There was one time where I wanted nothing but burritos. I don't know. I get these cravings…read moresometimes. The odd thing is... I don't really like burritos. Sometimes, there's too much rice and it ends up being rice and wrap and not much else. And the rice isn't even all that good either, depending on where you go. Or it has too much tomato which doesn't really do much for my sensitive stomach. Thankfully, Mexican Express does it right. They actually have a good proportion of everything: meat, rice, cheese, lettuce and salsa. That's a rarity. A good rarity. It's cooked right in front of you so you should be ready to wait for your order. It'll be worth it though, I promise. I've gone there to order burritos for lunch and once I get home, they're still as good and as warm as if I had them right there and then. The super burrito is BIG. Big and the filling reaches from end to end. The place itself is pretty small though so I really wouldn't recommend it for a party of larger than two. If you want to scratch that mexican food itch and have a group of buddies with you, don't be afraid to get something to go and head off somewhere bigger.

We unexpectedly got some nachos at the middle of the night, like 10-ish PM. It's a long story, but…read morenow we were looking for ways to get some dips for those nachos, so we cruised along Maginhawa thinking of ideas. Good thing Mexican Express was still open, so we gave it a try. PROS: The staff were kind enough to let me purchase the add-ons only with without even purchasing an actual meal. For a couple of cheese sauces, a serving of jalapenos, and sour cream, I think I spent just a little over a hundred pesos; When we munched our nachos and dipped it in the sauces, they're actually quite good. It's authentic sour cream and jalapenos, and they all mix well. CONS: Their cheese sauce looked runny and blobby inside the fondue pot. But I should not have judged a book by its cover, or cheese sauce by its consistency. It actually tastes pretty decent - tangy and creamy. TL;DR: I look forward to actually eating Mexican Express' actual food mainly because of the good experience we had with their add-ons.

I've been looking for some good Mexican food and drinks in the manila area like how i'm used to in…read moreCalifornia and now I found the place. All the places I've tried around manila looks like Mexican food, but it doesn't taste anything like how Mexican food is supposed to. Finally found a place that is the best I've tried in the Philippines so far. I normally drink vodka but i tried the frozen margaritas since i was at a mexican place, i wanted to try a mexican drink haha plus have an unlimited margarita special for P295 for the rocks margaritas & P395 for the unlimited frozen ones. I had both the lime and strawberry frozen margaritas and they were both good. I liked the lime one better, my date liked the strawberry one better. I changed up the flavors every other drink since it was unlimited anyway. I like how they make the frozen margaritas overflowing almost like a volcano. We shared the mozzarella sticks and buffalo chicken bites for appetizers. the Mozzarella sticks were actually crispy mozzarella sticks not like other restaurants i tried that use a lumpia wrapper and put cheese in it and call it mozzarella sticks haha. Buffalo bites were were sweet with a little bit of kick. They were small bite sized pieces of chicken breast with their Buffalo sauce glazed on it. Not really Mexican food but the girl i was with wanted those for appetizers so we got them. We also shared the carne Asada steak super nachos/super fries. I asked them make the super nachos with half super fries so we got to eat both. So damn good I am always going to get that every time i come here. I have not found any decent nachos in manila area or even super fries. The other places ive tried uses ground beef and that liquid cheese. That ish ain't nachos. I can't stand that haha. This place uses real slices of steak and grated cheese. There's also a special sauce they put on top that I can't really describe but it tastes pretty good. Me and my friend ate every last piece of it. There was nothing left on the plate haha In california me and my friends always get the super nachos and super fries after a night of going out drinking so I've really been missing it and searching for a place to satisfy that craving here. We tried their turon dessert here with ice cream on top. I've never had turon with ice cream. It was a good twist and went well together. The only problem is the ice cream melts so fast so you gotta eat it quickly. Overall was a nice place to chill and have drinks while eating. We sat in the front bar area. We really felt like we were hanging out at the beach. Would recommend to anyone looking for something different to try with a cool atmosphere. Great place to take a date. We even took pics together wearing their Mexican sombreros. The pics came out really cute. A great memory for us to keep and remember our date. They also have a big room in the back where there was a group celebrating a bday while we were there. They sounded like they were having a blast from all the nonstop laughing we heard.

