I went to lunch with my colleagues. When we entered the restaurant, we were greeted by a friendly staff member and placed our order. It was my first time there, so I played it safe and ordered tacos with extra avocado. I was able to choose the spiciness of the sauce. There was also cilantro, which added a nice touch. Instead of a drink, I chose soup as a side. It had a nice acidity and was delicious. For those who want to eat until full, the burrito might be a better choice.

Inside the restaurant, there are table seats where you can eat slowly. There are many foreigners, giving it a taco-like atmosphere. They only serve soft tacos, which is a bit disappointing for me as I prefer hard tacos. Tacos with Corona beer. Blissful time?

It was the first time in my life that I felt burritos could be a main dish. Although compact in appearance, they are packed full of vegetables, rice, meat, and other ingredients, making them very satisfying. It's interesting to see the burrito being made in front of you, similar to Subway, with the tortilla warmed and various fillings added before wrapping it up. If I'm going to eat a burrito, this is the only place I'll go to for now. Next time, I definitely want to try the tacos.

I had some errands at Suntory Hall and decided to grab lunch at Ark Hills since my favorite Sprout Cafe has unfortunately closed down. I had been sitting for a music event and my mom mentioned we would be eating out for dinner, so I opted for a quick lunch of burritos and tacos! I chose chicken tacos and avocado shrimp burrito, a classic combo. Even though I'm not a big fan of sour cream, it added a refreshing touch to the meal. The portions were generous, and the hibiscus soda had a fruity sweetness that complemented the meal well. The prices were reasonable, making it a perfect spot for a light lunch. Thank you for the delicious meal!

I ordered a grilled chicken regular burrito for 960 yen. I arrived at noon on Thursday and the place was packed. For lunch, one burrito is enough to fill you up. It may look small, but it's packed with fillings. However, the chicken was dry, and while the rice was warm, the fillings were cold, giving the whole burrito a lukewarm feel which I didn't really like. It was my first time there, but the staff kindly helped me place my order. Since the burrito wasn't to my taste, I plan to try their tacos or salad bowl next time.

TACO RiCO is located just 1 minute from Roppongi-itchome Station. They offer a hidden menu item called Honey Chipotle topping on the Chicken Burrito with a light amount of sliced tomatoes for 1050 yen. Other menu items include BBQ Pork for 1050 yen and Grilled Chicken for 950 yen. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of Ark Hills, as the name suggests, they specialize in tacos and burritos. The Honey Chipotle topping is highly recommended and was originally a limited-time menu item, but it is still available at Ark Hills or Atago locations. The BBQ Pork is well-seasoned and the Grilled Chicken is a popular choice. You can dine in or take out, and they prepare the food quickly so it's great for when you're short on time. They accept almost all forms of payment. Opening hours are from 11:00 to 20:00.

A friend in the US posted a picture of a Chipotle burrito bowl lunch, which made me crave Chipotle. I walked through the cherry blossom-filled area around Ark Hills to Tacorico. Last time I visited, I noticed a unique bowl at a burrito shop in Tokyo. I arrived at 12:30 on a weekday and there were 4 people ahead of me in line. I was seated right away. I ordered the double avocado chicken bowl (1300 yen). The portion size was impressive, but the options for toppings were limited. Feeling a bit lonely, I added guacamole (+150 yen) as a topping. There wasn't much cheese or black beans on top, but the taste was elegant and delicious. However, I didn't quite feel the madness of Chipotle. Nevertheless, it was still good. So far, this seems to be the best burrito specialty shop in Tokyo. Thank you for the meal.

I wonder if my favorite food makes me Mexican... haha This dish just doesn't look good no matter what. I love it so much! I have repeated it many times. It's so delicious! I've done takeout over 10 times and eaten in about 5 times. If you're unsure, try eating here, it's delicious! I want to conquer the menu.

While talking with my family about the United States, I suddenly had a craving for a Chipotle burrito. Since Chipotle is not in Japan, I had to find a substitute. I remembered there was a Mexican fast food place in Ark Hills that always had a long line. So, I decided to go there. It was around 12:30 on a weekday and there were about 10 people in line. I ordered the regular size roast chicken burrito for 950 yen. I had it there (they give you a cup for water for free, which was nice). The burrito was refreshing and delicious, but it didn't quite match up to the intense flavor of Chipotle. It was quite a generous portion for Japanese fast food, and I was stuffed, but it only made me miss Chipotle even more. Maybe I'll try Freebirds next time. Thanks for the meal!

