I used to make my own flour tortillas when money was tight, and cooked some pinto beans and made refried beans with them and add a little cheese , you can make a burrito Hueveos rancheros are also pretty low cost and spanish rice
Why do most of the Tex Mex restaurants in the U.S have a sign outside that says "Authentic Mexican Food" and when you look at the menu, there is nothing authentic: "Fajitas" Cheese Enchiladas" Crispy tortilla tacos" Guacamole that looks like an avocado cream with plain taste" Salsa with no flavor" Chimichanga etc…?
Why can’t they just put "Authentic Tex Mex restaurant"? There is a huge difference between one and another. I eat whatever there is, i have never left a restaurant because of that issue, but I never go back.
Do you think there is a reason why these restaurants do that? Or they don’t know the diference between ons and another?
Shoulder Fap: Iv’e been to more big chain unhygienic restaurants such as McDonalds, Churches, KFC, Whataburguer, and of course Chinese restaurants than mexican restaurants.
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Don’t tell me this is a mexican restaurant.
To me, such signs are usually more of a warning label than anything else. It tells me that even if the restaurant knows the difference between Tex-Mex and Mexican, it caters to a clientele that doesn’t know. And if the target customer doesn’t know good Tex-Mex or Mexican food, then the restaurant isn’t under any pressure to make food that tastes any good. A tourist who comes to Texas wants to try "authentic Mexican food.". A restaurant that has such a label catches the tourist’s eye, and they eat there.
I agree, it would be better if they just called themselves what they are. I have nothing against Tex-Mex, but it is indeed different than "authentic Mexican."
A lot of my favorite Mexican restaurants back home (in Texas) served both types of cuisine. Not a single one of them ever had such a sign, though. When your food speaks for itself, you don’t have to advertise like that. 
Im need to make a video of me cooking authentic Mexican food, and I was thinking about quesadillas. Are they authentic?
thanks.
YES!!! The thing that people don’t realize is that quesadillas are simply a tortilla with cheese! Anything else added(except for peppers or a little meat) makes them tex-mex.
im guessin san antonio has alot, and in houston there is a place called "lopez" its pretty good.
Im originally from california and i cant find a comparable Mexican resturant here in tennessee. i have had locals tell me this place or that is the best, and authentic but its just bland. with store bought taco shells and the like. Is there anyone that can direct me to a real authentic mexican resturant? Help me please
La costa
Senor Taco
Chez Guevera Resteraunt
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
La Playa Mexican Restaurant
my boyfriend wants a real, authentic Mexican meal.. any ideas,?
not tacos, something authentic like, something i have to actually make , not like, pull out of the box and put on the stove.
Authentic Mexican cuisine is very rich and varied and great recipes can be found using any number of main ingredients that he might enjoy. Find out what meat/vegetable he really likes and focus on real Mexican recipes for that.
You can go from street food of tacos, tortas, sopes, etc. to more exotic dishes like mole, conchinita pibil, or the seafood of the coastal cities like huachinango or ceviche.
Agave Mexican Cantina
Eastwood City Walk
Cuisines: Mexican, Tex-Mex
Specialties: Cochinita Pibil, Filete De Pescado, Pollo A La Mexicana, Grilled Swordfish Steak, Grilled Mexican Chops, Camarones Tortilla, Medallones De Filete De Res and Arroz A La Tumbada
Cafe Bola
Araneta Coliseum Arcade
Cuisines: Filipino, Italian, Mexican
Specialties: Adobo Flakes and White Cheese; Rice Toppings; Kamias Shake; Whipped Cream Cheese and Pepper Jelly; Classic Tiramisu; Apple Crumble with Double Cream and Taro Chips with Mayo Dip; Tuyo (spicy tuyo fillets); Kesong Puti (kesong puti cheesecake) and Adobo Flakes with kesong puti on top of rice.
Cafe Bola
Gateway Mall
Cuisines: Filipino, Italian, Mexican
Specialties: Adobo Flakes and White Cheese; Rice Toppings; Kamias Shake; Whipped Cream Cheese and Pepper Jelly; Classic Tiramisu; Apple Crumble with Double Cream and Taro Chips with Mayo Dip; Tuyo (spicy tuyo fillets); Kesong Puti (kesong puti cheesecake) and Adobo Flakes with kesong puti on top of rice.
I’m trying to figure out what foods would be in a mexican celebration for the virgin of guadalupe. I mean, what foods would be sold at the festivals? What are some simple celebration foods for the occasion?
whenever i go to my church for that they always give out mole.
I seem to be getting differing opinions on the matter.
Tex-Mex is taco bell and authentic mexican food is El Pollo Loco
I am gojng to Phoenix for 8 days for vacation as I always do In June. (Actually Scottsdale) and was wondering where the best mexican restaurants are, Because i will be headed to Tucson as well, thks for the feedback!!!
Phoenix: Juan’s Authentic Mexican Food, it’s a family owned restaurant and features truly authentic Mexican food. And if you don’t believe me, just check out their reviews!
Tucson: Nico’s Mexican Food for authentic food and drinks. It’s a chain restaurant and it’s open 24 hours.
Enjoy Arizona!!
