Zulia's kitchen

As a Venezuelan, I always approach new Venezuelan restaurants with a skepticism. However, this place is amazing and reasonably priced. Service was friendly and fast when I called placing my Uber Eats order. I ordered the Pabellón arepa and my boyfriend ordered the House Burger with the cilantro mayo on the side. Both things were exceptionally fresh, authentic, and delicious. The pabellón was seasoned to perfection and none of the food was overly greasy. Both portions were reasonably and a bit on the larger side. I had the fresh Passionfruit Juice and I highly recommend it. I hadn't found a good passion fruit juice in San Antonio but this is the place to try it if you have not either. I would also recommend the Lemon Nestea if you're a sweet tea fan but want to try the Venezuelan twist. Overall, 10/10. Can't wait to go in person and check out the ambiance.

The food here is absolutely amazing! I'm definitely going to be a repeat customer. The employees are very helpful and kind and food comes out somewhat fast. The only issue that I had was that after the meal, we purchased some chocolates and other items to take home. The chocolates were expired. I didn't know it until I took a bite though. I should've known that it wasn't supposed to be white and chalky. Haha. But I know now!!! It was expired by several months. We will definitely be back to sample the other items on the menu.

For dinner tonight, we weren't wanting to venture too far from home. When I was searching on US281, I saw @zuliaskitchen 15 minutes away. It turns out that Zulia's opened this brick and mortar location 5 months ago. I had had good experience at The Block SA location, when they started out as a food truck.You order and pay at the counter, get a buzzer, and pick up your food. Milan took our order and took care of our drinks. We ordered the following to share: Empanada with beef brisket, Pastelito (mashed potato and cheese), Sweet Plantains, and Quesillo (Venezuelan flan). Dad and I shared the Arepa Pelua, which was with shredded brisket and cheese. We both had the Passion Fruit Juice, which was a mix of sweetness and sour. Hubby had the Arepa Pabellon and unsweet tea. Everything was delicious. I was loving the garlic cilantro sauce. The sweet plantains were similar to Filipino ones except for the shredded cheese and mayo. Dad really enjoyed these. I was curious how this flan would be similar or different from the Filipino flan. This one was more firm, but the sauce tasted fairly similar.One thing I learned reading up about arepa is that it's in both Venezuelan and Columbian cuisine. Now I'm curious to taste the Columbian version to see the difference.There's a mini mart full of goodies and 2 refrigerated cases of products to buy. There is covered outdoor seating as it warms up. Come check it out!Another location is at The Block SA, 14530 Roadrunner Way

Came her a few weeks ago with my fiance. Would have written this sooner, but I have been in a food coma since eating their Pepito.The place is in an area that shares parking with many other businesses. One place that it shares parking with is Pocket Billiards. I fully intend to make a night where I eat at Zulia's and then go play some pool at pockets. When we got to the area, we had no trouble finding a parking spot.My fiance and I went in and didn't find anyone else in line. We ordered our food. I got the Pepito. It's a Venezuelan sub that has grilled sirloin, chicken breast, and bacon. It also has grilled cheese, potato sticks, parmesan cheese, ketchup mustard, and mayo garlic cilanto. We were given a buzzer that would alert us when our food was ready.It was not long after we were seated that our buzzer went off. The Pepito was delicious. I do suggest that you learn the ability to unhinge your jaw to eat it as it is stacked with lots of different ingredientsThe restaurant does have a nice outdoor area that I hope to use at another date. I recommend this place for its really good food.

This is hidden gem - is absolutely amazing! The selection of food is pretty good ! The flavors within the food are delicious beyond words! I have never eaten Venezuelan food - I will come back to this spot for sure- I took my food to go- but eating inside is preferred. Driving home with a the fragrance was definitely difficult- I highly recommend this restaurant!

Zulia's had mixed reviews within my family. My husband wasn't too impressed, I thought it was good. I had the Venezuelan plate and I thought the brisket was really tasty! It was juicy and had a bit of sweetness to it. I also ordered an additional side of plantains and it came with this minced cheese and I would have never thought to put cheese with plantains -- but it was also delicious. It was a bit pricing, when you order a burger you also have to order a side of fries, and so for two entrees and a burger and two sides, it was like 60 bucks and some change...which is a lot for lunch...

Nice place for lunch. Simple vibe, solid food. Plenty of free parking. They serve traditional arepas from Argentina.

We're so excited for a new restaurant in our part of town. Zulia's is a welcoming restaraunt with vibrant Latin American music, ever-cheerful staff and delicious food!We decided to share a few things and were very impressed with the flavors. Zulia's feels like it could be one of our quick meal go-tos!

I got my order to go but did wait inside the restaurant for my food. The restaurant is really cool inside and they have some great music playing. My food was OUTSTANDING. I ordered one San Antonio arepa and was almost worried it wouldn't be enough food but I'm stuffed. It was spicy but not overly spicy, the avocado was so fresh, and it was hot. Literally zero complaints. I will definitely be back and be bringing friends!

Firstly, staff was super nice. I got the vibe they have their regulars there, but they were gracious to everyone! The food was good. I had never had Venezuelan food before, so I was excited to try and it did not disappoint. Clean! For busier towards the evening