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» Hole in the wall Latino food is the GOAT. Rate lunch/10 Honduran edition
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post 1650434303 11-08-2021, 10:47 AM
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Hole in the wall Latino food is the GOAT. Rate lunch/10 Honduran edition

$11 for a ridiculous amount of fresh made food, das it fam

2 Pupusas with Cortido and hot sauce
Steak and bean Baleada


Did one chicken and cheese Pupusa and the other was a Revuelta. The dough was so good, fresh baked so they were light, fluffy and a little bit crunchy/toasty.



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post 1650434593 11-08-2021, 10:51 AM
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if you didn't order an horchata with all of that, i will be very disappointed in you

revuelta pupusas are awesome. assuming they blender their beans and not just put the canned/smushed beans in them.
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post 1650434913 11-08-2021, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted By trtmerlin
if you didn't order an horchata with all of that, i will be very disappointed in you

revuelta pupusas are awesome. assuming they blender their beans and not just put the canned/smushed beans in them.
Just did ice water bc thirsty, sorry bro.

Agree hard on the beans, it's like a texture thing between that and the fresh made tortillas that just works so good. Beans and cheese in a tortilla sounds boring, it isnt
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post 1650435223 11-08-2021, 10:58 AM
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That's Salvadoran food not Honduran
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Originally Posted By robertbaggiojr
That's Salvadoran food not Honduran
I'll tell the Honduran family that own the restaurant that they are mistaken. Where should they send the apology?
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post 1650435713 11-08-2021, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted By robertbaggiojr
That's Salvadoran food not Honduran
its an el salvadoran national dish, but its shared with the hondurans as well. Similar to how in venezuela and columbia they have the arepa
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post 1650436483 11-08-2021, 11:14 AM
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Use to deploy to El Salvador so much that I was there more days out of the year than at home USA. Pupusas everyday for breakfast and sometimes for diner. Always with the slaw. El Salvador is such a small country, I think it's not even a 100 mile drive for the coast to the boarder of Honduras. I think all the Central America countries makes pupusas or something similar. Mexico does gorditas (nothing like Taco Bell) which are pretty good and a bit different than pupusas. You go down to South America and they do arepas, which is kinda like gorditas.
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Originally Posted By Casca
Use to deploy to El Salvador so much that I was there more days out of the year than at home USA. Pupusas everyday for breakfast and sometimes for diner. Always with the slaw. El Salvador is such a small country, I think it's not even a 100 mile drive for the coast to the boarder of Honduras. I think all the Central America countries makes pupusas or something similar. Mexico does gorditas (nothing like Taco Bell) which are pretty good and a bit different than pupusas. You go down to South America and they do arepas, which is kinda like gorditas.
Mirin' hard. Honduras/ES look so beautiful but hear they are such a dangerous area to visit besides ultra tourist stuff like Roatan.
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What kind of salsa was that? Looks like a solid latino breakfast but damn! $11 dollars for that? In most of latin america you can get something like that for $1.10 USD LOL Good for the homies that got that joint up and running. Become a regular and youll get extra juicy stuff for sure.
post 1650460363 11-08-2021, 05:27 PM
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Actually never even heard of this tbfh. I need to visit Latin American places more often srs
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Originally Posted By Casca
Use to deploy to El Salvador so much that I was there more days out of the year than at home USA. Pupusas everyday for breakfast and sometimes for diner. Always with the slaw. El Salvador is such a small country, I think it's not even a 100 mile drive for the coast to the boarder of Honduras. I think all the Central America countries makes pupusas or something similar. Mexico does gorditas (nothing like Taco Bell) which are pretty good and a bit different than pupusas. You go down to South America and they do arepas, which is kinda like gorditas.
Papusas are likea hybrid between gordtias and arepas. Arepas are too fluffy and gorditas too crispy. I preffer tlacoyos tbh, not entirely the same but still hnngggg.



I have never seen those in the US tho, actually I don't think I've ever seen blue corn over there. Blue corn is GOAT corn.

