Delmy’s Pupusas

Not good. I had the bean & cheese and it barely had any cheese. It was about 90% beans & 10% cheese. Lame. They skimp on their ingredients and they charge at the top of what pupusas usually cost.

This place is a free-​standing food service/​food truck. I tried them at the modest Pershing Square Farmers Market and they are a hidden treasure. There’s not a lot of food vendors at this farmer’s market but this place is so delicious I have to go every Wednesday. The prices are also good… 2 pupusas (I always get chicken and cheese) for 5 bucks.

I’ll put food and quality over service any day. However, I don’t believe in rewarding insolence.
The lady making the pupusas seemed sweet, but the guy at the front of the stand actually taking the orders was beyond rude.
If you’re selling something super delicious, I can accept less than nice behavior. But if you’re some average pupusa stand amid tons of other vendors, get over yourself. Take it from someone who was in the restaurant industry for years; a customer should NEVER be more gracious in conduct and appreciative than the vendor.
If you happen to see this stand, I suggest you keep walking unless the lady will be taking your order.

I ran into this place at the farmer’s market and couldn’t resist. I ordered the pork and cheese and it has some of the quickest service of all the food stands I believe.
The slaw and salsa were piled on top and then a hot mass of love was handed over to me. Eagerly I bit into one of my favorite snacks only to find that it lacked flavor. It however was decent enough and had a great crunch from the slaw but the meat could have benefited from some seasoning.
All in all I would probably try it again the next time I“m at the market and hungry but it won’t be on my must have list.

God bless the pupusa. If you are looking up pupusas on Unilocal,then you are wasting valuable time… You need to be EATING these freaking delicious heavenly tortillas. Bean-​and-​cheese is my staple, and must be added to everyone’s comfort-​food list. But for a full meal and a little more variety, I’ll get the shrimp-​and-​veggie, too. Lots of curtido (cabbage/​slaw/​relish) satisfy taste buds for the vinegary. Add an agua fresca, and pupusas make the perfect farmer’s market lunch.

Pupusa’s Delmy’s: DELICIOUS Orchata (drink) small $ 2 lrg $ 4 and veggie option pupusa’s, soo good. Get it with everything !! (salsa, guacamole, sourcream, and cabbage) only $ 3. There’s a variety of pupusas to choose from, SOO WORTH IT! Enjoyy

So far the best, largest and messiest papusas I have ever had.
We came across this place at the farmers market, and one was a perfect sized snack to munch on.
I’m not sure how healthy it is, but I don’t care, it taste good.
Can’t wait to go back and shove a flat round one back in my mouth.

Stumbled upon Delmy’s today when I was browsing the Hollywood Farmer’s Market and saw the huge sign for Agua Frescas. I’m a newb when it comes to mexican food and when I first got in line, I honestly had no idea even what a pupusa was, nor was I planning on ordering one. I only decided to try one because I checked in on Foursquare and one of pop-​up tips listed pupusas from Delmy’s as a must-​try and I thought, why not? I’m already in line!
I ordered the Chicken and Vegetable pupusa ($ 3) and a small strawberry agua frescas ($ 2). The pupusa is basically a grilled pastry filled with the listed ingredients (chicken and vegetables but they also have other choices such as cheese, jalapeño, pork, etc.) and served with cole slaw and salsa. The pastry was warm and flaky, and each bite was perfectly flavorful with the cole slaw and salsa. The auga frescas, with real bits of fruits inside, was really refreshing as well!
The lady who helped me was so sweet and friendly too. I will definitely be back next time I’m at this farmer’s market!