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Carne Asada Burrito or Taco in Los Angeles
- m
- mexcellentfood Apr 28, 2012 11:19 PM
Why can't I find a good carne asada burrito or taco in LA? It seems like the only place that remotely compares to anything I've had in San Diego is Tijuana's Tacos in Pomona, CA. Beside that, it seems like every restaurant and taco truck in LA get their meat from the same place and looks like it's already been chewed a few times....Rambo's, King Taco, and on and on...LA is deprived. I've had Mexican food from all regions in Mexico and I think most of LA's restaurants are from Mexican people closer to Mexico City...FYI, the best Mexican food is Sonora style...at least for carne asada, frijoles, and aroz. So if anyone out there knows of a good Sonora style burrito or taco de carne asada, please let me know...anything else is a waste, or extra waist.
If you are downtown and just want good food then drop by http://mexicalitaco.com/ and give it a taste test. No burritos but their food is wonderful.
re: Servorg
How can I recommend Mexical Taco & Co if you are up so early and beat me to the punch?
re: Burger Boy
This morning would have been a tough one to beat me to the proverbial punch. I've been up since 1:45 AM for my bike ride and just got back from pancakes with eggs and bacon at John O'Groats on Pico. ;-D>
re: Servorg
One more idea. Are you familiar with Bandini's blog "The Great Taco Hunt?" If not you ought to peruse it. I note that he just wrote up a truck called "El Gallito" that parks in the Westwood area (at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Westwood Blvd.) and he praises their carne asada tacos: http://www.greattacohunt.com/ and he also reminds me to mention Guisados in East L.A. as well: http://www.guisados.co/
re: Servorg
Bandini is posting again!! The Great Taco Hunt is back! Great news.
re: Servorg
I've had Guisados...they dont even have carne asada!! It's a different style of meat and I thnk it's "al vapor" style...anyway, it was ok for what it was, but it wasn't carne asada.
I agree with the OP. Not a good Carne Asada Burrito in sight out here. Inevitably people will come in and say El Parian (I couldn't chew it! so tough) or Yuca's(too chi chi poo poo, decent if you live close) or Carnitas Michaocan (not bad, but not much better than king taco, very greasy too).
re: LuluTheMagnificent
I think you are being overly dramatic.
re: burntwater
I'm not.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
With a name like LuluTheMagnificent, drama should be your forte. ;)
re: bulavinaka
It is not rocket science. Carne asada is grilled steak. Most places use cheap chuck steak to keep the cost down which is why it is dry, a bit too acidic, and tough. Find a place that serves skirt, plate, or flap and your chances of getting better carne asada greatly increases.
And I thought Mexican food in general is supposed to be greasy.
re: A5 KOBE
God, carne asada is SO much better in Chicago.
I believe it's because it's generally skirt steak there which I believe is abdomen, right? It makes such a difference. It should be thinly sliced and pounded. It's so hard to find here in LA.
I commend Sprouts for having it on their shelves. I just wish more taquerias would follow suit.
re: A5 KOBE
No, it shouldn't be greasy if prepared correctly with quality ingredients. Trouble is, most Mexican restaurants in the US operate on a very low-cost model so the beef is usually terrible quality and gristly.
re: bulavinaka
@bulavinaka - Touche!
re: LuluTheMagnificent
To the Big Top! :)
Has anyone tried Taqueria Sanchez's carne asada? I normally don't get the asada there, but I remember the carne asada at their carneceria was some sort of flap meat.
re: bulavinaka
I always get the shrimp, the al pastor, and the carnitas tacos there. Three is enough to fill me up, especially with the chips included and the salsas.
re: bulavinaka
I find it good but not great. Their orange (habanero?) salsa, tho, makes anything good. I never find myself thinking of Sanchez as a destination. More like a quick, easy stop if we're by there.
re: bulavinaka
The carne asada at Sanchez is not the greatest, however, the Lomo (beef loin) is out of this world.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Try La Azteca Tortillaria on Caesar Chavez. Great handmade flour tortillas and corn tortillas that marry well with the foods they prepare.
