El Triunfo Salvadorian Cuisine

pleasantly surprised with the foods they offer. We came in from reading Google reviews, and were not let down. Pizza and Pasta was great!

My husband was told to try this place and so we popped in one afternoon with our 2 boys, whom are picky eaters. We ordered pizza, wings, pasta and sandwich. All were so tasty and our picky eaters l9ved the food. Needless to say, we've been back again recently, and again, the food and service did not disappoint. A little hole in the wall, and as many know, these are at times the best places to eat. I recommend.

The food is always good. And lately they are making pizzas again. Chicken parmesan Chicken francaise add garlic rolls you are living life.

Newly opened, Salvadoran food. I'm central American (Nicaraguan) but food not vastly different. I was treated to El Triunfo, otherwise OUR Nicaraguan food is my favorite, but, here, they also added Honduran & Italian food. The place was nice and clean. Lots of plasma TVs around but they were on mute with close captions, for those who like me, don't want noise while eating. The servers were Salvadoran. Prices started at $2.50 for big pupusa. See photos.

Little hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Pines. Salvadorian and Italian. Weird combination but it.works. Great pizza and food. Great place to visit

El Triunfo is one of the best places I’ve ever visited for authentic Salvadorian cuisine. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the warmth and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Every dish is prepared with care and full of flavor. The pupusas are absolutely incredible — perfectly cooked, stuffed with fresh ingredients, and full of traditional taste. Beyond pupusas, the menu offers a wide variety of Salvadorian favorites, each made with the same attention to detail and authenticity. The staff at El Triunfo are friendly, attentive, and always happy to share recommendations or explain dishes for those who are trying Salvadorian food for the first time. The ambiance of the restaurant makes it a perfect spot for family meals, casual dining, or celebrating special occasions. What stands out the most is the combination of incredible food, welcoming service, and a true sense of Salvadorian culture. Every visit feels like a small trip to El Salvador. I highly recommend El Triunfo to anyone who loves flavorful, authentic cuisine or is looking to discover the rich flavors of Salvadorian dishes. Truly an unforgettable dining experience!

El Triunfo Restaurant is a must-try! They serve the perfect mix of Salvadoran and Italian food, and everything is absolutely delicious. Whether you’re craving pupusas or pasta, you can’t go wrong! The staff is super friendly and makes you feel right at home, and the vibe is warm and welcoming. If you haven’t been yet, you’re seriously missing out. Five stars for sure!

Had coffee with a cuban 3egg and ham sandwich. 12.50 plus tips. Its good food but expensive.

Great Value Bi-Polar restaurant. Italian-American & Salvadorian-latin. 10-12 tables and counter. Take-out seems busier than dine in. Large portions. Above average quality and below average prices. Rolls or corn chips, soup or salad with Italian meals. I live their Chicken Sicilian. Cutlet with eggplant and then sauce and cheese like Parmesan. We've also enjoyed their Latin pork chops and their very reasonable carne asada.. Fast friendly service.

I visit this spot regularly for their pizza, it's fantastic! I get it at least 2-3 times a month because it's consistently delicious, definitely a 5-star experience. They also offer a variety of Salvadorian and Italian dishes that are good, though they don't quite reach the same level as the pizza, in my opinion. I'd give the Salvadorian menu items a solid 4 stars. Overall, it's a unique place with something for everyone, but if you're a pizza lover, you're in for a treat. I was looking to try a different pizza tonight and It popped up on my feed I guess not :)

Awesome Pizza! only recently discovered Mario's had a new name.pizza so awesome I' m there when it comes out of the oven to get it home hot. ate it too fast to snap a pic of this double pepperoni master piece.

