El Sazón de la YayaENES

Oil painting: a flower-lined path leads to a wooden door with warm light coming through the seam.

Homemade Salvadoran food

El Sazón de la Yaya

Here we don't just eat — we share love with family, surrounded by music and flowers.

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Art — painted entrance

Oil painting created from the family archive: Yaya cooks while her family shares the table among flowers and evening light.

Come on in

This is where family cooks

Homemade food made with love, bringing the family together.

Oil painting created from our family photos

Oil painting: a plaster salon with wooden and brass frames, flowers, ceramic, and firelight from the kitchen.

Oil painting based on a real family photo at Lake Coatepeque. — Our family at Lake Coatepeque.

Oil painting based on a real photo of Yaya and Sigi cooking together by the grill. — Yaya and Sigi, together by the fire.

Oil painting based on a real family photo at a historic site in El Salvador. — Roots and paths in El Salvador.

The heart of the house.

Oil portrait of Yaya's mother, created from a family photo. — Yaya's mother.

Our family

Memory belongs in paint

Real moments from our family, transformed into oil paintings so this home's story carries true faces, hands, and roots.

Oil paintings created from our family photos

Oil painting: a leather recipe book open on a walnut table, with pressed flowers between the pages.

From Yaya's kitchen

Menu

Yaya's menu reads like a family recipe book: one dish, one story, and one more place at the table.

Panes Rellenos

Panes Rellenos

Golden French bread filled with seasoned chicken, fresh vegetables, and homemade sauce.

$5.00

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The paintings on this site are art, not photos of the dish. When we have our own photo of each dish, you will see it here.

Art — family recipe book

Floral portrait of Luna, the dachshund who inspired SalchiLuna.

Art portrait of Bonnie, SalchiLuna’s calico cat, hugging a quilted heart.

SalchiLuna — Yaya’s favorite

A mother’s pride

My son’s kitchen

El Salvador → Spain → United States → El Salvador

My son, Chef Sigi

This kitchen was his first school. After training in Spain and working in United States kitchens, Sigi came home to cook beside his mother.

Today he helps in the family kitchen and shares the tools of his craft.

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Oil painting of Chef Sigi cooking and carving a roast in his kitchen. — My son — Chef Sigi

Plated meat from Chef Sigi’s culinary archive — From Chef Sigi’s kitchen

Paella from Chef Sigi’s culinary archive — Chef Sigi — paella

Physical visualization of SalchiLuna’s Luna Hearth bracelet hanging from an aged brass hook. — Luna Hearth Picture Bracelet — product view

Art — family and craft cabinet

The order slip

How to order

ChooseBrowse the menu and add what you're craving.
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Order to share — Yaya's table always has room for one more.

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Art — kitchen order ticket

Oil painting created from the family archive: the family walks through the garden as Yaya welcomes them at the door. — Oil painting created from our family photos

The table stays warm

From her kitchen to your table

Food made with love, flavor that brings the family together!

El Sazón de la Yaya comes from a family kitchen in El Salvador. Yaya prepares Salvadoran food at home and shares it with the care of someone cooking for her own family.

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El Sazón de la Yaya — Homemade food made with love, bringing the family together.