3/5 Vee 1 year ago on Google
Another
3.5.
Not
quite
a
4
due
to
price,
but
still
worth
visit
or
two!
The
initial
reaction
was
"omg!
This
smells
just
like
Mexico!"
It
was
a
wonderful
nostalgic
flashback
and
not
something
that
common
in
Canada.
We
were
SUPER
excited
at
that
point.
Also,
it's
really
difficult
to
find
truly
authentic
Mexican
fare
on
the
east
side.
You
can
tell
this
Mexican
food
by
Mexican
people.
Except
it
falters
a
bit
in
how
it
is
trying
to
appeal
to
the
bland
and
unadventurous
Canadian
palate.
No
cilantro
on
anything?!
It's
crazy.
So
many
of
the
dishes
could
have
had
so
much
more
flavour
had
they
not
been
afraid
of
scaring
off
Canadians
who
are
way
too
accustomed
to
bad
Tex-Mex.
The
street
corn
dish
was
severely
lacking.
We
added
in
our
own
spice,
lime,
and
cilantro
which
greatly
improved
it.
On
its
own,
I
wouldn't
write
home
about
it.
The
tacos
are
tasty
enough,
but
again,
lacking
in
cilantro
and
spice
and
full
of
Canadian
ingredients.
Nothing
like
taco
stands
in
Mexico
City.
Way
too
many
onions.
The
octopus
was
basically
all
onions.
The
octopus
was
nicely
grilled
though.
The
avocado
they
said
was
on
it
was
practically
negligible!
A
teeny
little
single
slice.
The
asada
taco
was
a
lot
of
onions
and
cabbage(?).
I
get
they
are
doing
more
high-end
tacos
here
then
a
cheap
Mexican
street
stand,
but
there
needs
to
be
a
variety
of
flavours
then.
And
less
of
this
"Asian
fusion"
thing
every
restaurant
here
seems
to
think
they
need.
And
the
tostada
was
not
good.
Firstly
it
took
FOREVER
for
some
reason.
An
unreasonable
amount
of
time
for
a
tostada
when
they
are
not
busy.
I
don't
know
how/where
they
make/buy
the
tortillas
for
them
but
it
tasted
stale.
They
do
get
points
for
having
a
significant
percentage
of
Spanish
speakers
come
in,
so
they
must
be
doing
something
right!
Maybe
I
just
don't
get
it.
And
the
server/cashier
was
very
lovely.
The
part
that
really
gets
me
is
the
prices
though.
They
are
very
expensive
for
what
you
get.
I
know
rent
&
food
prices
are
soaring
for
us
and
restaurants
alike,
but
it
was
a
little
crazy
to
pay
$15
for
1
tostada.
And
$9
for
a
single
taco.
I
could
understand
better
if
they
used
ingredients
like
nopales,
but
these
were
mainly
regular
veg
from
here.
I
don't
mind
paying
more
for
a
great
tasting
meal
that
fills
me
up.
This
didn't
quite
do
it,
and
for
the
price,
I
had
high
expectations.
I
hope
this
place
does
well,
and
I
think
it
can.
But
the
prices
are
a
bit
insane.
And
the
flavours
are
not
great...yet.
Maybe
they
know
better
and
that
is
what
boring
Canadians
want
from
tacos,
but
it's
a
shame
when
I
can
tell
they
have
all
the
ability
to
make
great
Mexican
food
but
are
holding
back.
I
will
return
at
some
point.
I
really
want
to
give
this
place
5
stars.
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