If you are up for a drive to Hawaiian Gardens, Tacos San Pedro has wonderful carne asada. There is alos a location in Anaheim on Lincoln. The carne asada is the meat to get here. I especially like the flautas because they put the same carne asada meat in those as well. I have been to Tijuanas Tacos in Pomona and the carne asada is good but the salsa there is a bit too tangy for me.
re: ipsedixit
There's a Taqueria Jalisco in Bell, but I couldn't find any info about one in Huntington Park.
re: Peripatetic
You're absolutely right. Jalisco is in Bell, and it is very good.
The Huntington Park tacqueria I was think about was Zavala, which I guess is technically in either Southgate or Lynwood.
I like the carne asada taco at the Talpa in West LA. The meat is very flavorful and doesn't look pre-chewed.
Also, my regular taco haunt is Alberto's in Van Nuys. It's a San Diego chain with a few branches up here. The asada is pretty good and they are known for carne asada fries and the California burrito.
re: Jwsel
Yeah, Albertos are all over and by San Diego standards, it's average, which means by LA standards it's miraculous. I'd go there. If you're trying to get that San Diego taco shop taste, you'll go through too much disappointment wading through alllll the places that won't pass muster. At least Alberto's can hang, even if it's not the world's best and it doesn't take a lot of searching and headache.
Believe me when I first moved up here I looked long and hard for that San Diego taste and decided it just wasn't worth the trouble.
re: BrewNChow
The one post I trust...I think you are right BrewNChow. I don't know how many places I've been to that people have recommded that only turn out to be just as bad, or at least not up to SD standards. I live in Pasadena now, and they just opened an Alberto's by PCC. Suffice to say, I go there once in a while, but like you said...it's average for San Diego and top notch for LA. I happen to drive by the place in downtown that someone mentioned, Mexicali Taco. I'm curious, so I may try it. But I've been to Mexicali and had their tacos...not exactly the same. My bro lives out in that area and he says the same thing, no comparison to SD style. I guess I will just have to settle for once a month good taste when I visit the folks...sucks!
re: mexcellentfood
It does, but like you, I'm down there visiting my folks ever month or so and I definitely stop by my favorite shops (JVs, Nico's, Dos Brasas for breakfast) and get my fix.
When I moved to LA from SD I was all mad about the burritos being terrible, but once I gave up on burritos, I started to realize how much great food LA has. Trying all these different cuisines has changed the way I look at food completely. In San Diego, I basically ate burritos every day. Now, I eat great food from all over the globe every day, and still get my old burrito fix every month or so when I go back. It's not so bad.
re: mexcellentfood
What are you talking about? Alberto's carne asada is disastrous at best. It is like the Farmer Boys of Mexican cuisine.
re: A5 KOBE
I agree A5, these guys lost all credibility mentioning Alberto's.
re: A5 KOBE
I didn't say Alberto's was the best carne asada, but since the OP wants San Diego style asada (whatever that is) and didn't seem to like carne asada that consists of small pieces, Alberto's seemed like it fit the bill of what he wants. Not only is it a San Diego franchise, but the asada pieces are decent-sized and definitely do not look pre-chewed. (I will say that the meat in Talpa's carne asada taco definitely fits the bill.)
Having said that, I probably should have said the asada at the Alberto's in Van Nuys is decent. I can't speak for other branches, and I generally prefer the rolled tacos (a true guilty pleasure) and chorizo tacos at Alberto's. In the valley, I personally prefer the North Hollywood El Taco Llama's and Tacos La Fonda's carne asada, but they don't seem to fit the OP's description of what he wants since the meat is minced pretty small at both places.