Located in the plaza next door to YouFit gym. The restaurant used to be a Italian restaurant. It is new and not as crowded as the one accross the street, which is a plus for me. I ordered to go 2 pupusas rebueltas. (tortilla stuffed with meat, cheese and beans), small sopa de gallina (chicken soup) from their daily soups and from their lunch menu chicken with a side of rice and fried plantains. The total of my to go meal was under $19 dollars. It was enough to feed 4 people. The soup was so flavorful and meaty, the chicken was good but had too much onions for the person that ordered it (I thought it was fine. The Pupusas were a nice size and very good. Overall, this place is great. They have a mixture of Italian, Honduran and Salavorian food. Its a great idea for those who cant decide what they want to eat.

I has to comment this for the first time. Yesterday I came in and I was in the mood for "Carne asada". I got rice and yuca on the side along with my meat. When it come to the meat, and this is not the first time that I ordered. Before Silvia there was another woman that I do not know her name but she serve me, and did ask me how do I want my meat to cook? I told her I want my meat medium rare then she came back with giving me well done. I told the waitress this meat is not what I want, and I explained that it is not medium rare. She took it back then few mins later came back and got it right for 2nd time. Now yesterday I got Silvia who is my server, and took my orders. I did told Silvia that to be sure that I want medium rare please. She nodded, and say okay then I wait for about 20 mins or less. Came back with my food and I was ready to eat but when I cut my meat. It showed the same issue that I had before. I told Silvia this is not the meat that I asked. Told her that this meat look dry up, and it is not medium rare. She took my dish and back to the kitchen then she came back to me with her frustration, and decided to tell me that chef in the back does not want to make another meat and telling me that this meat that I have now is MEDIUM RARE. I told her you got the nerve to tell me that this is medium rare when I used to work many restaurants and I was a cooker before. She want back to the kitchen, and came back to me saying it would be another $20 of the dish for requesting another meat. Told Silvia I did ask for the first time... in my (head speaking) your gonna tell me that it is my fault for making this meat or am I wrong to ask to correct my food the way I want? She went back to kitchen and show me the meat of my recent dish. She show me is that what I mean? So I see medium rare there and look like your chef cook other meat as well done. I decided just want to go ahead, and eat but no she took it back and giving me correct one. She came back with correct meat as I check. Silvia wasn't seem happy from all of this happen. She did not ask me how is my food going or else to ensure everything. I felt that I should not ever come back. I used to come this place many times before it changed to salvadorian cuisine. Mario was the name before this place, and my honest to say is one the best I ever know. Eating there so many times, I had Mario salad all the time when I visit. Now changed half Italian and Salvadorian. They should stick with Hispanic restaurant not Italian food. It doesn't seem combined very well. Other than my situation. Everything good except the waitress, chef lady in the back were horrible. No offensive but that chef lady in the back can't even tell between rare - well done meat. Maybe other food was fine but not the meat.

Says there open till 10pm. Came at 9, lady said to go only. I don't know if we will return.

Food tasted great. Chicharrones and the pupusa were on point. The only thing was the encurtido. They use a yellow coloring which i am not used to. But other than that, excellent. Will definitely come back for me

Let's eat! Yummy tender food. Love their minestrone soup. Very well cooked Latin and Italian food. Test them out.

Extremely delicious Salvadoran food. My husband got the sopa de res, he said it was the best one he's ever had in any restaurant here in the US. I got pupusas, they are a very generous size and super delicious. The sauce and curtidos are great also. Brother in law got carne asada, super yummy as well. The side of fries was very large and freshly made, so good! Have ordered take out pupusas from here many times. Today we dined in, it was awesome. Definitely recommend giving this place a try. It is very clean, excellent quality food!!

Excellent food, excellent service! Impressed by the well-seasoned food that was not over powering with flavors. Will be back to dine with them very soon.

I have yet to try everything else but I love their pupusas and horchata. The only thing would be to make the baleadas taste better.

I just got back in from Seattle and I knew immediately that I wanted to order from El Triunfo. The food is tasty and the portions very generous! I got introduced to Salvadoran food from an El Salvadoran friend so I typically go with the pupusas. They always get my order right even when I type something in the notes section of the UberEats app. Their Italian is also delicious as well. I highly recommend. I normally don't write reviews so you know this food is good!

