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madoka
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 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:52 am Post subject: |
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| adzee1 wrote: |
Yes the kind of have, as part of the original question asked where can the " best most authentic tacos be found " and someone said "Taco Bell is best for the price"
That sounds like a claim of authenticity to me |
1. None of the stuff you cited is truly "authentic" Mexican food either. I've occasionally eaten pre-hispanic Mexican food, that is before Spanish influence. The Spaniards brought in rice, cattle, chicken, etc. For example, prior to flour, native Mexicans were eating cactus tortillas.
2. With that said, Taco Bell rocks! |
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madoka
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| Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 2:08 am Post subject: |
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| cdninkorea wrote: |
| It ain't cheap, but On The Border (Sinchon and Times Square) is good. |
1. Their $20 burrito is ridiculous. The $4 carne asada from Alberto's has about 5-6 times the meat in comparison.
2. Their food was terrible and if any Mexican place in Korea should be ridiculed, it is that one. I live in a largely Hispanic area (over 85% according to demographics). I see tons of Mexicans eating at Taco Bell. But when I go to On the Border, it's almost all white people.  |
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