I also should have added that my biggest problem with Alberto's is that the salsa roja absolutely sucks. The spicy salsa verde is decent, but I sometimes run by Rigo's at Woodman/Oxnard for salsa roja.
Interesting post. I went to school in SD and ate at/from most of the more pedestrian spots like Robertos, Albertos, Rojelios, etc. etc. and smaller taquerias like Don Juan in La Jolla usually more than once a week. My take was that the meat had little/no char, lots of pepper, was often "wet" or steamy (maybe from being chopped or sitting for a while). The burritos were good and maintained a beefy flavor since they would have only guac plus a bit of onion/cilantro inside. Granted, that was all intended as college drinking food and we certainly put those morsels to good use toward the end we envisioned. While it was good for what it was for, I don't miss Albertos.
In LA, we must have a thousand taquerias/other food spots serving asada. That may be a very low estimate. It's hard from where I sit to think you couldn't find something to fill the space nearly as well to what you've left behind. Some of my faves today are driven a lot by convenience and being on my route or close to home or work. Tacomiendo (though the asada can be a little dry sometimes this is such a winning spot it never fails for us overall), El Taurino (killer simple salsas here), Pinches (quality of the meat + the tangy roasted tomatillo salsa), La Taquiza (mostly for pastor but asada is great too and tortillas always amazing) and when it is right which is most of the time El Parian (I have had 1-2 more "off" times for the asada out of maybe every 15 visits, but this is a place where 80% of folks are eating birria, so what do you expect). I think you need to branch out some. I think its safe to say LA lacks very, very little when it comes to Mexican food - regional, street, whatever. Blogs (Bandini's is amazing, also Street Gourmet LA) and J Gold make finding this stuff even easier. You just have to get out and look. And eat.
So - I'm in SD once a month or so now for work - where are your go to spots and why? What is setting the asada apart for you?
re: CulverJack
i'm also curious as to what this "san diego taste" is. what distinguishes the asada there?
re: CulverJack
Check out Tacos El Gordo. This is pretty much the standard. You can see the reviews on Yelp. Once you've had these tacos, you will know what I'm talking about. There are others in the SD area, like Lolitas and Taco Salsa that are much better than LA standards, but those places are not "taco specialists". When/If you go to Tacos El Gordo, you have 3 guys who are chopping up meat, each guy is a specialist in his own right for asada, adobada, and tripas. I suggest you have all three, they are all fantastic. There are a few locations in SD, but I go to the one close to my house in National City, which is on 1940 Highland Avenue, National City, CA. There is another one off H Street and the I-5 in Chula Vista. I think most people who review Tacos El Gordo go to the one in Chula Vista. And believe me, I venture out for tacos quite often, so take it from a Mexican who knows his taco :)
re: mexcellentfood
Hmmm, Yelp. I'll leave that one be. It's the tacos I'm more interested it.
But thanks for passing on the spot. I'll go next time I'm in SD, probably in the next 3-4 weeks, and I'll report back. In the meantime, try a few of the other spots when you have the time. El Parian is worth it on many levels.
re: CulverJack
CulverJack, when in the San Diego area, also consider the carne asada at Rudy's Taco in Solana Beach (original location) or La Costa/Carlsbad:
I'm going to have to try Tacos El Gordo as suggested by "mexcellentfood" and JV's, Nico's. and Don Brasas as suggested by "BrewNChow."
re: mexcellentfood
when i read posts like this, it makes me think if you took a burrito from a decent place in los angeles, and served it at one of these places in san diego, no one would know the difference.
re: linus
I think plenty of people would know the difference, especially when they see cheese, lettuce, cream, rice, or anything else beside carne asada, guacamole, and maybe salsa. Maybe that's why the SD style is better to me, simpler. But also the tortillas are fresh. The places I go to, you can see the tortillas being hand made. Most of the good taco places in SD tend to be closer to the border, such as National City or Chula Vista...also San Ysidro. Casa de Oro is good, but it's more like La Parilla in LA. It's more mexican restaurant that serves authentic Mexican meals, not taco specialists. I've said it a few times already...but I will mention it again...TACOS EL GORDO! Best Tripa, Adobada, and Asada I've ever had...Anyone I've ever told about this place has agreed...and thank me for suggestion, not that I care, but it just backs-up my claim.
