I got Al Pastor tacos. I always get the super burritos and decided to try the tacos instead. I think this tastes a lot better than burrito. I like how it came with pineapple chunk. Meat tastes good. Everything mixed in very yummy. I also liked their orange sauce. I like the orange sauce more than green. Green sauce is much more spicier than the orange sauce. Pricing has gone up through time but it’s expected. It’s ok to treat yourself once in awhile!

Clean environment.

I came here specifically to try their famous orange sauce. I ordered a Carne Asada Super Burrito, which is supposed to come with sour cream and guacamole. Unfortunately, mine didn’t seem to have either, even though I paid extra for it. That was pretty disappointing.

As for the orange sauce, I have to say I’m not a huge fan. It wasn’t as hyped up as everyone makes it out to be. I personally prefer a good green chili sauce, but the green sauce here wasn’t up to par either—it was runny and not your typical flavorful green salsa. They also didn’t have a roja sauce available, just a pico de gallo/mild pico option for chips, which you have to pay extra for.

The burrito itself was okay—nothing spectacular. I also got an El Pastor taco. It was a bit messy and falling apart, though it did sit in the bag for about 25 minutes before I ate it. I could tell it wasn’t cut from a trompo with sliced pieces; it was more chopped up like asada. The flavor was decent, but I prefer traditional sliced pastor.

Overall, it was an average experience. Not bad, but not something I’d go out of my way for again