Los Compadres De Oaxaca Restaurant — Restaurant in Los Angeles

This was mine my boyfriend and his moms first time eating there I like that they let me have my service dog in here is mine my boyfriend and his moms review the food was super nasty my boyfriend had the chicken mole burrito my boyfriends burrito has dry chicken and tasted old his mom had pozole when my boyfriends mom asked for what toppings for her pozole they didn’t give it right she asked for chili that was not blended just chopped then the worker forgot her spoon my boyfriends mom had to use a fork to eat her pozole I had sopes that was beef the beef was also dry and it was salty plus the rice had no flavor even the drinks took was to long to get to the table my boyfriend said when he to pay the lady took way to long to pay the prices was to high the lady didn’t know how to charge for the food the worker gave my boyfriends mom a nasty face when she was asking for what she wanted for her food my boyfriend his mom and I give it a one star and we all rate it a -1 it was so bad we all could not even finish the food the food was not even take home worthy that’s how super nasty and super bad...

Hidden gem in the middle of Chinatown! When you want something different other than wonton soup (which I LOVE) or dumplings (them too!) while you're visiting Chinatown, then come to Los Compadres! Gairo, the owner, is very hospitable and gracious. He informed us that he recently opened 3 months ago and that he is in the process of retaining an ABC license to serve alcohol.

The chips are made fresh, and the salsa is divine and unique. We ordered the asada quesadilla with rice and beans and the cheese enchiladas. They were both delicious!!! You can choose green or red sauce for the enchiladas. I chose red and man, was it good! A little spicy and topped with queso fresco. The rice is light and fluffy, and the beans are just like mommas! The quesadilla is made with large, FRESH home-made tortillas. I've NEVER had a quesadilla this good... no lie! The bottom line is that this is my new favorite Quaxacan restaurant, and you all need to go visit and support this new establishment. You can thank...

Since the moment we walked in, we were treated horrible. The waiter did not welcome us and she just seated us wherever. Our food took longer than needed and both of plates did not arrive at the same time. We had ordered the tlayuda and enchiladas de mole con quesillo. My mother received her ordered wrong. She received her enchiladas con pollo with a bone despite the waiter telling her she could order how she had asked. She had also asked for Oaxacan horchata and they brought her regular horchata. Whenever she asked for additional items on the menu like arroz con leche, she was frequently ignored. We were always an afterthought to all the other tables. I've gone to the restroom to relieve myself. Tell me why one of waiter men is knocking on the women's bathroom when there is clearly a men's restroom. 60 dollars to a half ass service and they still short...