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I recommend visiting Olvera St Mexican Market. It’s on the corner of Alameda St and Cesar Chavez Ave and walking distance from Chinatown. There several delicious Mexican restaurants.
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Probably not a good idea to eat mexican food in Chinatown.
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I googled
The Best 10 Mexican Restaurants near Chinatown, Los Angeles, CA 90012
https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=mexican&find_loc=Chinatown%2C+Los+Angeles%2C+CA+90012
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@s1xxpy Thanks for that listing!
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You can get Mexican food anywhere. Do you want a really unique experience?
Check out Escala in K-Town. It's Korean-Colombian Fusion. Damn interesting!
www.escalaktown.com
I liked it a lot!
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8 Mexican restaurants in Olvera St. area!
3 more within 2 blocks. use Yelp.com
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Mexicali Taco & Co is pretty good, and a little more up Sunset there is Guisados.
I just drove by Sunset and there is a line at a street set-up, that has rotating spit. Must be good if there is a line right, lol.
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Heard they got great tacos at the *massage* parlors in chinatown
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Try Luna's in Victoria's Garden. If you are in Ont. Very good.
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I actually identify as non binary gender queer thank you very much
Pronouns are they/them
U fucking gook patriarch
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Good luck! It’s very hard to find Mexican restaurants in LA.
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^ margaritas in old town SD 👍
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Every region of Mexico has its own specialty. You could be there for months and always find something new and amazing to eat, GE.
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Go check out the Kalbi Taco truck off of 2nd and Alameda in Little Tokyo.
GT
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Avenue 26 tacos in Lincoln Heights. They also opened up a stand in the parking lot at Alameda and 4th in Little Tokyo.
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GE
Sounds like you need to make a run to Puerto Nuevo or Tijuana for a quick foodie experience. Tijuana has become a real food destination.
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El Merendero on Gary Ave in Pomona...my favorite place for bout 30 years now.
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Just go to Pasadena. Sheheldmeback showed me a terrific taco food truck by the Westin lol.
Authentic to perfection.
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El Tepeyac, already mentioned, is great. Many of my hispanic friends say it's their favorite.
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