This place is great and its right on the beach! Came in with my husband a couple of weeks ago for…read morehappy hour which is buy 1 get 1 and I had the most delicious mango margarita. I love this place. We stumbled upon it when we were in Sct Lozano St walking around. My husband especially LOVED the mega margaritas and their nachos. We are excited to be coming back this Saturday for lunch!

Tequila Reef has some of the best Mexican food in Pampanga. Breakfast & lunch is always a hit…read more Come here ready to eat because the servings are large. The small burrito is good for two people. Food is really good! The margaritas are the best in Angeles City and don't underestimate them, they are tasty but super strong. Service is absolutely fabulous. Whatever you need, the staff will do everything they can to assist you. They have additional seating upstairs along with pool tables. Tequila reef has a great vibe and great place to connect with locals and expats. Lots of seating outside to chill and people watch. TF won't disappoint you.

Service alittle slow Food was ok…read more I think if I went again I would flirt alittle more I Hurd from friends that the place was so great I didn't see that I may try again when I'm back in town Kind of far from Virginia

Like it a lot, unpretentious chill staff. Typifies dinning experience in Poblacion with fair…read moreprices. Exposed brick dimly lit space gives it that mysterious cool vibe. We had the 3 tacos - chicken adobo, lengua, and Sisig all excellent Sisig being the stand out. Also had the gizzard and kabob - both excellent.

The food was good a few things were different. The beans were lentils and not black or pintos. The…read moreMexican rice was like home. The guacamole was pretty water no thickness like in California. The service was nice and fast. The ambiance was fine customers enjoying their drinks while waiting on orders. I would return to try some different items on menu.

Delicious Soft Tacos 10x over! Worth every buck spent though prices are relatively cheap. I…read morerecommend the Tuna Tostada and Carnitas. Glad they put up a Rockwell branch which is closer to people in the North.

I must admit, the name is really catchy that I was immediately drawn to it and try whatever they…read morehad to offer. I'm not really familiar with Mexican food but for some reason, by the looks of it, I had a feeling that I might enjoy this one. The Chalupa, their main product, looked a lot like a taco but bold prints on one of their signage clearly emphasized that it's not. I ordered their Beef Chalupa which contained beef (duh), veggies, cheese and other good stuff. You can even choose to put their special homemade hot sauce especially formulated to competent the soft pita-like chalupa. So if you're a fan of tacos and nachos with all the meat and special, you should definitely give this one a shot. You won't regret it. I didn't. Note: Say Chipotle (chi-pot-lei)

What I love about Papa Chalupa? Everything! From the concept, to the name and.. wow, their food…read moretastes awesome as well! I first saw a stall of theirs at SM Hypermart (but I think that closed down), we wanted something different from our usual merienda (fresh lumpia, potato corner, pizza ollo, etc) beside the nearby stalls. I was so happy to have found it at the megamall food court, they also carry the iced tea brand All My Tea and it goes so well with their cheesy beef chipotle, for chicken lovers, you can opt to have chicken chipotle instead, both taste super good anyway). What amazes me too is that the customers get to see how they prepare the dough, sprinkling flour over it and then dipping it into the fryer. Such an interesting process and it's always nice to know how my food is being (safely) cooked.

The Coffee Shop has been a staple in Barretto for as long as I can remember…read more They have a variety of selections for breakfast but they are most popular for their Tacos. The tacos are "huge"!!. True, it is not the traditional taco, but they are GOOD!! They have a different type of shell that makes them different but able to hold all the ingredients. After growing up on these, every time I go home, I have to come visit this place. Service is always fast and the price is very reasonable. Always very happy here!!

Ah, yes, the place that charged me ~$9 USD for a 4 shot iced Americano (that's 4 shots and water),…read moremade me wait outside in the heat while they made it (10 min), and which left me feeling mildly poisoned for several hours after drinking. After this experience, I did not come back and try the food, nor will I ever. This remains the most I have ever paid for a single cup of coffee, including in Times Square. In a country where food prices are typically about half of what I pay in the US. The only positive thing I have to say is it made me look back at all former over-priced 6 dollar cups of coffee with fondness. Screw this place.

I was ecstatic to spot this place recently since I used to frequent their Eastwood branch. Before I…read morewas a reviewer, I go there too often and got acquainted well with their healthy choices. The experience here though was too different. Service was sub par like they served me a burrito instead of a burrito bowl and it was slower than it should. I mean how long does it take to serve something that's already pre prepared?

