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LITTLE NEST
July 4th, 2010
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RINCONCITO SALVADORENO RESTAURANT
March 31st, 2010
admin 2062 Commercial Drive, Vancouver
Tel: 604-879-2600
Web: n/a
Advice: Order one of the authentic specialties if this is your first time.
I was fortunate to have one of my friends be my guide into this authentic Salavadorian eating experience as he is from El Salvador. I took his lead and we ordered the Tortilla chips with Guacamole ($5), since this was my first Pupusas experience, I was delighted with the delicious and inexpensive Pupusas ($2.75 each – I had 3) frijoles y quezo — bean and cheese served with a spicy red sauce for dipping. We also ordered the Curtido ($1) a tasty Spanish coleslaw, and we both had the Tamarind drink ($2).
For dessert we had the Platanos Fritos ($4) although this would have been better being a side dish with the savouries, we also had the Semita ($2) as the owner insisted that I try it.
The menu features many of the different Mexican and El Salvadoran specialties, in a very homey place where the service is as genuine as it would be if you were dining in El Salvador.
Review by: Richard Wolak
BANDIDAS TAQUERIA
August 7th, 2009
admin 2781 Commercial Drive, Vancouver
Tel: 604.568.8224
Web: http://www.bandidastaqueria.com/index.html
Advice: Don’t be afraid to mix and match the tacos, weekend brunch can be quite popular and you can expect to wait awhile for a table.
With an eclectic array of customers this vegetarian Mexican restaurant was buzzing with diners tonight when my friend Alejandro and I visited. We both thought we would try something different and both ended up ordering the same dishes. We kind of mixed and matched and ordered the Estelle tacos ($6.50 for 3 tacos) Roasted pineapple, black beans, cheese, fresh red salsa, romaine & sour cream on handmade corn tortillas and the Ronny Russel tacos ($6.50 for 3 tacos) Roasted yams and onions, guacamole, black beans, green salsa, purple cabbage, & pumpkin on handmade corn tortillas. We also split an order of the tortilla chips ($4) and home made guacamole. For drinks I had the Cranberry Soda ($3) and he had Lemonade ($3). The food is fresh and good which matched the friendly service.
After our meal we were both still talking about the flavours and the roasted pineapple.
Review by: Richard Wolak
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