had more flavor. The other tasted like pure cheese. The size was decent and good curtido and salsa. Overall maybe would consider coming back. A little pricey. Most plates started at $20. Plenty of parking.

The service is really good and the food is very authentic, I tried the sopa de gallina india. The…read morepupusas are huge, and they have lots of other Salvadoran food. I recommend.

Takes them 30 minutes to make a pupusa that service even took me 20 minutes to get a drink and when…read moreI got my food, the lady threw my food I don't recommend.

Ordered the sopa de res - beef stew soup. wow the flavor…read moreis amazing and the meat so tender combined the lime drops and the tortillas and little salt and this soup can take you places you never been before. The broth was a little too salty but overall this soup is out of this world. The staff were friendly and courteous and Got my food right away. The place is small but they are clean and have an "A" and found out it owned by single mom of three kids so please let's visits this family restaurant and your deeds will be rewarded. Thanks to reading

This place is delicious it's a small location that's not fancy but the owner is friendly and the…read morefood is really good. This is our go to pupuseria you'll enjoy the prices too.

Didn't eat here but BEWARE!…read more I had dropped my phone outside the street parking & someone had turned it in to the lady that works in the restaurant. Once I located my phone on (find my iphone) it said it was inside the restaurant. Me "excited" walked in and politely asked the lady that worked there if anybody had turned in a phone she said "yes" and looked me up and down & asked how much money i was going to give her for it. Excuse me but who demands money for their own property. funny thing is that i had in mind to give the person that found it money but to REQUEST it WAS WILD. I of course said no, then she said "if i would've known you weren't going to give me anything i should've just said i didn't have it" like wowwwwwwww. anyway she gave it back to me and then yelled "hija de puta" on my way out. lol the end.

Service could improve a lot El cajero te atiende con cara…read moreque está oliendo un pedo muy mal servicio