
The main meal of the day in Mexico is the "comida", meaning 'meal' in Spanish. This refers to dinner or supper. It sometimes begins with soup, often chicken broth with pasta or a "dry soup", which is pasta or rice flavored with onions, garlic or vegetables. The main course is meat served in a cooked sauce with salsa on the side, accompanied with beans and tortillas and often with a fruit drink.
Rob Owen
a week ago
My first time here and I’ll definitely be back, the food was fantastic, fresh and delicious. The staff on the phone were welcoming and pleasant. The food arrived hot and very generous servings. The dr...
5 Bush Blvd
Gwen
a month ago
The service was incredibly caring. I ordered the spicy rice noodles and was quietly blowing my nose because they were so spicy. The staff member noticed I was struggling and kindly offered me a free c...
323 Lygon St
Angel Wings
a month ago
This is the best Crazy Charcoal Chicken in the Northern Suburbs! The food is always cooked fresh, full of flavour, and you can really taste the quality in every bite. The store is exceptionally clean ...
253 High St
Georgina Millard
3 months ago
Absolutely love the food from here. Although the seating is very basic there are only 3 tables available for eating in. Very heavy demand for walk in takeaway and phone orders. The quality and portion...
Shop 314/360 Childs Rd
L P
4 months ago
friendly manager, food was decent, nice and quick I'll try the dumplings next time. Manager gave me more sauce the next i came as i asked for more. very nice :)) dumplings were dece not too expy
16 Macedon Rd
San Sharma
5 months ago
Wow, for the price in this economy, it’s a gem. Must visit place anyone looking for good value for money. Our total bill was just $30 with so much food. Quantity for the prices are definitely more tha...
417 Sydney Rd