Oh. My. Goodness. That's (more or less) what I said when first biting into their food. I'd seen this trailer often, at the gas station on the corner of Westerville Rd. and Old 161. Didn't think much of it. Then I noticed it was not just a standard taco truck- it was Salvadoran. Looked it up, saw the menu, headed back as soon as I could. Interesting menu, and I wanted several things. I really wanted to try the fried pork rib because I love ribs, but it was a full meal and I wasn't super hungry, so I went with a pupusa and a pastelito. Still hot when I got home almost half an hour later. The beef pastelito was what I saw first when I opened the container, and tried first. And: wow. Deep fried goodness, around great seasoned beef plus cheese. Eyes rolling back in my head. Yum. Under it was a pupusa loca, with cheese, chicharones, jalapenos, and more. Not spicy at all, though I do like heat so your mileage may vary. Tasty, a good blend of flavors and textures; sided with sour cream and a thin red sauce. Hard to pick up, ate it with a knife and fork. Yum again. I'll be back. Good prices- all that for $9. Friendly service. A short wait because they actually make stuff to order. Faded sign with drinks, $2, not sure what. Limited parking and odd shaped lot so be careful.
Kaitlyn Breunig
Authentic Salvadorean food; Tasted amazing, and my personal favorites are the Pupusas and the Tacos! The Pupusas are delicious and aren't dried-out like other Salvadorean food trucks! The owner is very friendly and my food is always prepared on time. I'll definitely be recommending it to my friends and family. Thank you, Mi Casita Oasis Salvadorena, for the amazing experience!
Oh. My. Goodness. That's (more or less) what I said when first biting into their food. I'd seen this trailer often, at the gas station on the corner of Westerville Rd. and Old 161. Didn't think much of it. Then I noticed it was not just a standard taco truck- it was Salvadoran. Looked it up, saw the menu, headed back as soon as I could. Interesting menu, and I wanted several things. I really wanted to try the fried pork rib because I love ribs, but it was a full meal and I wasn't super hungry, so I went with a pupusa and a pastelito. Still hot when I got home almost half an hour later. The beef pastelito was what I saw first when I opened the container, and tried first. And: wow. Deep fried goodness, around great seasoned beef plus cheese. Eyes rolling back in my head. Yum. Under it was a pupusa loca, with cheese, chicharones, jalapenos, and more. Not spicy at all, though I do like heat so your mileage may vary. Tasty, a good blend of flavors and textures; sided with sour cream and a thin red sauce. Hard to pick up, ate it with a knife and fork. Yum again. I'll be back. Good prices- all that for $9. Friendly service. A short wait because they actually make stuff to order. Faded sign with drinks, $2, not sure what. Limited parking and odd shaped lot so be careful.
Authentic Salvadorean food; Tasted amazing, and my personal favorites are the Pupusas and the Tacos! The Pupusas are delicious and aren't dried-out like other Salvadorean food trucks! The owner is very friendly and my food is always prepared on time. I'll definitely be recommending it to my friends and family. Thank you, Mi Casita Oasis Salvadorena, for the amazing experience!
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