re: mexcellentfood
plenty of places in l.a. county serve burritos without that stuff in them. you still haven't described what you're looking for in carne asada.
re: Servorg
Servorg -- Have you found any difference between the original Tacos Por Favor (Olympic at 14th) and the new one (Olympic just west of Bundy)?
re: Servorg
And I think it's just east of Bundy (not west) afaik...(in that little one story mini mall with Good Stuff Burgers, etc. - I'm not sure which place it took over for)
re: Servorg
While we're on the subject . . . does anyone know whether the Tacos Por Favor just east of DTLA is related to the other two locations?
re: Peripatetic
Probably not since they don't list it on their website: http://www.tacosporfavor.net/ (although it's a bit confusing because the menu link on the Yelp review does go to the original TPF online site). Now I've got a headache!
re: Servorg
I stand corrected -- just east of Bundy. I get my directions mixed up ever since as a child I played with a US map puzzle that I had oriented south instead of north.
I've been to the new branch a couple of times and liked it just as much. Couldn't taste any difference in the tacos or hot sauce. Plusses are that parking is easier and they have an accessible soda dispenser, if I'm not confusing them with Good Stuff next door.
re: Servorg
I can say no this or that, but ultimately it's the meat that makes the difference.
re: linus
I wish I could tell you the style of meat in a good carne asada taco, but I don't know. I describe the places because that's the type of taco that I'm referring to. But, I'm not dismayed...I will try and get to all of these locations that people are mentioning. I've been to a few already, but when I find one that is worth recommending, I will post it. If you venture out to Pomona, try Tijuana's Tacos...someone mentioned the sauce was too tangy, but they don't come with sauce unless you add it on yourself from their little sauce bar. For me, that has been the best taco I've had in LA...probably squeezes into top 5 on my all time list. My top 3 are in Mexico, so I can't really recommend those for you all to try.
re: mexcellentfood
I have to Tijuana's and they actually grill it on a char broiler. It is a good carne asada flavored with basically salt and a touch of lime. Like I said before, hit up Tacos San Pedro in Anaheim or Hawaiian Gardens, it is the best I have found in SoCal. The flautas especially since it is the same carne asada they use. It is grilled a la plancha, and is a very good quality flap meat they is only seasoned with salt. I highly advise going there if you like Tijuana in Pomona.
I also suggest getting the menudo (weekends) and you will see that almost every table has an order or two.
re: A5 KOBE
Thanks! I will try and get down to Hawaiian Gardens. If I'm in the Anaheim area, I will try San Pedro. My first prospect will be Mexicali Taco Co. I'll try and get to that one by this weekend.
re: mexcellentfood
so you're asking for help finding something you can't describe? that makes it tougher than bad carne asada.
re: linus
I found a spot....Mexicali Taco Company on Figueroa is the spot. The meat was a tad bit dry, but I think they de-greased it, which makes it healthier...I like the way they serve it...just the tortilla and meat, and a little cup of beans...perfect! I wasnt expecting beans, but it's a nice touch. All the extras are on a side bar that you get yourself. I much prefer adding on myself than the cook doing it. This place is more to what I'm used to. As for describing how the meat should be...I think this following link describes it pretty wel (read streetgourmetla's postl: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/581082
re: mexcellentfood
Glad you found something worthy but from your posts you made it sound like SD is swirling with places likes this.
I lived there for 20 years and I can tell you that SD has just as much mediocre carne asada as we do up here.
The one place you mentioned Gordos as you said is a taco specialist and it looks great (can't wait to try it on my next SD visit) but for sure that is not the standard for SD.
