Lajamaya Salvadorean - Azusa

The woman cashier needs to be replaced with someone that's friendly!!! Someone that knows how to greet people! If she doesn't like to deal with people she shouldn't be a cashier! The food was ok, but l was turned off by the personnel, so l wouldn't go back.

It took 45 minutes to get 4 pupusas!!! They weren’t even busy on a Wednesday afternoon.

The food is a 5 out of 10.. the tables are always dirty They must not care about having dirty smelly plates with food on them .. I made a phone order for 6 popusas they lady said it would be 45 min .. when I got there the place was nasty last time I will ever go there if you don't speak Spanish they won't understand you..

I'm Salvadoran and find that their aren't too many restaurants that have an extensive menu of authentic cuisine. La Jamaya has a variety of small bites such as pastelitos and hot, sweet, and flavorful corn porridge known as atol de elote, to satisfy your cravings. They also have large combo plates that include a tamal, pupusa, and more. I've tried their pupusas, atol de elote, platanos con frijol, queso, y crema, tamal de pollo and tamal de elote, an excellent vegetarian option but just make sure to order crema and beans. Their tamales de elote (corn) are the driest I've had in my life, and are difficult to swallow. The plantains are always super sweet and cooked just right. They also don't have the very best pupusas but they're tasty enough to satisfy my cravings. Prices are equivalent to the portions and

Their ensalada drink is incredibly amazing—refreshing and delicious! The pupusas are phenomenal and perfectly executed.