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I used to like Margaritas....but after moving to san diego...I realized that those places on SW Blvd arent even close to authentic mexican...
But...with that said...everytime I come back to KC...I have to eat Taco Via.....I love that place...and it's about as far from authentic as you can get. |
By "authentic" mexican food, are you refering to eating meats of unabiguous origins, unrefrigerated and rotting in the sun, covering the stench with hot peppers and chili powder? You want your tortillas made fresh from Corn(some call in Maize) on a rock, with another rock, including the meal worms for protein, cooked on a hot stone near a fire, seasoned by the smoke and ashes fluttering in the wind?
I've been in an Authentic Mayan village home in the Riviera.....uh, no thanks. Now, if you're talking about a small, local type restaraunt that happens to be clean enough and isn't Carlos OKelley's...yeah, I like some of those places. Finding ones that would pass a health inspection...harder to find. I'll just point to the menu item and say "beef steak" chimichanga. |
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Menus 100% in Spanish and no wait staff that speaks English Choice of meat isn't restricted to beef or chicken but also includes tongue and tripe No air-conditioning |
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You've never truely had Typhoon diarhea until then either!
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Me or the town? Or both? |
Manny's on Broadway, hands down, no contest.
Don Chilito's in Mission is OK. Ponak's and Margarita's on SW Blvd are OK. El Maguay's sucks. |
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anyone know where I can get some good chitlins?
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anyone know where I can get some good chitlins?
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NTTAWWT!! |
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