I visited a Mexican restaurant near Hamadayama station that I had been curious about, TGI Friday. I ordered Enchilada, Tacos, Cactus Salad, and all the dishes tasted like authentic Mexican food, with bean sauce, real corn flour tortillas, homemade salsa sauce, and more. It was surprisingly delicious! When I talked to the owner, I found out that they used to live in northern Mexico and learned delicious home cooking from local grandmothers. If you ever crave Mexican food in Tokyo, this is the most recommended place!

It's a bit hard to find, but once inside, it feels like a Mexican atmosphere. The owner and the landlady were very friendly and provided great hospitality. The tacos and nachos were delicious! The portions were generous, and I even had seconds of the corn tacos! I didn't know there was a Mexican restaurant in Hamadayama! I would like to try other menu items as well.

Located in Hamatayama, "Happy Go Lucky" is a renowned Mexican cuisine restaurant. Tacos, a representative dish of Mexico, consist of various fillings wrapped in a corn tortilla. For lunch, you can choose from 4 types of tortillas, galettes, fresh spring rolls, taco rice, and more. I ordered the buckwheat tacos for 1300 yen. They are delicious when filled with octopus meat, lettuce, tomatoes, and topped with a special sauce. The taste is addictive. The friendly owner and staff made the dining experience pleasant. I wish this restaurant was closer to my home. - Name: Happy Go Lucky - Google Maps: Happy Go Lucky 03-6379-8336 - Nearest Station: 182m from Hamatayama Station - Business Hours: 10:30-23:00 (Last order 22:30) - Closed on Tuesdays - Budget: 1000-1999 yen - Other information: No private rooms, no parking #HappyGoLucky #HamatayamaGourmet #HamatayamaLunch #HamatayamaDinner #MexicanCuisine #TokyoMexicanCuisine #Mexican #FoodiesUnite #GourmetInstagram #Gurunavi #FoodPorn #FoodGram #FoodStagram #Foodie #FoodieGram #FoodTerrorGram #GourmetTravel #DeliciousIsHappiness #FoodieFriendsWanted #FoodieClub #FoodiesOfInstagram #FoodReportGram #GourmetWriter #FoodWriter #BGradeGourmetInfo #TokyoFoodCulture

I used it with my family (wife, 2-year-old child) on Sunday afternoon. I ordered a taco plate and a burrito plate, both for 1350 yen. There were no options suitable for the amount or taste that my child could eat, so my child did not order anything. It felt a little sad to have a meal with only adults. It doesn't seem very family-friendly. The atmosphere inside the restaurant, with cactus decorations and furniture, is not bad. The taste and portion size are okay. The burrito was quite delicious and had a good portion, but the tacos were at a level that could be made at home with a little effort and the portion was small. Most of all, the service was very disappointing. The elderly woman was very pushy. I couldn't enjoy the meal at all. I have no plans to use it again. Overall rating: Atmosphere 3.0, Food 2.0, Service 0.0, Overall 1.7.

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while and finally decided to try their lunch menu. They offered four options: tortilla, galette, fresh spring rolls, and taco rice. I chose the tortilla, which consisted of three tortillas with taco meat that you could put on yourself. The taco meat wasn't spicy, so you could add two different salsas according to your preference. I'm not a fan of spicy food, so I went with the salsa that seemed to be of medium spiciness. The food was delicious, and I'm already thinking about going back for dinner. They also have a cactus salad on their evening menu, which sounds interesting too.

I visited this restaurant which opened a while ago and had caught my interest. I finally had the chance to go for lunch. I chose the lunch set where you can choose from 3 options, and it comes with a drink for 1,080 yen, which seems like a standard price for Hamadayama. For an additional 350 yen, you can choose a Corona, which is a thoughtful touch. I decided to try the galette, which is rare for Mexican cuisine. The buckwheat flour galette was crispy and a bit difficult to cut with a knife, but it was fragrant and delicious. Inside, there were sunny-side-up eggs, avocado, and minced meat, offering a typical Mexican flavor. The restaurant is likely run by a couple, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The large windows make the interior bright and comfortable, making it a pleasant place to spend time. It's truly a blessing to have a place like this in the neighborhood.

I had taco rice and a burrito, and both were delicious. It seems like they are always improving, as they asked for feedback at the register. The owner and female staff were very friendly. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was very cozy. It's located next to the train tracks, but the train noise wasn't bothersome. The tea in the lunch set was delicious, and I've been curious about where it's from, but I couldn't ask as I was too focused on the main dish.

A Mexican restaurant has opened along the Inokashira Line in Hamadayama! I tried Mexican-style galette for the first time and it was very delicious (*'▽'*). The burritos are also excellent, so I will definitely come back to eat them again! It's great that the restaurant offers free Wi-Fi.

There are some Mexican dishes on the menu that I don't know, but they are all delicious. The staff at the restaurant are very kind and helpful.

The authentic Mexican taco rice was delicious. The atmosphere was nice, and there were children around, so I think there are plenty of options for kids to eat as well! They also had a lot of alcohol available, so I would like to try going at night next time!

The food is authentic and delicious.

The owner lived in San Diego, so they offer authentic Mexican food. It's a friendly and welcoming restaurant.

The taste is very delicious but the portion is not enough. Considering the price for lunch, I wish there was a bit more quantity.

So delicious!