There was a new open cafe-style Mexican restaurant that opened in Shibuya near GU, and I was curious about it. This restaurant is also located in Naka-Meguro, Shibuya, and Nagoya, and is operated by Global Dining. It has a counter seating arrangement where almost 90% of the customers are foreigners and 10% are foreigner-Japanese couples. My friend and I, who are Japanese, might have been the only ones there. We didn't make a reservation, but there were empty seats available so we could get in. They offer a charity drink to support Ukraine for 400 yen, where 200 yen is donated to Ukraine. The drink is in the colors of Ukraine, light blue and yellow, and involves lighting sugar on fire in a grapefruit-tequila mix. The Spicy Margarita for 820 yen is a tequila and tomato juice mix with Tabasco for a spicy kick. The Tequila Highball for 550 yen is a mix of tequila, lime, and soda. We tried the Quesadilla for 780 yen with chicken, which was delicious and easy to eat with tortillas and cheese. The Al Pastor for 290 yen is an original taco with a unique foreign taste, filled with pork and pineapple. The Chips & 3 Salsas for 480 yen included tomato sauce, guacamole with a hint of beer-like flavor, and salsa sauce with diced tomatoes, similar to what was served with the Quesadilla. The chips were freshly fried and crispy. The staff here were fluent in English and very cool, despite being busy. We paid using PayPay. The restaurant was very popular with a constant stream of foreign customers. The music was from the 90s and played at a high volume.

I went to a Mexican restaurant in Shibuya. The atmosphere of the restaurant was very cute, with a counter only and it really felt like being in Mexico. The place is very popular among foreigners and the majority of customers were non-Japanese. The Margarita was strong but delicious. I tried the Al Pastor (pineapple and spicy pork) tacos and they were really good. The combination of pineapple acidity and pork was perfect. I also had the Guacamole Chicken tacos, which were refreshing with plenty of avocado and salsa. The Nachos with lots of cheese, avocado, and sour cream were amazing. Overall, it's a place I would definitely want to visit again whenever I'm in Shibuya. Thank you for the delicious meal!

As someone who has lived overseas for a long time, I happened to come across this restaurant and it was a great find. I never expected to find Mexican cuisine in Japan with such an authentic overseas atmosphere. I had a hard time deciding what to order because everything looked delicious. I wanted to try everything, but I'll save some for next time. The variety of drinks is also impressive, especially if you like tequila! I love cocktails as well as shots, so I was very satisfied. I will definitely go back if I have the chance! *Please note that this place only accepts cards and electronic money. Cash is not accepted, so be careful!

⚜️⚜️⚜️The shop we are introducing this time is "Taco Fanatico" in Shibuya @tacofana_shibuya. ------------------------------------------------------We visited Taco Fanatico in Shibuya Center Gai, a Mexican favorite for many. The Cajun beef burrito is impressive, with rice and beef wrapped in a chewy skin and a spicy flavor that is addicting. The tacos are also a must-try, with gluten-free tortillas that come in a size perfect for trying out different flavors.

Located behind Shibuya BEAM, next to GU, this Mexican restaurant is in a prime location. It may be small, but all the tacos are priced at 500 yen or less, making it easy to order without breaking the bank. Many foreign visitors stop by casually, as it is part of the Global Dining group. They have a good selection of premium tequila, so tequila enthusiasts can also enjoy themselves.

It was a bit before 4 o'clock, a random time. I stopped by a Mexican dining place in Center Street (*´∀`*) It's two stores down from GU. I didn't want something too heavy, so I decided to have the Cajun Beef Burrito and a cola. It cost 1210 yen. They had a shelf full of Mexican tequila and also bottles of Dona Celia, adding a touch of glamour to the placeヾ(o´∀｀o)ﾉ The background music was tropical house like Kygo (*I like it*). It took about 15 minutes for the food to be served. The cola was huge and the burrito was tasty but on the smaller side (*probably smaller than a McDonald's apple pie*). It felt more like a tapas-style dining experience. Personally, I would have preferred the opposite size. Anyway, it's a place where the main purpose should be to drink alcohol rather than to fill your stomach. They only accept card or electronic money for payment, no cash. So I reluctantly paid with my card. Well...my stomach is now "empty," so I'll head to the second place in the rain.

