Kalpataru - San Salvador

This place is amazing because it offers a wide variety of traditional Salvadoran dishes that are vegetarian or vegan. The atmosphere is pleasant and the staff is very friendly. They also have a small boutique with unique local products, making it a great dining experience.

It is not bad, but eating is not worth the price. it is actually eating them every day to do home, the customer service is also not good.

It seems to be a vegetarian restaurant. they have a few meat substitutes. the menu is obviously Spanish, but none of their employees can speak English, which made life a little difficult. after a few sinus huevo, sinus lactosa, they have the picture but not many main dishes to choose. seems to be mainly Italian style, which appears strange for a Latin American restaurant. price I thought it was reasonable, but I don't have much experience in this country to compare it with.

At 12:10 they have a lunch buffet, and this is actually a real buffet that you can eat. but it was $9.90 a person who is much more pricier than the other vegetarian restaurants, but it's all they can eat?! on the day I went, they had a small salatable, some baked vegetables, potatoes/cassed emanadas, homemade fuax meat, a tasteless suppe and a really terrible chowmein. they also served a selection of juice drinks or jamaika. one of my friends with me really liked it, I wasn't much personal for her buffet, and the whole place has a kind of sai Baba/Diksha quasi-spiritual motiw. me. I prefer the cheaper and more cozy restaurant sol y luna near the university. that was also out of the way. oh, and for directions it is only west of the mascota and azales point. they also have their own parking space.

This is a decent vegetarian restaurant--though deep in a residential neighborhood at the west end of town. I went for dinner, and they didn't have the buffet then (just for lunch), but they still had pupusas (some of which can be made vegan), veggieburgers, tamales, tacos (Salvadoran style), fruit juices, etc.