Submitted by simply_unoriginal t3_zefucr in springfieldMO
Looking for the best carne asada taco in town.
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[deleted] t1_iz67z1u wrote
Be the change you want to see in the world.
convolutedcat t1_iz68zs9 wrote
Cesars
WeekendElectronic475 t1_iz6clwd wrote
Need carne asada fries in town.
Setter_sws t1_iz6enlh wrote
Pancho's (on Campbell by bass pro) has carne asada fries
WeekendElectronic475 t1_iz6j15n wrote
I will head there…. For research purposes hehehe
Shoddy_Load_8048 t1_iz6pteh wrote
Agree.. Don Tono’s.. but I get the asada burrito. Their Barbacoa is solid too
Guilty_Soup5377 t1_iz74m4f wrote
Tacos El Champu, used to be good truck only now they have a location by sunshine alley
trentevo t1_iz7ebdn wrote
Always the answer for Mexican food imo.
whistletipss t1_iz7khai wrote
Great breakfast burritos too. Enjoy!
indeliblethicket t1_iz7kthg wrote
Perches
GinWithJennifer t1_iz7qoiu wrote
I'm from Texas and Oklahoms and wish I could taste the appeal of Perches. I tried them a handful of times and wrote them off.
Del Gordo (both locations) has been the most similar to where I'm from and high quality every time I eat with them.
Perches is extremely popular here though and I've not been able to figure out why. They really seem to hold back on the seasoning and I'm a type of person that needs my food to melt my face off, so it's probably just my problem
GinWithJennifer t1_iz7qt2z wrote
Do they have fresh habenero? I've been looking for a place that does ever since I moved here
Kodysoldmyhome t1_iz7x9ax wrote
Brothers tacos in Springfield or El Monarcha down in Nixa. Best I've had since Taco Wagon shut down.
Live_Oak123 t1_iz8jlma wrote
Try El Poblano on Kansas. Ignore the decor, and enjoy the food. Don’t laugh too hard. I loved in Texas for a decade and I’ve been pleasantly surprised the last couple of times I was there.
Also, I like La Paloma on Sunshine.
Wyldfire2112 t1_iz8zqrv wrote
I felt physical pain from that pun. Kindly take this upvote and go fuck in an offward direction.
Wyldfire2112 t1_iz8zsk5 wrote
Oh yeah.
Their regular burritos are pretty good, too.
___shoe___ t1_iz9vedp wrote
Tacos El Gordo, on National & Division, best carne asada I’ve ever had in my life
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estevanrll t1_iz9zl21 wrote
you gotta hit up Purple Burrito…
GinWithJennifer t1_izaa58d wrote
Yes it is though. Depends what part of Mexico.
The color and flavor of most sauces or moles comes inherently from chillies for the base. Many soups too. Yucatan is well known for spicy food.
Not to mention Baja/Tijuana style food tends to vary between sour, spicy, and savory.
Maybe I'm wrong. And yes I love texmex too.
MartonianJ t1_iz66dir wrote
Still waiting for someone to use my idea and open a Mexican restaurant on Kearney Street called Kearney Asada