Salvadoran home cooking in Wichita
Pupusas, pollo asado, sopa de res and the plates people say taste just like back home. Casual, family run, and open for lunch Tuesday through Sunday.
A casual, family-run place where the servings are big and nobody rushes you.
Bringing the whole family or a group of friends? Call ahead for big groups so a table is ready when you arrive.
Call ahead and pick it up hot. Pupusas travel well, and so does the soup.
The waitstaff was super kind and understanding when it came to my picky eater.
— Google review
Usulután is a department on El Salvador's Pacific coast, and the name of its capital city. Someone from there is an usuluteco.
The name is a nod to that corner of the country. Customers from El Salvador say the pupusas and pollo asado here taste the way they do back home, and that walking in feels like a trip there.
usu·lu·te·co · from Usulután, El SalvadorThe pupusas were excellent, and the best I have had so far. The flavors are bold, with a bit of heat that gives them a kick.”
Google reviewGoing into Usuluteco is like a passage to my home country. An Absolute 5 stars restaurant!”
Google reviewThe staff are friendly and inviting in this casual family run business. We loved the fried plantain breakfast plate with black beans and sour cream.”
Google reviewLunch hours, Tuesday through Sunday. Closed Mondays.
Kitchen closes with the dining room. Call ahead if you're cutting it close.