The Berto chains ( Al, Rob 1,2,3,4,5,, Aldi, Humb and so on) are the standard for SD and they are mediocre at best.
re: burntwater
Yes," I found"...I had seen it before I posted and therefore before anyone replied. But not to get caught up in who found what...the good thing is that it exists. As for the -Ertos chains...those are not common in the South Bay. There are a few, yes...but most establishments are independently owned. I guess Tacos El Gordo does stand out, but I've seen other threads on here about LA asada...most people agree that SD taco shops have better quality meat. I'm not trying to favor one city over another...I just want good quality asada. Well, at least there are two places in LA I can go to now.
re: mexcellentfood
Who doesn't have better quality meat than LA? (I'm being serious.)
re: CulverJack
It's not the asada that does it, it's the whole package. There are just.... problems here in LA.
Rice in burritos. !?!?
Tortillas that don't have that rubbery chew to them.
California burritos are a rarity, and are mostly very weak
You can definitely get bad burritos in SD too but it's much easier to find a good burrito, one with the right ingredients mixed together the right way wrapped in the right way for the right price.
Each individual burrito I've had in LA has had SOME flaw. I'd have to have the exact burrito in front of me to tell you what's wrong with it, but there's pretty much always something wrong.
I mean carne asada IS almost the same everywhere. So what makes San Diego's burritos better? It's the whole package, not just the meat. Burritos are like San Diego's culinary masterpiece, it's the burrito capital of the world
re: BrewNChow
Thanks. I guess I've experienced a ton of burritos, in different styles based on the shop, and I can see virtues in most. I know if you ask someone from no cal, they wouldn't call it a burrito w/o rice, beans and sour cream. Thus the elusive (elusive here in LA, anyway) mission burrito. I've never liked the argument that often ensues based on that combo ("there are no mission burritos outside of SF") - sure there is, just not exactly the same, which you could say about each mission place versus the other. For getting something closer to an SD burrito, I like your point that the difference shouldn't be the meat. There are just 2 more freaking ingredients to nail then, and one is just a flour/water wrapper. Off the top of my head, try Tacomiendo with just asada and guac - maybe you already have. It may do it for you.
How about some of your faves in SD? I have El Gordo on my list now, thanks to mexcellentfood. Next time I'm in SD I'm going to hit a few places in the same day. I have a friend down there and we talked about doing this together soon - I now have the perfect excuse. I'm happy to replace any drunken standby's of his or mine with better spots. This will be a great day, I can feel it already.
When I get burritos, I don't prefer rice or beans in. All meat with guacamole is good for me, and any spot I've gone to here in LA will do it that way if you ask. Or if it is a soupier meat, like barbacoa or a stewy shredded beef, just all meat can be just the ticket for me.
I don't actually order burritos all that often (I'm an asada taco en tortilla de maiz man, I guess), but when I do, I prefer dos equis. Maybe it will be "the most interesting burrito in the world". South of Santa Barbara, anyway.
re: CulverJack
I basically just get a breakfast burrito at dos brasas, and I have them put fries, beans, bacon cheese and egg in it, or I go to JVs and get either a cali burrito made into a quesadilla instead of a burrito, or a surf'n'turf.
Taco Village in Montebello. They use good quality ranchera meat for their carne asada. Most carne asada available in Los Angeles is made with extremely poor quality beef
La Azteca Totillaria on Caesar Chavez does some good asada tacos and burros, cooked on a flat top but the way they season is good plus they hand make the flour and corn tortillas.
"get their meat from the same place and looks like it's already been chewed a few times...."
That phrase was totally (M)excellent! THank you! Made me laugh out loud for a long while.
Really enjoyed that, and I look forward to more of your posts.
Check out the nighttime vendor in front of Tacos El Compita.
