Luzmila's Bolivian - Falls Church

A perfectly adequate and convenient location for saltenas and empanadas in the Falls Church area. Reasonable priced. As for the saltenas, they were smaller and sweeter than traditional but were seasoned well. We can't complain and we might just return.....but won't be going out of our way ????. We came in during the weekday lunch time and were served quickly for take out although it was busy for sitdown. A good sign and good customer service.

I had high expectations going here as this place has high rates. We ordered Chairo, Fricasé and Salteñas. Food is fresh but having tried the original dishes was a bit disappointed with the flavor of the Fricasé. Chairo flavor was good but I was surprised they made it with chicken and beef as Chairo is with lamb and it is the chalona that gives the true flavor. Also it seemed that they added to much soup to the Chairo and Fricasé so portions would look more generous.

Absolutely delicious! I?ve never tried Bolivian food before, only hear how tasty it was from one of my Bolivian friends. I put my questions. Today after having some delicious salteñas! Also enjoyed the pupusas. The prices was very reasonable, and service was prompt. I absolutely recommend trying this restaurant!

Ordered a Silpancho meal through DoorDash and the portion is pretty generous. Besides the steak it comes with two eggs, potatoes and rice on the bottom, a piece of bread, and tomatoes and onions as toppings. Since I got this delivery, the breading of the steak was a little bit soggy. But I?m sure it was crispy when it first came out. I felt that there could?ve been more flavor, but overall I think it?s good considering the portion. I would definitely try this place again and

I found the ordering process to be a bit confusing, because I thought I could order my food at the counter and then find a table to sit. So I ended up eating outside, and there was only one table outside (should be a few more), but luckily it was empty. Otherwise, the saltenas tasted very good I think. I had one chicken and one beef saltenas. I also had a horchata, it was my first time having a Bolivian horchata. It tasted different from an El Salvadoran or Mexican horchata,