Bar refugee. I'm already full, so I'm looking for a bar where I can drink alcohol. I explored the building across the road from Kamiya Building, but the shops were not open. It was a pretty deep building. I gave up on that building and moved to another building. Viva Mexico, with a slightly dirty yellow door as a landmark. The interior of the shop is messy. Personally, it may be a type of shop that I'm not very fond of. I had a tequila-based drink because it's Mexican. Starting with a Tequila Tonic, I tried a Straw Hat Tequila. Since I'm not used to drinking tequila, it feels a bit strange. For food, maybe some potato fries? I tried various levels of spicy seasonings while saying I was already full, and ended up finishing the meal. Thank you for the meal.

I went on a bullet trip to Hokkaido and found this place while looking for more drinks after having a meal. They had various types of tequila from Mexico, which was very attractive! It was delicious! I enjoyed trying different ways of drinking it, and it was easy to drink. They gave me a brochure, and now I want to go to Mexico!

Visited with two friends, the atmosphere at the lively bar was great. They offer all-you-can-drink options and the food was delicious, including tacos, ceviche, and steak - all authentic and tasty. Jalapeno sauce goes so well with the dishes! They have a variety of drinks like beer, tequila cocktails, and shots, making it suitable for solo drinks or group gatherings. Thank you for the meal!

The female staff member was terrible. She was unfriendly, got my order wrong, and was extremely rude to customers. Even after I complained to a man who seemed like the manager, there was no apology. I will never go back again.

It's the second stop of our meetup! It's not a Q&A, but a drinking event to the ends of the earth! The first stop was enjoying Southeast Asian cuisine, and now the second stop is Mexico! I've never been to Mexico itself, but I have been to New Mexico in the USA. I visited places like Santa Fe where famous actress Miyazawa Rie took pictures and became a hot topic. I have lots of memories from Albuquerque! Tacos, tortillas, salsa... lots of vegetables and beans, it was great! The food there was just okay, but here we are at Viva Mexico! It's actually supposed to be Mexico, right? We had all-you-can-drink, nachos, shrimp and avocado salad, tacos, not too spicy and in small portions, good for snacking while drinking. However, it disappeared quickly! Overall, it's tailored for Japanese taste, tasty but I wish there were more Mexican-style spicy and punchy flavors. Well, shall we move on to the next place? Thank you for the meal!

Let's go around the world off-meeting 2nd party (o’∀`)♪ After Southeast Asia, it's Mexico! Walking towards Susukino, we arrived, but... where is the restaurant (｀Д´≡｀Д´)?? Five drunk people searching for the restaurant, and after a while, we realized it was right in front of us, even though it had a bright yellow door that should have caught our eyes... the brain can sometimes not recognize things as a restaurant? There are some strange things in this world ( ﾟдﾟ)？ It's a small restaurant with a counter and 3 tables. The owner is unique and Mexican-looking. We used a tequila-inclusive all-you-can-drink coupon for 1380 yen for 120 minutes. The food menu is limited, but we enjoyed Mexican-style snacks while drinking. - Shrimp and avocado salad: A classic taste with Mexican dressing - Nachos: Tortilla chips topped with cheese, high in calories but incredibly delicious - Tacos: Chicken, beef, and shrimp, we tried all three types. You can choose the sauce, but we left it to the staff. We would have liked it spicier. The small corn tortillas quickly disappeared as well. Now, let's move on to the next place♪ Thank you for the meal (^ω^)

Welcome. ---------- October 2016 ---------- A Mexican restaurant located in the former Little Veggie House on the 1st floor of the 4th Fujii Building in R36, this is the sister store of ALWAYS HAWAII over there, which has a Hawaiian theme. The atmosphere here is calm and gentle, with a friendly owner and a chef handling the cooking. The customers are mostly regulars from the other place, making the restaurant lively. We started with two dishes: the first was tortilla chips with crunchy vegetables and taco sauce, which was irresistible. The second was OLMECA shots, which were nostalgic for me after over 20 years. The garlic shrimp was flavorful and the sauce served with it on top of firm rice was simply delicious. The tacos, which are small and suitable for snacking, come with a choice of sauces. I chose the "Salsa Chipotle" sauce for the beef tacos, and the smoked jalapeno sauce paired perfectly with the crunchy vegetables and creamy avocado. The combination of flavors in the dishes, enhanced by cilantro sauce and garlic, was truly addictive. Overall, the Mexican cuisine here is easy to enjoy and perfect for a casual meal with a drink or two. Thank you for the delicious meal. Tom Duck recommends using a PC for this experience.