The newly opened taco shop was a pleasant surprise for me as a Charlie fan. I usually avoid eating tacos in Tokyo because I don't want to be disappointed, but this place was different. The tacos were filled with lamb meat and other interesting ingredients, and the atmosphere inside was fun and lively. I had a great time enjoying delicious cocktails and tacos from noon. It's important that the taste is good, but overall satisfaction is also crucial. It was a fantastic lunch!

A Mexican restaurant in Shibuya Center Gai. They don't have the typical TACOS you might imagine, but they serve authentic Mexican cuisine. It's not the rough and bold flavor you find in Los Angeles, but a more delicate taste of Mexican food. One thing to note is that this restaurant does not accept cash payments, only card or PayPay.

After my chiropractic session in Shibuya, I made a detour back to the restaurant to get another takeout of the burger I had last time. I had given the previous one to my fitness trainer as a gift, so I wanted one for myself this time! While waiting for the burger to be ready, I ended up eating some tacos. Tacos cannot be taken out, so I had to eat them there. Also, I had parked my car at the station, so I couldn't drink alcohol and planned to enjoy the burger and jalapenos at home. The tortilla used for the tacos was vegan, healthy, loaded with plenty of vegetables, and easy to eat because they were small and delicious. It's so good that it might become addictive! I wanted to invite friends to enjoy them leisurely, but I felt a bit hesitant to do so at this time. I wish I could eat slowly and enjoy some drinks.

I heard that a taco shop opened in Shibuya, so I decided to stop by since I was in Shibuya. I was about to workout, so I got my order to go. It took a little while, so while I was waiting for my takeout, I tried one "vegan" taco that caught my eye. It was cheap and delicious! The homemade tortilla for the tacos is all gluten-free, which is great. The takeout burger also looked delicious. The smell was amazing, and my friend was very happy when I brought it as a gift. They immediately tried it and said it was incredibly delicious and to their liking. I have plans to go to Shibuya again next week, so I will definitely be going back to the taco shop.

I was able to enjoy a very relaxing meal. I would definitely like to visit this place again when I feel like having Mexican food. The tacos were not as delicious as I expected, but the nachos were excellent, and the Mexican sour drink was spicy and very tasty!

A restaurant specializing in authentic Mexican cuisine, including tacos, has opened in Shibuya, following its success in Naka-Meguro. The restaurant opened on 2/1, and I visited it briefly in the evening out of curiosity, especially since I have invested in high-interest Mexican pesos. The restaurant is located right in front of the Yoshimoto Hall, facing the road with a fully open design. They had vinyl curtains closed due to the winter season, but I can imagine that when it gets warmer, it will create a great atmosphere, almost like being abroad. The interior has a U-shaped counter seating only. There were also foreign customers dining. The menu includes various types of tacos, tapas, meats, sausages, and an extensive selection of tequilas, as expected from Mexico. Despite my limited time, I tried two tacos - Cajun Pork and Guacamole Chicken. They were smaller than they appeared in the photos, but they were delicately prepared with a variety of ingredients, and they were delicious! The Cajun Pork had a spicy kick with a hint of fruity flavor mixed in, creating an enjoyable experience in my mouth. The Guacamole Chicken was tuna-like in texture and tasted great. For drinks, I had a non-alcoholic homemade lemonade, which was packed with fresh lemon and had just the right amount of sweetness, making it really tasty! It paired well with the spicy tacos. It made me want to have some alcohol next time. I look forward to coming back leisurely for a drink. Thank you for the meal.

I have been using this restaurant so many times that I have lost count. Today is my third time here. The best thing about this place is the wide variety of tequila they offer. The tacos are gluten-free and very affordable. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is great, even though it's counter service only. This restaurant is part of the Global Dining Group.

Tacos were delicious but the guacamole was too salty...

Delicious in a simple way! Perfect for grabbing a quick bite and drink.

If you want to drink tequila!

Tacos are delicious! There are many varieties, making it fun.

The food is delicious and there are many foreigners, making it feel like you've come to a foreign country.