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2014-10-16
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It was a while since Mexican fast food first started trending in Hong Kong. There was Taco Truck a few years back, and that mostly seemed to be it. Taco Bell never quite made it in Asian. So it was a very happy day for me when I saw Cali Mex popping up along major spots on HK Island.Since I reckoned ordering hard taco for takeaway might be a bit messy, I opted for the Regular Beef Burrito ($97) instead. Considering the price tag which could get you a decent sit-down lunch complete with drinks, m
It was a while since Mexican fast food first started trending in Hong Kong. There was Taco Truck a few years back, and that mostly seemed to be it. Taco Bell never quite made it in Asian. So it was a very happy day for me when I saw Cali Mex popping up along major spots on HK Island.
Since I reckoned ordering hard taco for takeaway might be a bit messy, I opted for the Regular Beef Burrito ($97) instead. Considering the price tag which could get you a decent sit-down lunch complete with drinks, my expectations were high. My order was with black beans and medium spiciness (actually they only ask for medium or spicy) with added guacamole. By default you also get the usual rice, lettuce and tomato fillings. The combination? A delectable, comforting burrito with robust but balanced flavour underlined with a hint of spiciness - it won't surprise, but it also won't disappoint. The main downside for me was the portion is fast food sized, merely enough for a half meal, but hey, who's complaining. I'm happy with a taco fix before we see more like-themed eateries.::|Good for|::
Satisfying those taco cravings while Taco Bell is still miles away...
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