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Chicken fajita nachos
Barbara C. V.

Fajita nachos?! Sounded weird but boy does it work! Tasted great. Think of pollo encreamado with fajita veggies and on chips. There was so much I could not finish it. Friendly service. This place should be busier.

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Got two steak tacos on corn tortillas. Very good but micro- small. So its overpriced.

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Great food and service and always family friendly never had a problem and always was fast with the food gotta love it

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Taco Burrito King: Channahon - Torta Plate torta veggie rice and beans

Taco Burrito King: Channahon

3.2(53 reviews)
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A Mexican restaurant in a suburban shopping center in Chanhannon? That doesn't sound promising…read more Trust me on this: Order the super king burrito. You'll change your mind. It's not the best Mexican food I've had. I spent more than a bit of time in LA, that explains a lot. But I ordered my super king burrito with pastor and no sour cream, and was very pleased with my meal. Roughly 10" long and packed with food, no refried beans running out. The pastor was cooked well and had a strong taste. It doesn't need hot sauce, but it does taste better with hot sauce. Taco Burrito King may not be the most authentic Mex place around. But it sure tastes good.

I had already ordered a dinner special. I tried to order sangria. They added 75¢ to the price, so I…read moregot suspicious. Why would sangria cost only 75¢ more than a watered down fountain drink? I said I want to see the bottle, and the guy waiting for me to pay. I repeat that I'd like to see the bottle. He's waiting for me to pay. I tell him that I'd like to read the bottle. He continues waiting for me to pay. I say Me Gusta ver the bottle (I'm trying hard at this point). Still no success. I say Can I See The Bottle while walking to the refrigerator and he finally hands it to me. I read it and it says "Sangria soda". I continue reading and it says Less Than 0.5% alcohol. I start laughing and I'm say out loud "this is not sangria". The guy goes "That's the name." I'm lowkey offended. I don't care what the name is, that's not sangria. You can call a Kia a BMW, but that doesn't make it so. He should know what I mean. No normal person would call that sangria. I tell him I don't want it and we're back at the register. As I'm waiting for him to remove it from the bill, I say "Normally sangria has alcohol in it" and he goes "No it doesn't". I'm flat out flabbergasted at this point. There's another employee standing next to him nodding her head! Both of these people are Hispanic. I'm confused beyond all belief. So I pull out my phone and google one word, "sangria". Wikipedia is a top result and I tap it. I show them the very first two sentences, which say "Sangria (English: /sæŋri/ sang-GREE-, Portuguese: [si.]; Spanish: sangría [saŋi.a]) is an alcoholic beverage originating in Spain and Portugal. A punch, sangria traditionally consists of red wine and chopped fruit, often with other ingredients or spirits." The guy goes "ohhhh that's same name but different". Yeah no shit it's different. That's what I'm telling them. But why are they only now realizing what I'm talking about?! They acted like they'd never heard of normal sangria before, even after I'd described it to them ("it has alcohol!"). After being proven by Wikipedia, NOW he knows what it is! Honestly, the food is ok, good enough that I want to go back. But I'm so upset that I had to spend an extra 3 minutes at the register basically arguing with these people about something they should be very knowledgeable about, that I also want to be able to never go back there again. Was all that a ploy to get me to spend a measly extra 75¢ ?? How else does a fluent Spanish speaking Hispanic not know what sangria is? Even the word sangria comes from sangre (blood), because of the red color, which comes from RED WINE! I'm so disgusted! And both of those people tried to act like I'm an idiot for thinking that sangria has alcohol in it! I told them that I'd never heard of sangria not having alcohol before and they acted like I was crazy. This area is sooo desolate that I'm most likely going back there very soon. BUT I'm asking both of them about this again. They will have some time to have thought about it and we'll see what they say. Because if all that was simply a con to try to get 75¢, I can't eat there.

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La Pasadita - mexican - Updated October 2026

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