Don Chepe’s Restaurant

It was a little plain and pricey for what it was.

Very impressed with Pupusas — I was born and raised in El Salvador and I know what I’m talking about. The pupusas here are big and they’re delicious and the salsa that comes with pupusas is on point.
I cant wait to go back and try other authentic Salvadoran dishes.

I’m actually pretty impressed with this place!
I never would have found this place if it wasn’t for my Spanish friend. And I’m glad she took me here
The Pupusas were gigantic — I ordered 4… I usually order this many because they’re small and boy was I wrong about this place. I barely finished the 3^rd. But I pulled a champ and finished all four and waddled my self out…
The salsa and chips were delicious. Couldn’t complain about them being free and bottomless
I’d return! Great food. Reasonable prices!

We loved this place! Told to try this place out by a coworker of mine and were surprised at how close we lived to it. He said it was recently redone and it looked nice. It’s no 5 star yaletown flashy place but it was nice and clean. The service was helpful and friendly. We ordered Cola-​Champagne drinks that were super tasty, guacamole and chips, 2 burritos one each and 3 tacos and 1 pork pupusa. The Shrimp burrito I ate was amazing. It was so huge for the only 12 $ paid and was stuffed to the edge with so much filling it was great.
Best part was dessert. I cannot pronounce what it was called in English but it was deep fries plantains with condensed milk I think and dusted with powdered stuff yummy!
We definitely will be back again as the price was so right for everything that we are. Best part was it didn’t just look fresh or say it was fresh it tasted fresh and was fresh!

Ceviche was good but the shrimps should have been cut up to smaller pieces to my liking.
Tacos de pollo better than asada. Pupusas– nobody makes it better than my mother-​in-​law
Service was good and the tamarindo was thirst quenching

I wasn’t surprised to see the previous taco place replaced by this restaurant. Since there’s a big picture in the window of tacos and I’m a taco fan I had to stop in. The taco selection is small (4) and I chose 2 Al Pastor and 2 Asada; and between the milder green salsa and spicier red salsa I chose green. That was a good thing as the tacos were slathered in salsa. I personally prefer tacos delivered with a neutral salsa and then I can spice it to taste. I found the green salsa pleasantly spicy though as the minimum offered spiciness level someone who likes their tacos mild may find it too spicy. I give both tacos 8.5 out of 10. The restaurant interior looked new and there were quite a few customers for Sunday lunch. Cash only.