Best Mexican Food in Northern NJ? (Passaic, Fort Lee: restaurants, cost of, budget)
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I have a hard time with this one. All Mexican food tastes the same to me. Everything has the same basic ingredients, it's just presented in different shapes. Burritos, Chimichangas, Enchildadas, Tacos, it's all the same gloppy meat/cheese/rice/beans with different wraps.
I do like the restaurant Juanito's in Red Bank, but I don't ever order the basic Mexican food there. They have a dish called Camarones Diablo--jumbo shrimp with a hot garlic sauce, but it isn't really "Mexican" except for the rice and beans on the side, just jumbo shrimp with some heat, and it's GOOD. They do have a vegetable enchilada that's really good--again, not actually traditional Mexican, but pretty tasty.
My friend, however, adores the big-ass burrito they have of which she takes half home.
I have a hard time with this one. All Mexican food tastes the same to me. Everything has the same basic ingredients, it's just presented in different shapes. Burritos, Chimichangas, Enchildadas, Tacos, it's all the same gloppy meat/cheese/rice/beans with different wraps.
I do like the restaurant Juanito's in Red Bank, but I don't ever order the basic Mexican food there. They have a dish called Camarones Diablo--jumbo shrimp with a hot garlic sauce, but it isn't really "Mexican" except for the rice and beans on the side, just jumbo shrimp with some heat, and it's GOOD. They do have a vegetable enchilada that's really good--again, not actually traditional Mexican, but pretty tasty.
My friend, however, adores the big-ass burrito they have of which she takes half home.
And Red Bank isn't exactly North Jersey.
Its the same ingredients rearranged is what most budget mexican restaurants in America serve. Its the most likely feasible menu in this level of cost of business. Margaritas is how they make money.
Oh also, there is the Blue Moon Mexican Cafe chain in NNJ.
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