The enchiladas is not bad. Soft wrap with great amount of beef in it. Quite juicy for the filling. But too much gravy on top for the taste that’s a little too heavy. Burritos bowls is quite healthy. Salmon is quite thin piece. The rice is very flavourful. Crispy quesadillas is too dry. The cheese in it taste not bad.
The Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos is good. No smiling servers. No one asks if food is ok. Service can be improved. I also find it weird that the taco was seeved in a plastic container without any food paper lining.
Went for dinner with 3 kids in tow, but we quickly realised that families aren’t the easiest to accommodate here as they only had limited high chairs. One of our kids have to sit In the regular Adult seating. Definitely something to note if you’re coming with a bigger family. We ordered a spread to share: fries, fish tacos, beef & chicken enchiladas, nachos, and a pasta for the little ones. For $10, the fries came in a portion so tiny it was almost comical, but hey, anything to keep the kids happy. Thankfully, the pasta redeemed itself and was a big hit with them. The nachos were one of the better dishes of the night , generous toppings and a nice kick from the jalapeños. The enchiladas, however, fell flat. The flavours were mild to the point of forgettable, with not enough tang, spice, or freshness to bring it all together. Mostly just packed with meat and lacking that vibrant balance you’d expect. Between the two fillings, the chicken definitely outshone the beef. The fish tacos were… fine. Not bad, not amazing, just sitting somewhere in the middle. Overall, it felt like a “try once and move on” kind of place. Glad we got to tick it off the list, but it’s not somewhere I’ll be raving about or craving anytime soon.