It is definitely not cheap, but you can enjoy a delicious Mexican meal with generous portions. I visited for lunch. As soon as I walked in, the energetic voices of the staff welcoming me made me feel great. The cashier, who seemed to be a native English speaker, read out my order after I placed it, making me feel like I was traveling abroad. The women preparing the food were all very friendly and provided excellent service. Inside the restaurant, everyone dining in was speaking in English. With travel restrictions due to COVID, it felt like I was on a trip abroad and I was excited. I had the Chicken and Avocado Burrito, which may not be familiar to everyone, but it was very filling with mixed grain rice, chicken, and avocado inside. It is not cheap, but being able to enjoy tasty Mexican food at a relatively affordable price is much appreciated. Since most people order takeout, it was relatively easy to find a seat, which was also nice. I enjoyed the meal. Thank you!

When I passed by the restaurant in Roppongi Ichome area, I was curious and decided to stop by. The restaurant is located on the 2nd floor of the Ark Mori Building in Roppongi Ichome. It has a Mexican fast food vibe. I ordered the Beef Tacos (2 pieces) and was asked about the seasoning and toppings. I requested no cilantro and they offered to add lettuce instead, which I accepted. The tacos are made with different types of tortillas depending on the filling, and the Beef Tacos were served with corn tortillas. The tacos were filled with diced steak and plenty of vegetables, making it a bit hard to eat but very flavorful. I would like to try different types of tacos or burritos next time.

I accidentally finished work in Roppongi-itchome, so I'll start by listing new places around Roppongi-itchome and Akasaka. This is a Mexican restaurant. They asked if we wanted takeout or dine-in. We chose dine-in. We ordered at the counter, then sat down and waited for our order to be called. The Mexican menu had burritos at the top, so we ordered the cheapest chicken one. You can choose the spiciness level from 1 to 4. We went for level 3 since it was our first time. They had regular and large sizes, with a significant price difference. We opted for regular. The menu showed 850 yen, but with the 10% consumption tax for dine-in, it came to 860 yen. They kindly rounded it down to the nearest 10 yen. The order was ready in a few minutes. When we opened the foil, we were surprised by how big the burrito was. It was packed with vegetables and two types of rice. The portion was quite filling. The taste was great, and even at level 4 spiciness, it was manageable. The staff were friendly, the food was delicious, and the portion size was impressive. I left feeling satisfied. I'll definitely revisit this place in about two months.

I came to a concert at Suntory Hall and arrived unexpectedly early, so I decided to try the special menu with the entrance ticket or stub, "Chicken and Pork Taco Tasting Set with Drink for ¥840". I was curious because it's not often that I come across corn tortillas. The tortillas were not warm, which was a bit disappointing, but there was a generous amount of meat and vegetables, making it a bit messy to eat when folded. I wanted to add avocado flavor, so I asked the staff and they said I could add guacamole for an additional ¥120, so I did. The guacamole was a great choice! It's a must-have. There was only a tiny amount of cilantro, and the lime that came with it was incredibly small - I wonder where they found such a tiny lime. The staff was very friendly and I left satisfied. I wonder if I can ask for extra cilantro next time? I also want to try the beef taco next time. It's hard to find corn tortilla tacos, so I might have to make them myself, but I definitely want to visit again soon.

I had lunch at Tacorico in Ark Hills in Roppongi-itchome. I didn't have much time, so I went to the taco shop on the second floor. The ordering process was a bit confusing for me, but a young female staff member guided me through it. She recommended a burrito instead of tacos, which is like a foreign player for the Yomiuri Giants. I ordered a chicken burrito and asked for all the ingredients. The generous staff member packed it with so many ingredients that I couldn't wrap it properly. When I took a big bite, the vegetables, chicken, beans, and other ingredients mixed together in my mouth, and it was delicious! Despite the large portion, it wasn't too heavy, and it was healthy with plenty of vegetables. I liked it a lot, so I decided to try burritos whenever I come across them from now on.

I wondered if it was healthy, but still ordered the high-calorie items. I also ordered chips and guacamole. Overall, the food had a mild flavor and felt too refined. I feel like I crave it occasionally, maybe once every six months. The tortilla chips with guacamole sauce were good, but sometimes I want to eat them with a nacho-style dip...