Mario cooks the best food.Chicken Francese is so good.

Would rather go back to their competition across the street. Wanted to try it since new to us and never knew about it. The ratings seemed higher than competitor. Spoke to Rosie which was very pleasant however, when I arrived to picked up food for a take out order Sylvia was so rude. Another person came in and asked to take order and immediately out her mouth in Spanish 'its going to take a while' and turned her head. The lady and I looked at each other were so shocked at her attitude. Missy woke up on the wrong side of bed. First and last time would come here and I haven't even tried the food with friends. Also, didn't realize but they have carpet and it's unpleasant. I can't wait to find a salvadorian Resturant with great service.

Great Salvadorian restaurant, good staff and really respectful owner. My family love the steak (Carne Asada). Great prices, they also have "Cantina" or Daily food arrangement. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in the area also for those that are looking for great Salvadorian food. Excelente Restaurante, meseros(a) amigables y un dueño muy respetuoso. A mi familia le encanta la carne asada (steak); También tienen cantina diaria. Recomiendo este restaurante para todos aquellos que viven en el área y para aquellos que están buscando un buen restaurante Salvadoreño.

Clean, quaint and intimate. 2 restaurants in 1... Central American food and Italian food literally 2 separate menus. They do white rice and RK(red kidney) beans as opposed to cuban black beans. Latin food comes with tortilla chips and salsa....italian food comes with soup or salad... also fresh rolls with butter or garlic sauce... Portions are large Prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended

Excellent food! I am very impressed. It is all so delicious! I'm very thankful a coworker brought me here. It's my new favorite place!

I have only try their Hispanic food and is the best better than across street. I order at least 3 to 4 times a week. nothing bad to say .

First time here .. the food was great the service was great also the portions are great also pupusas are amazing we had the pork, bean , cheese one amazing

I had a baleada and a pupusa and it satisfied my craving. The baleada was delicious. 10/10 recommend

Great food, terrific service and reasonable prices. We have eaten there at least a dozen times, and have not had a bad meal or poor service ever. The food is always consistent and delicious. A hidden gem!!!

When I saw this restaurant in Yelp I was a little confused. It said it was el salvadorian but the menu was showing Italian food. At the time there was only a few pictures and no reviews. I was pleasantly surprised. The staff bent over backwards to make sure our food was exactly what we wanted and the way we wanted it. They were very warm. The restaurant is not real fancy but it is clean. The prices are very reasonable for the amount of food you are given. I had the chicken francaise. I was surprised when I received garlic bread instead of a tortilla. I enjoyed my meal very much. My friend had the pupusas. She enjoyed it. They were the biggest pupusas I ever saw. I will absolutely go back. Maybe tommorrow.

(This is gonna be brutally honest) Please i beg you get rid of anything Italian and stick to the Hispanic food. Me and my mom ordered this as our dinner to go, we had the ziti and the lasagne, the ziti was watery and would of had no taste if not for the cheese, and the lasagne was inedible, i took 2 bites and couldn't stomach another. The texture was unbearable, the flavor tasted like something you'd cook in one of those old school easy bake ovens. To be honest if this was fast food then I'd expect what i got but this is coming from an actual restaurant? Extremely disappointed. we couldn't even eat the rest for leftovers and threw it all out immediately. If Italian isn't your roots maybe stick to what you really know how to cook cause no one else should have to waste their money on inedible food.

Pasta was over cooked. Tried to explain that to the waiter and the guy said he was the owner started being rude to me and my business partner. It is what it is but that's no way to start off.

Great new place! Pupusas and Baleadas are really good. Staff is pleasant and always attentive. Definitely coming back!

Delicious pupusas, refried beans here are perfection! Really amazing local spot our new favorite.

Had the baleadas and they were DELICIOUS!! Very fresh and sooo good!! Will definitely return.

not worth it. the tamal de elote was dry everything i ordered was dry and did not have a pleasant taste