Ooo those look good. I just moved from California up to Seattle, so I'm missing tacos like these! Still on the hunt for a good spot
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Over only ever visited Cali, but after having from places like el Gordo I'm fairly certain nothing on the east coast counts as a taco.
I moved from Texas to Seattle two years ago. I've given up. I can't figure out why they aren't as good here but they just aren't.
Los Chilangos Mexican on the east side (Bellevue/Redmond).
Go to El Moose in Ballard for good Mexican food, some of their tacos are okay but their main things is down home Mexican comfort dishes. They also have a restaurant in Mexico. The family is awesome.
Across from El Moose is Asadero, which is a Mexican waygu steakhouse that all the cooks from El Moose recommend.
That’s what I got.
if you have some idea of the ingredients or flavors of this dish, i would be interested to know. thanks!
At a minimum fresh cilantro and onion. There are some chili peppers too but I don't know specifically which ones they use, if I had to guess I'd say jalapeño, paprika and cayenne are in it.
But won't the congregation be outraged?
I moved about 2 years ago from a Hispanic neighborhood in Chicago were I couldn't go more than 10 feet without bumping into a taqueria to Singapore. There are plenty of good things to eat but it is literally impossible to find Mexican food. I wonder if this is how Asians feel when they come to America and eat Panda Express.
These look delicious
Yum.
Had to get that in before the vegan appears to bring everyone down.