La Fiesta

I had intended to try the Kung Fu Wok upstairs, but was told to go to first floor. I ordered and ate Chinese food, but as I was waiting for the food, I saw the display menu on the table and felt I needed to try it. There were no prices, so I was a little thrown off by the bill. I know, in general, Mexican food is more expensive in Vietnam than a lot of other food, but each item was more than the Chinese food. On the bill, it said "steak taco," so I was a little worried and asked the waitress, but she said it's the burrito. I couldn't look at it until I got back home. This was a very pleasant surprise~ I will say, the take-out packaging is outstanding! The portions looked much bigger than the Chinese food I had. For the mac and cheese - it definitely was. *I had both items over the next two days, so I did not have them fresh. However, both tasted good. The Spicy BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger Mac (199K$7.85) was much larger than I expected. It might be hard to tell from my photos, but it was in a sizable container, and it had some weight to it. It could be just my personal taste. I thought it was great. Something I'd find at a nice diner in the US. The Mojo Steak & Eggs Burritos (239K/$9.40) ended up looking exactly like the menu photo, except only one hashbrown. Looking at the actual menu, it says I was supposed to get two, but they did give me some chips - if that's supposed to come with it or not. I thought they gave me some guacamole, but it was lime chili sauce... which is probably my favorite Vietnamese sauce. You do get two burritos, but if they were a smidgen bigger, that would have been great. The steak and eggs were good. The refried beans were something to be desired... It was just bean paste... and not great. I did get a little stomachache after eating half of one burrito, but it went away. I had the other half and the same thing. I did have to use the bathroom after the second one. However, it might have more to do with me eating it as the first thing in the morning. I ate the other burrito that night and had no stomachache. No service fee or VAT (I still spent quite a bit).

Imagine... You grow up eating and loving TexMex cuisine. You love it so much, you set up a resto to share it with the world. You personally curate the menu and train staff to cook. You watch over all aspects of it You take each customer comment and feedback seriously. How can food and service be anything but Five star? Try it and be amazed.

While we love the tastes of Vietnam, sometimes, you need a flavour change. This was the perfect piece of Mexico that we were craving. The decor, music, and the food…. The food authentic - delicious. Mango margaritas? Yes please.

Great and good for food and service excellent waiters and staff very accommodating and respectful for customer and guess