El Buen Gusto

El Buen Gusto is well-named. Come here for reliably delicious Salvadoran fare in a basic, but comfortable spot. The elote tamales are sweet fried corny heaven, and the pupusas are giant and served with bottomless curtido (the lightly fermented crisp cabbage), which is good for me, because I like a LOT of curtido, okay? The aguas frescas (the homemade juice drinks) are delicious; I recommend the tamarind. The prices are incredibly reasonable, especially considering the quality and generous portions, and the vibe is always friendly and relaxed. Every time I eat here, I think, "I should come here more often."

We used to come here back in 2019-2020 and they used to be really good. Unfortunately, they started adding potatoes to their pupusas. When I brought this up to them, they initially denied putting potatoes in them, and then the next time stated that that's the way they've always made them... I've never seen potatoes in pupusas prior to this. It was most likely a filler since cost, but they also raised the cost to almost double, and taste declined. 1/10 do not recommend. Best pupusas are at Mi Chalateca if that's why you're here.

Never had Salvadoran food, but if this place is my introduction to it... I'm pretty sure I'm up for more now! A friend of mine recommended this place, and I've seen a few recipes of pupusas but never had them so I decided to try them before I tried my hand at making them. How do I describe these pupusas? They were like...these wonderful, corn based flat breads, with fillings of whatever your heart desires. I had the chicharron and queso (pork skin and cheese), and the queso and fajitas (cheese and beef). And ohmygod. So so good! My favorite was most definitely the queso and fajitas, but the chicharron had its own perk too.It also came with chips and queso, bean dip, salsa, and two different sauces. One was a hot sauce - which was terrific, not super spicy and hit the right flavor. And the other was tomato. Mix the queso and the hot sauce my friends - you will thank me later when the chip you eat is bathed in a glorious mix of the two. The pupusas also came along with this fermented cabbage relish which I found out was called curtido. And man. That relish...if I didn't stop myself I'd have heaps of it without a second thought. Anyway - all in all, fantastic service and even better food. Price is definitely affordable, so go on ahead and try this place out!

The service was not the best, the food could've been better as well. Just wasn't impressed at all

So today's service was the worst. The ladies are rude, they don't own up to their mistakes. Saying there's a sign that indicates to ask if you don't want loroco. I clearly stated only mines with loroco.. for the kids ONLY WITH QUESO CON FRIJOL. Why because kids don't like greens stuff on their pupusas. But all of the pupusas were made with loroco when I specified with details. The lady in the kitchen presumptuous said that I didnt clarify. Although on the ticket clearly only two out of 8 said L for Loroco. Customer service here is very bad now. Not like before were they use to be. They didn't want to honor what I came here for all the way from Lawton. They wanted to charge extra although the waitress made the mistake.

Read in another Yelp review that the address was actually 2100 W I 240 Service Rd, so I guess the restaurant moved for an upgrade...In Plaza 74Nice spacious restaurant with attentive service They give you a fresh spicy salsa, a puréed bean dip, & quest dip to munch on as you order AHHHHH Had the chicken tamales & they were delicious & soft with potato in it Had the corn pupusas2 revuelta (chicharron, bean & cheese)1 chicken and cheese- sooo tasty, the cheese was delicious and the chicken was noticeably seasonedAnd I definitely cannot forget the delicious aquas Frescas or fresh fruit juices. They have such a large selection of fresh juices: pineapple, mango, guava, horchataI got the delicious watermelon juice and it was huge (like 32oz)I was skeptical about this Salvadoran food since it's in the Midwest and all but it was SO AUTHENTIC that some of the employees only spoke Spanish, but there was at least 1 waitress who spoke English Very happy with the food it was delicious, authentic, fresh and filling

Food was so greasy , I was told food is cooked daily but the plantains were dry and nasty. Pupusas are huge and don't look appetizing. I heard good things about it but I was very disappointed I ordered an order of cream and beans and they brought it after my husband had finished eating . Customer service is the worst I've had in years.

Friendly wait staff, good food service is a little slow. I would recommend eating here, the food is authentic outside of the the chips with queso that they offer you. The popusas are fresh and taste like the do in El Salvador. They have traditional Salvadoran drinks like enslada which are very refreshing.I recommend coming here just make sure your not in a hurry because the food comes out really slow.

Made fresh while you wait wonderful Salvadoran food. I highly recommend this place. I had the grilled chicken dinner. My husband had the carne asada. My son has the shrimp soup. All delicious. Very friendly staff.

they charge you 10% for no service if you have food to go and $15 for dinning in. Don't order chicken soup cause they don't serve you no veggies only water with rice. Their pupusas are far away from being an authentic salvadoreñas pupusas. Im not coming back. They charge $10 for a small bag of chips and queso. I recommend that pupusas from a restaurante call Miche Ice their pupusas are soo good. Son unos grandes estafadores