Viruya’s Honduran Food

This place was great, so much flavor! Atmosphere was good and quiet. Started off with some tacos dorados which was like really good taquitos with delicious sauce and I think pickled veg on the side, and some pupusas that were really good! My wife thought the pupusas were the best thing about the meal, she couldn't stop eating them. My 13 YO son is picky and got the arroz con pollo which he really liked, and wife got the chicken and banana which was really good! Delicious seasoning and fantastic sauces. The chef there also made some tamales fresh that day and hooked us up with one (they were amazing), she was really nice :) The portions were big enough for leftovers and they were still really good the following day or twoOverall great experience, will be back!

The workers seem so excited to share their cuisine with us. They discussed the menu and explained how the food compares with traditional Mexican. The menu isn't as large as some local Mexican restaurants; it's 2 pages. I chose a chicken and plantain dish. The chicken was absolutely fantastic! It was seasoned so well and juicy without being greasy. The portion was quite large, too. I really enjoyed the plantains and tomatoes and salad, too. It was a good mixture of flavors and textures. My son had papusas. He seemed to enjoy his food, as well. The passionfruit aguas frescas was yummy, too. The staff is so nice. I'd definitely go back and suggest you try it!

We were a group of 9. We were impressed with the beautiful mural welcoming us in right away. The owner greeted us warmly and was very friendly. Our plates were quite varied and the food was warm and flavorful. I especially loved the broth of their mondongo soup. My brother gorged on the fried fish and my mom was happy with the chicharrón and the maracuya drink. We will definitely be returning! We are very happy to have them on this side of the valley and trying out their more extended menu from their food truck option in the west valley.

We tried the empanadas, Papusas and some rolled tacos, everything was hot, fresh and tasted great! Hidden spot in the Superstition Mall, but we walked by and decided to try it! The owner started with a food truck and now has this new spot, give it a try!!!

Food was spoiled (slimy & stinky) and the pupusa dough raw somehow? Service was nonexistent maybe 2 people working the whole place. Ambiance was telling, nobody was there. The price on the menu was less that what we were charged. As a Central American myself, this place is not authentic.