La Casita Restaurant - Salvadoran restaurant in Waipahu - 94-866 Moloalo St #34-D11A, USA

I came on a Friday, around 1pm, and it wasn’t busy. Grandma got the Taquitos, and I got a few Pupusas and a Pastelito. Everything was made fresh (took about 10 minutes to make), was hot, and tasty. It’s actually the first time I’ve had El Salvadoran food I’ve loved (usually pupusas are just ok for me but these were delicious). I also loved their Horchata.

Wonderful homemade food! The great taste of the pupusas, the rice and the beans are beyond mouthwatering. You know it's 100% homemade when the lady in the back is cooking just like mama! A 5🌟 must! I will definitely be back to try the other items on the menu.

Our new place for Papusas. We ordered the bean and cheese papusas as well as the cheese papusas which the kids enjoyed. We also got the beans, pork and cheese mixed papusas which we thought was a bit more filling. They have delicious freshly cooked food. The ambience was really nice and it looked new. The whole family enjoyed our time here. Update: Came back for some delicious papusas as requested by our kids. We also ordered an empanada which we thought was really good with sour cream. I wanted something more hearty so I asked the sweet grandma behind the counter and she recommended the fried pork ribs. That was absolutely delicious and filling. I've never had ribs fried but now I know exactly where to go to get some. The ribs also came with a side of beans, rice and veggies. I highly recommend it.

Gorgeous, the staff was very kind and welcoming. I'm new to El Salvadorian food and had a lot of questions. They were more than happy to answer them all. I will be bringing all of my family later to have another delicious meal.

Awesome place with great people and great food. Ordered the pupusas and baleda. Amazing 👏 !

I understand we are in Hawai’i. However, over five bucks for one pupusa is a bit extreme. I won’t return, I’ll just wait to eat them when I visit the mainland.

The best flan of my life. We just ordered a bunch of appetizers so we could try everything, and it was all delicious.

Nice, clean restaurant with actual sitting tables. Clean restroom. Food is authentic and cooked by abuelitas who speak Spanish. Loved the chicharron, which we call fried pork with yucca.