¡Español En El Mundo Real! Eating Authentic Restaurant Food!

The Restaurant The restaurant I visited was called El Guanaco. They had Salvadorian food. It was a very small restaurant, but the food was very good. This is me in front of El Guanaco. As you can see, it is a very small restaurant.

Three sentences in Spanish (about the food) La comida en El Guanaco’s es muy, muy bueno. La comida yo conseguí es pupusas. Pupusas tienen mucho sabor y están muy bueno. La comida tiene carne, queso, bens, flores etc. Me gusta este mucho. La comida es muy deferente. La es no gusta alguna Americano comida. Me gusta deferente comida.

Short Summary The food is named pupusas. They are a Salvadorian dish, that was created centuries ago by Pipil tribes which dwelled in the area today now known as El Salvador. The ingredients that it contains, are a thick corn tortilla, that can be filled with meats, to cheeses, to beans, or even pork. In Hispanic countries, such as El Salvador, but also in certain parts of Guatemala and Honduras, they can be purchased at pupuserías but also at street-side vendors. In the United States, pupusas can mainly be found in restaurants, or pupuserías. Fun Fact: In the 1980s, pupusas were brought to the United States, and many other countries, because many Salvadorians were migrating to other countries. This brought widespread attention to pupusas, and now many pupuserías are set up in the U.S and Canada.

Other pictures This is one of the pictures of the menu This is another picture of the menu This is me eating the pupusas This is the bill These are the pupusas