I was pleasantly surprised to find this Mexican snack shop (antojitos) right next to Luchador coffee. For those of you wondering why there's so many businesses using the Michoacana name, it's because the state of Michoacán is credited as being the origin of paletas (popsicle) and their popularization. A core tenant is using fresh fruits and natural ingredients, so I feel better when I opt for this healthier snacks. I think this particular brand has two or three locations in Tulsa.
Since they just opened, everything is shiny and new. The place looks super clean and there's seating available inside. I wish they had a printed menu to see all available snacks in one place, but they seem to have the regular offerings. Thankfully, I'm familiar with them but I can see it being harder to order for someone who is not. They have a rolling menu with pictures on a couple of screens, so you can always use that to make a decision. The lady working was nice and helpful too.
Among their savory offerings: prepared chips like Tostilocos (including lots of toppings like peanuts and chamoy), elote (corn cup with mayo, cotija cheese, and chili), nachos, and chicharrones (crispy, deep-fried pork rinds seasoned with chili and lime). Among their sweet offerings: aguas frescas (including Jamaica, horchata, pecan, watermelon and cantaloupe), mangonadas, ice cream, fruit cups, and popsicles. The cherry on top is that they have Don Deli cookies, a Mexican bakery with a distributor in San Antonio. Their butter, cinnamon and wedding cookies are legit. If you get the elote and like it spicy, don't miss adding their salsa macha (thick fried dried chilies and garlic in olive oil and seasoning with salt). It's so good! read more