Delmy's Pupuseria

So good!! The steak was prepared perfectly. I had 2 pork and cheese pupusas that were delicious! There was plenty of food, it was 2 meals for me.I can't wait to return and try the other entrees and different pupusas.

Quaint little food truck! Small parking lot nearby. I ordered a steak and chicken pupusa. The food came out in around 15 minutes. Both were very delicious and filling! Total came out to be around $9. It seems to be authentic based on its clientele. Always a good sign when you see people of the same ethnic group eating at an ethnic restaurant!Would come again for a quick, filling, and cost effective lunch!

Excelente servicio y comida bien deliciosa también tienen jugos frescos bien ricos mmmm

Great pupusa spot in East austin. The pickled cabbage and red sauce were great. The pupusas were delicious. Service was super friendly.

Absolutely delicious food. Staff is amazing.Carne Asada - 5/5Chicharron y Queso Pupusa - 5/5The Carne asada plate is phenomenal. Super juicy, perfectly cooked steak. Fresh ingredients, and the rice is equally amazing. The pupusas are incredible. Fresh, warm, gooey, cheesy perfection. This place is a hidden gem.

Incredible place because it's local and the quality is superb the masa is incredibly fluffy and the cheese they use is more reminiscent of Oaxacan cheese. I love this place because it's lowkey and has great prices and food 7 bucks takes you far

Absolutely great! Super cute food truck with lots of outdoor seating and good vibes. I had the spinach, jalapeño and pork pupusas and they were probably some of the best pupusas I've ever had! I also had their pina aguas frescas and it is super yummy fresh squeezed pineapple juice, super delicious! They were extremely friendly and when I was only to eat 1 1/2 of them they boxed/bagged the rest up for me to go, highly recommend!

The food is great quality. The price is reasonable especially for the size. They are quick, great presentation, and everything is served warm. The fresh ingredients make a great pupusa. I also like that there are so many different options. I am from Costa Rica and they have some similar dishes to our traditional foods so I always go there whenever I'm feeling homesick. Whenever someone comes to visit, I always suggest going there.

No bueno (sad face). I have had homemade pupusas and sadly, the fell so short expectations. First, they were greasier than I personally care for . I'm not sure what kind of cheese was used but there was so much of it that it overwhelmed all the other flavors. I couldn't even taste the chicharrón in it. The loroco one tasted as if the flowers were past their ideal use point. I think the only thing I appreciate was the curtido, that had a good balance of flavor. The salsa, meh was not very seasoned. I also ordered plátanos. Again, so greasy. The crema looked more like mayo but was also lacking in flavor. The beans really didn't do much to enhance the overly greasy plátanos , sadly. Their prices were reasonable but I definitely do not consider this place a do over. I've had authentic pupusas on the west coast and these unfortunately feel really short.

Best pupusa I ever had*. Great fried plantains too. And good value.* I'm not a pupusa expert and haven't been to El Salvador. But it was delicious and rica for sure.