It’s not authentic Tex-Mex and definitely not authentic Mexican, but the quality isn’t bad at all. The menu also has steaks, hamburgs, other than common “Mexican” items. Service is fast. But the place also takes reservations and it seems like many regulars book reservations in advance. Despite those people not having arrived yet, the restaurant doesn’t give out the tables to use. But this might also be a way for them to maintain the speed of service and not have too many customers at the same time. The place has a nice vibe to it with its nice interior and furniture. Payments by cash, credit, digital payments possible.

+3

It was decent for lunch, don’t come for the spice if that’s what you are expecting. They do not make their food spicy.

+3

Worst Tex-Mex I've had in Tokyo so far. Not sure what is supposed to be Tex-Mex here, since the menu is kind of generic washoku other than the taco salad. Atmosphere is nice, though, and I'm sure it's otherwise a decent place to eat with friends or colleagues.

This place is a solid 4. It is not the most authentic, but it gets close. The food is well prepared and reasonably priced. The margaritas are excellent. The most disappointing course I sampled was one of the steaks which was not seasoned at all, but was pretty good with salt and pepper added.

It is very delicious steak. The master will give you a proper guide how to make the best garlic sauce for your meal.