Tacos and burritos are good. Service is so fast! Ambiance is a grocery store so expect it to always…read morebe busy!

My gosh, when I tell you we come here WEEKLY, we aren't kidding. Le bf and I typically order about…read more20, yes 20, carne asada tacos. I've tried multiple dishes: al pastor tacos (not bad), carne asada tacos (can't go wrong), carnitas tacos (delish but does have clumps of pork skin fat which can get a little...meh), tamales (kinda dry, was my least favorite dish), and I've also tried their Chile relleno (again not bad, but have had better). I also always get a small horchata (AGAIN, not bad, a little diluted. I've had better, but not super sweet). They always give us a giant stack of lemons and plenty of hot sauce to last us days!

I have been to the OP location and now several times to the Olathe location since it opened last…read moreyear. It is close to home for me. I'm such a fan of the surf and turf burrito. It's huge! I can get 2 meals out of it. It's stuffed with steak, shrimp, and other veggies and such. I try to get something else but then I always can't resist getting it! I am going to have to force myself to explore the menu more. I have done Taco Tuesday and gotten several tacos. There's many options. I'm usually attracted to the street taco style but I have also gotten the gringo style and it is very good too! I love the birria and pastor. I got chicken and added black beans, yummy! You can't go wrong and they are $1 off each on Tuesday. I need to do Burrito Monday!! Everyone is always very nice when I pick up my order. I use the app and it's so easy! The restaurant is always clean either plenty of seats. They have some cool merch too! I need a tshirt and cap! I'm a big fan of Tiki Taco which o discovered thanks to Yelp!

I've always really enjoyed Tiki Taco, which is why my experience today was so disappointing. They…read morehave changed the bowls they serve their meals in, and the difference is HUGE. The old bowls were large and wide, with plenty of room for all of the ingredients. The new bowl is so small and deep that it honestly felt like I was eating my meal out of a cup. It wasn't satisfying at all. Everything was crammed together and mixed up, and it actually changed the entire taste and experience of the meal. Part of what made these bowls so good was being able to taste the different ingredients and combine them how you wanted. In this container, everything just became one big mixture. I could barely even find the shrimp I paid extra for. I also ordered extra rice, and there is absolutely no way what I received felt like an extra portion. I normally cannot come close to finishing one of these bowls in one sitting. I can eat quite a bit and you can barely tell I've touched it. Today, I ate the entire thing in one sitting, which says a lot about how much the portion has changed. I understand restaurants sometimes have to make changes, but serving the same meal in a significantly smaller container while customers are still paying the same price--and paying additional charges for extras--is incredibly disappointing. I have pictures of my previous bowls compared with the one I received today, and the difference is obvious. I really hope Tiki Taco reconsiders this change. I used to look forward to these bowls, but eating out of what feels like a cup is just not the same meal or experience. For the price, this was extremely disappointing and definitely not what I've come to expect from Tiki Taco.

If you are looking for a new favorite margarita spot, put this one on your radar. While the drinks…read moreare the main event, the food and service completely hold their own! Inside, the space is airy and vibrant with great acoustics and a chill little bar area that sets the perfect casual vibe. We started strong with the drinks. My friend went with the house margarita while I opted for the spicy pineapple jalapeño. Both were so incredibly good that skipping a second round wasn't even an option--we doubled up! Our server was wonderfully patient and attentive, gracefully making a few extra trips to our table while we hopelessly debated what to order. I finally settled on the Pollo Relleno, which came loaded with Mexican rice, refried beans, and a taco. My friend grabbed the tres crispy tacos paired with charro beans. When the plates arrived, the presentation was a little messy--but what it lacked in looks, it more than made up for in flavor. Excellent drinks, solid comfort food, and great service. We'll definitely be back!

A good little spot! Is it the best Mexican food in the area? No. Is it solid enough that we'll…read moreabsolutely be back? Yep! First, immediate bonus points for giving everyone their own salsa dish. No rationing salsa at this table! Although, the spicy salsa will cost you an extra $1.99. We tried Los Tres Tacos with two beef and one chicken, the quesabirria, and the Periban Avocado. Everything was very good. The flavors weren't quite as bold and in-your-face as I usually like my Mexican food, but it was consistently solid across the board. The charro beans and refried beans were especially delicious. My biggest complaint? Everything came out just barely warm. Not cold, but definitely not hot, and I think that made a BIG difference. Had everything arrived piping hot, this meal could have gone from "very good" to "exceptional." Overall, good food, cute spot, individual salsa bowls, and plenty worth coming back for. Next time, just bring the heat... literally.

Love the tacos! One of the best spots, if not the best, in Olathe for seafood. Servers are great!read more

Service was very good, only drawback was the waiter's inability to understand some basic questions…read moreabout their menu, for example Are the shrimp in the shrimp tacos fried? We were told that they were-they were not. The whole fried tilapia shown in a photo on the menu has shrimp on top of it. When it was served, there were no shrimp on it. When asked the waiter said it was an extra $5 for the shrimp. Odd in my opinion. The menu is extensive. Same with the cocktail menu. The ambience is average. It seems like a former fast food chain place converted into an independent restaurant. Prices are reasonable and food was tasty.