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Mexican food mogs this in every way possible

Gorditas > Pupusas
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Originally Posted By suave2000
Papusas are likea hybrid between gordtias and arepas. Arepas are too fluffy and gorditas too crispy. I preffer tlacoyos tbh, not entirely the same but still hnngggg.



I have never seen those in the US tho, actually I don't think I've ever seen blue corn over there. Blue corn is GOAT corn.

Interesting. Have never seen tlacoyo before.

Kind of looks like a Huarache which is a Mexican oblong tortilla topped with refried beans and your choice of toppings, basically a Mexican pizza type thing.

There was a killer Huaraches place near me I tried to single handedly keep open, miss that place feels batman.

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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
Interesting. Have never seen tlacoyo before.

Kind of looks like a Huarache which is a Mexican oblong tortilla topped with refried beans and your choice of toppings, basically a Mexican pizza type thing.

There was a killer Huaraches place near me I tried to single handedly keep open, miss that place feels batman.

Yes It's very similar to Huaraches, only difference is that they're filled with a "guisado" inside. There are many different flavours but my favourite is the one with beans. They're usually done with blue corn while huaraches are usually done with white corn. Both are hnnngggg.

Tlacoyos are a dish that predates the spanish conquista, people were eating them thousands of years ago


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Agreed. Just had some Taco Bell earlier
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
$11 for a ridiculous amount of fresh made food, das it fam

2 Pupusas with Cortido and hot sauce
Steak and bean Baleada


Did one chicken and cheese Pupusa and the other was a Revuelta. The dough was so good, fresh baked so they were light, fluffy and a little bit crunchy/toasty.



Man that looks good it looks soft too.
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Depends.

I have some food safety expertise and can tell you that if its not jam packed so that fresh food comes in every hour, your'e going to git food poisoning.

Also not being able to read English on a high level will prevent them from following guidelines set out by health inspectors.

In my last job, which was a nail technician, they were all licensed. However, many of them ignored what they learned in school.
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$11 for that?
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Originally Posted By MrBourbon
Mirin' hard. Honduras/ES look so beautiful but hear they are such a dangerous area to visit besides ultra tourist stuff like Roatan.
It can be dangerous. Don't ever get isolated or even small group in areas out of public eye. We had to go out with minimum group of 3. They are a lot more westernized now since when I first started going. It use to be no local male wore shorts or slippas (flip flops) because that is gay. They wore jeans or slacks with dress shirt and shoes. We go anywhere and were the only ones in shorts. Now lots of local males wear shorts and slippas. Their surfing beach area is like a grunge expat town now with lots of Euros, Aussies and Americans. Down the road from that beach is a really nice restaurant on the edge of a cliff over looking the water.

Haven't been there for over 5 years now, so things could be different especially with all the crap going on now.
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Originally Posted By LtGoose
Mexican food mogs this in every way possible

Gorditas > Pupusas
Not a contest bro. Things can be good every where.
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How phucked up is it that one of the only things I miss about America is the immigrants lmfao.

Wood absolutely destroy some Mexican (and any other Central American) cuisine a literally unlimited number of times per day.
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Looks good af. Gonna run down to the pupusa place tomorrow for lunch srs
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casually mention you are an immigration agent for dat free meal feel.
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Looks good as fukk mayne. I'm a huge Tex-Mex guy being a native Texan but I can fo sho get down with pretty much any Central American foods.
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Originally Posted By TomWanks
How phucked up is it that one of the only things I miss about America is the immigrants lmfao.

Wood absolutely destroy some Mexican (and any other Central American) cuisine a literally unlimited number of times per day.
African food is much better than Mexican IMO


NOVA/DMV area is full of Ghanaian's.......jollof rice.....then all the Ethiopian food there......fuking beyond hnnnnnngggh South American food is amazing......African is far superior with spices and flavor.
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Originally Posted By JPF82
African food is much better than Mexican IMO


NOVA/DMV area is full of Ghanaian's.......jollof rice.....then all the Ethiopian food there......fuking beyond hnnnnnngggh South American food is amazing......African is far superior with spices and flavor.
Honestly, no idea what African food means. You are going to have to explain in detail. I am at the point of pass out.Don't takt that as no response, I am passed out.


Serious. Wut is African food?
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