A casual taco and burrito shop located in Ark Hills. Many people use it for takeout, so there are often seats available. They make your order after receiving it, so customization such as excluding ingredients you don't like is possible. However, there may be a line during busy times for ordering. I visited on a weekday evening. The basic menu includes Grilled Chicken Tacos for 600 yen and Grilled Chicken Burritos for 850 yen (tax included). Drinks start from 220 yen. I ordered the Avocado Chicken Burrito for 1000 yen and Organic Coffee for 270 yen. The burrito is quite filling with plenty of vegetables, giving it a healthy feel. It's not too oily, making it surprisingly easy to eat despite the generous portion. The chicken is salty, and since it's chicken breast, some people may have mixed feelings about it. I would have rated it higher if the avocado was of better quality. Popular among Japanese women who are presumed to work in nearby offices, as the area has many foreign companies. It's located right above the Ark Hills bus stop for the Toei Bus Route 01.

I visited Roppongi, a place that has always fascinated me with its diverse cultural communication. It feels like there are more foreigners than Japanese people here now. I remember the days of the foreign celebrity boom, with names like Osman Sancon, Chuck Wilson, and the trailblazer, Wicky. And who can forget Kent Delicatessen, famous for his catchphrase "Don't make fun of Utah"? I once had the chance to meet Kent Gilbert, which led to some hilarious misunderstandings. This encounter took place at TACORICO ARK HILLS, a taco restaurant where they make your tacos right in front of you. It's a self-service style, perfect for foreigners and locals alike. I tried the Burrito Bowl, which was like a healthy version of taco rice. I chose the grilled chicken option, and for 800 yen, it was a great deal considering the quality and quantity. Overall, I highly recommend this place for a satisfying and affordable meal in the Roppongi area.

I had chicken taco chips and coffee for 700 yen. The chips were nachos, which are usually around 200 yen. The tacos had a soft shell and not a lot of meat. I think 700 yen is a bit expensive for this. Maybe people in finance or foreign companies don't mind, but I do.

The burrito with the tangy salsa and the chewy chicken breast has a satisfying taste!! The tortilla soup also has a simple and delicious flavor! I had been wishing for a convenient place to eat Mexican food, and I found it at TacoRico in Ark Hills. The name "Taco (s)" is also great! The restaurant is set up like a fast food joint. When you enter, you can hear the energetic greeting of the staff saying "Hola!" I ordered the chicken burrito (800 yen) and the tortilla soup (250 yen). When I ordered, they cheerfully said "Gracias!" The burrito is made in front of you Subway-style, with lots of fillings. I was surprised to see rice in it! The burrito is wrapped in a wheat flour tortilla. It's quite big and filling. The chicken is grilled breast meat in chunks with a well-seasoned taste. There are plenty of vegetables like lettuce, tomato, beans, and onions, which is nice! But the key to the flavor is the salsa. The acidity of the tomatoes and the sweet and spicy taste of the onions are a great combination! It's really delicious! The tortilla soup has a base flavor of tomatoes and onions. It has a slightly red hue and a strong umami taste. The crispy tortilla in the soup was also delicious! Healthy, tasty, satisfying, and addictive, I think I'm hooked!

Visited during lunchtime on a regular day. The location is just a few minutes' walk from Roppongi-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, on the 2nd floor of Ark Hills. It's right next to the escalator, so it's very easy to find. The store is also glass-fronted, so you can see inside very well. Upon entering, there is a counter on the left with taco and burrito ingredients lined up. It's like Subway in terms of image. There were about 8 people lined up at the counter during lunchtime. However, the staff were efficient and quickly processed orders, so the wait wasn't too long. Also, due to the location, there were many foreign customers, so the staff were quite fluent in English. It has a very international atmosphere. After some hesitation, I ordered the BBQ pork burrito. I was only asked if I wanted it spicy and if I wanted onions, then the order flowed smoothly towards the register. There was also a drink set, but it was about 300 yen for a small size, so I passed. The store isn't very big, but there are table and counter seats, so you can eat in. I opted for takeout and paid with electronic money before leaving the store. I ate at Karajan Square. The burrito was wrapped very neatly, and nothing spilled out until the end. Sometimes burritos can be messy with juices dripping, but this one was fine. I had asked for a little extra spiciness, but it could have been even spicier. It had a nice kick to it and was delicious. It's convenient to be able to get takeout with fresh vegetables. I would like to visit again if I have the chance.