Just recently had finally got to try the Casual Foodie. Gary had caught him several months back and…read moreall I ever heard about were the bulgogi tacos. He was just in awe of them. I wasn't sure if I believed the hype. On Saturday we saw the truck and his eyes got as big as saucers. He ordered three pork bulgogi tacos, I got two tacos, one pork bulgogi, one Caribbean jerk. We got queso and chips as well. After we found a place to sit, and Gary finally got to dig in, I asked, "Was it everything you remember and more?" He was grinning from ear to ear and nodded yes. For my experience with the Casual Foodie I have to say, the pork bulgogi lived up to the hype. The meat on those tacos is out of this world. And the sauce on it is a perfect compliment. They're topped with a fried egg so it is rich. The reason I'm doing four stars and not five is while the Caribbean jerk was good it wasn't on the level of the bulgogi. Queso was good. Friendly service. Saw they're in Lenexa this weekend and we'll probably make our way out there to get more tacos.

I got to try to food truck at Community America's Red Friday event and it wasn't bad. I chose the…read morepork bulgogi taco, Caribbean jerk chicken taco and chips & queso. Chips and queso were pretty good. I like that they lightly seasoned the chips. I was expecting the pork and chicken to have a big punch of flavor but it was really lacking. I liked the flour tortilla shells that were used but it would have been better if they had warmed the tortillas first. They do provide a generous serving of meat, but I would have liked more toppings on the tacos. Service was ok. They were able to move through the orders fairly quickly. If anyone is a germaphobe, I wouldn't recommend eating here. I saw he used the same gloves to grab your order card, stick it up near the window, prepare the chips and grab the tortillas. It wasn't that big of a deal but just a heads up if something like that were to bother you.

Not sure why anyone would give this place less than 5 stars. It's one of the very few Olathe…read morerestaurants that deserves one. Come here to get authentic food made and served to you by a nice family. Expect that it won't be Taco Bell fast because it's made from scratch by family members. There are dozens of Mexican food trucks around. This is the place to go to get a fat belly!

Its a small cute bodega style restaurant. The clerk was kind and helpful. I ordered a breakfast…read moreburrito that was SOOO GOOD Food was exactly what I wanted.

This place has a wall of just the most delectable looking pastries and baked goods. But I was…read morethere for lunch, so we had the empenadas and also the fried chicken. Both were great. I will definitely be back

Get the taco meal. Get the taco meal. Get. The. Taco. Meal. The rice and beans are GREAT and the…read moretacos were right up there. I'll eat the same thing every time. ;)

This new food truck serves up fast, tasty, and reasonably priced Mexican food. My Patron combo…read more($8.99 including tax) included three tacos with my choice of meat, rice, and beans. It was served with a smile in just seven minutes, and tasted great. The tacos were generously sized, with plenty of tasty chicken on fresh and warm tortillas, while the rice was moist and tasty, and the beans were also good, but the portion size was small. Two sauces were available - mild green and hot orange. They were both very good. The young lady at the window was especially helpful and cheerful. Seven meat and three vegetarian options were available, tacos are just $1.49 on Tue and Wed, and they accept credit cards, but there was no outside seating. Overall, very nice!

Tacos El Viejon was recommended by a family member. The service was good chips, and salsa were…read moregood, atmosphere was good. Food came out fairly quickly. Would recommend to a family member as well.

Muy buen servicio. Mis padres y yo vinimos aquí por primera vez y nos gustó la comida; los totopos…read morecaseros, en particular, fueron excelentes. Mis padres no hablan español, pero el mesero fue muy educado y amable. ¡Vamos a regresar!

I happened to see this restaurant while leaving another business. I'm a huge fan of what I'd call…read more"hole in the wall" places. I mean that as a compliment. It's usually where I find great food. From the outside the building looks old but also traditional and pleasant. When I walked in, I felt joy at the updated interior with bright colors, a small seating area, and counter. I only saw Mexican people which also made me happy. I had placed my order online which I had made before running in to the other place I was going. It was ready when I arrived. I got a few a la carte items so I could try some variety. I got three tacos: one asade and one that was puerco in verde sauce and a birria. The birria was more expensive but the other 2 tacos were $2.85 each. I got one chicken and one beef empanadas. I loved that they came dressed with lettuce, tomato, and some avocado. I also got plantains with black beans. I shared everything with my partner who is Latin, not Mexican. He still appreciates Mexican dishes. The asada and birria tacos were very good. The puerco with verde was not what I had thought and was more of a pork skin coated with verde sauce. Very chewy and I'm not a fan of that kind of texture so I passed on tasting but my partner was happy to eat it. They have Taco Tuesday as well. I'm including a photo of the sign for that special! $1 less on each taco. They offer several other varieties of tacos. They are all what I would call street style which is my favorite style. Cilantro, onions, and you add lime and sauce if you choose. The empanadas were also good. Maybe a tad greasy but it's fried so... the flavors were good. I thought the beef one could have used more filling but they were fried to perfection. I absolutely loved the plantain and black beans dish. I was expecting green plantains (tostones) prepared to eat them with the beans. I got what I'd call maduros, with cheese and cream with a side of black beans. The maduros were so yummy! Perfection with the caramelization and the slightly melted cream and fine grated cheese. I inhaled these and did not share them! I wasn't sure exactly how to eat them with the beans but I mixed some of it and it was delicious. I want more of this! I spent slightly over $30 with a small tip, taxes, and a $1.75 convenience fee to order online. I might just go in to order in person next time because I don't love paying that fee. I was too busy eating my food when I got home and forgot to take photos! Sorry but that's usually a compliment to the restaurant because I'm enjoying my food too much to remember. I noticed they had a small van in the parking lot with their name on it so maybe they do some catering. Not sure but I'll definitely be back even though it's a bit out of the way for me.