We have the saying, "Masarap ang bawal." And it is seems to be so true whenever I attend fiestas…read moreand when I look at the usual fare in fast foods and restaurants. Fatty foods would always find their way on the table or on the menu. Meals often end with a dish filled with too much sugar. There would often be an excess in carbohydrates. If vegetables and fruits are served, the size is often too small. Don't get me wrong. They are delicious that's why I also eat them. Talagang masarap... pero bawal. Too much of such a diet may prove to be unhealthy in the long run. The problem, however, is finding truly healthy food that also tastes good. It seems that the saying "masarap ang bawal" has trained many of us to think that if the food is not bawal, then it's not masarap. Faburrito changed my mind about this matter. Now, healthy can be delicious. This Mexican, organic restaurant offers salads, tacos, rice meals, and burritos. As a rule, they don't add artificial sugars, they only use organic ingredients, and they prepare your meal as you order so they will be served to you fresh. It's not strictyl vegetarian. They do serve organic lean meat, but you can replace your meat with Fajita mushrooms. During my recent visit, I ordered Fajita Mushroom Salad. It was loaded with fresh vegetables (tomatoes, cucumber, salad greens, and onions) and was topped with crispy corn chips which are not salty like the junk food version or commercially sold nachos. Yes, all the ingredients were light and healthy, but the meal itself was filling and delicious. I left the store feeling full and happy with no guilt at all because I also learned that they share 10% of their earnings to charities. So eating there was not just filling but also fulfilling. 'Yan talaga ang masarap na hindi bawal.

Tried this restaurant for dinner last night. My boyfriend and I had the MACHO PLATO with…read morequesadilla, nachos, ribs, sausage, salsa, and Mexican rice! I liked everything on this platter save for the nachos and salsa; the nachos were okay tasting (nothing to rave about), while the salsa tasted as if it's about to expire. However, everything else was great, so it's forgivable. :) I think my favorite would be the rice - aahhhhh solid ang sarap! The ribs also had a good balance of sweetness, savory flavor, and spiciness, perfect with the rice! The quesadilla was simple BUT big in cheesiness and had really good onion slices! The sausage had a cheesy-BBQ sauce, and it's great even without rice. ¡Muy deliciosa! We paired our food with non-alcoholic mojito! It was refreshing and minty, but can have an umay factor after a few sips. Still good, though! It's meant for 3-4 people. For me, Casamigos is the best Mexican restaurant in Marikina! It's great for groups, as long as you don't mind al fresco dining. I got my eyes on their burrito next!!! p.s. I love the swing chairs by the bar!

So I ordered a grilled chicken burrito. They were in halves. I only had one cause it really was…read morefilling. The other half, I took home. I thought it was kinda dry. My first burrito did have 99% rice so this one had a little less than 99% so I'd say it's better than that. The chicken was good. The veggies were just like some lettuce and beans. Dips were perfect. I'm not sure if this is authentic burrito, but I'm pretty sure it's not more of rice and not so bland. I can't say I've experienced better, but I guess they can do better. I think they're a bit pricey for most people. For me, it's just right considering how I was filled with just half the burrito (or I probably just have a tiny stomach to fill). Might try other stuff from here when I'm in the area. But I hope they do something with the dryness and bland taste of the food.

Not impressed. I'm a fan of Mexican food, and this is pretty disappointing. I ordered the Grilled…read moreChicken Burrito and it was 80% rice. That would've been okay had the rice been flavorful, but it was bland. The chicken in it was pretty good, but I wish there was just more. And where are my veggies and black beans? What burrito is this? I thought the garlic sauce would be the saving grace, but it tasted weird. Sana nag-Army Navy nalang ako. The nacho platter in terms of appearance was pretty exciting--colorful, lots of toppings, etc. But it also fell short. There was a lot of ingredients, but they tasted store-bought and pretty cheap. Again, I was looking for more black beans, jalapeno and a bit more spice. Contrary to its plating, the flavors I'm looking for in a good nacho platter was just not there. My friend ordered the Pollo meal and was also disappointed. If you're in Mega Food Hall, I suggest you skip them and jump right to the long queue at Frankie's where what you'll be paying for will be worth it.