Drive to Colorado Blvd in Eagle Rock, just west of Eagle Rock Blvd in front of the Comfort Inn after 8:30pm any weeknight (weekends too but the guy who runs the truck on weekends doesn't prepare the food the same way) and you'll see a rundown-looking truck parked there. That's Fred's truck. He's been serving up carne asada for over 30 years in the same truck and location and ONLY carne asada. It is the best carne asada I've ever had, and I've been eating there for almost 20 of those 30 years. Treat yourself to a carne asada quesadilla, and an all-meat burrito with (only) salsa and cheese. EVERYONE I've taken there has become addicted. On my 39th b-day, my friend and I had the quesadilla and burrito, and then drove to Providence for the dessert tasting menu afterwards... THAT is how good the carne asada is. Now stop reading this post and GO!!! Enjoy!!
re: mrshankly
I will have to try that. Thanks!
re: mrshankly
Is this truck called Freds? http://www.yelp.com/biz/freds-taco-tr...
re: Barbara Ladden
"There is a place in East L. A. that has the biggest burrito's I've ever heard of..."
El Tepeyac
re: Servorg
I don't believe that you'll find Carne Asada there.
re: EarlyBird
I think Tijuana's Tacos in Pomona is the best I've had in LA (and a second might be Mexicali Taco Company). I have not ventured on the west side...I'm not willing to make that commute from Pasadena for some tacos...if I find myself out there, I will try Taco Miendo. Some people mentioned big burritos...but who wants to pay for something they cant finish and doesnt taste good to begin with? I'm going to SD this weekend...so hopefully squeeze in some good asada.
re: Moose
I mentioned Tacomiendo in my post - not sure its skirt, I think flank. It's my go to spot all in all, for many reasons. But I wouldn't say its the highest quality meat. Pinche's is a bit thicker/chunkier and moister, for example. But that's just two in my circle of spots within a couple of miles of home. I love 'em both.
re: CulverJack
I'm with Culver Jack.
I love TacoMiendo... great Carnitas taco. But nobody in this town is really doing carne asada justice as far as skirt steak. Got to get back to Chi-Town.
TacoMiendo has a GREAT albondigas. Highly recommended. One of the best broths I've had of any soup in all of LA. Well balanced, flavorful, outstanding.
re: mikeinla10
Most places use plate or flap or even top sirloin because of cost. Also, making carne asada from skirt is essentially a waste of money as flap has the same nutty flavor but is less tender thus cutting it up for tacos.
I mean, if you really want skirt just go to Border Grill and get the skirt steak and pay about $25. There is a reason why places are not using skirt steak because it is just too good of a piece of meat for a taco.
re: A5 KOBE
I just had Pinche's for lunch today and it was really pretty great. Thick chunks of meat and great juicy, beefy flavor. Great tortillas, pillowy and a good contrast to the meat. I don't know that they are using skirt, but it is definitely tender and thick, and it could well be. Or a thicker form of flank, at least, that would approach skirt. It really doesn't matter what it's called - it's good. Agree, BTW, on using expensive cuts for tacos - doesn't make a ton of sense overall given how well the other cuts work with the accompaniments. It's a package, dadburnit.
I go to the one in CC (naturally, yo!) - I recommend the folks that care enough to keep reading this thread give it a try.
re: CulverJack
What about El Gallo Giro? They have several locations. There's Isaac's in Wilmington and way out in Fontana there is Viva Villa.
I finally made it to Tacos El Gordo on the rec from the OP. The CHOW team moved it to the SD board, you can find it here -
Short version - asada was good, but flaky and very salty. I think many places in our fair city compare very well (Tacomiendo, Pinche's, El Parian - all of my faves here in LA), particularly if what you care about is beefy flavor and the whole package (tortilla, salsas, other extras).
The post is prob worth a read, and was definitely aimed at the LA taco fans and not those from SD.
I'm interested in hearing from the OP as he expands beyond Mexicali Co. which is definitely good but just one of many.
re: CulverJack
So you went down to San Diego and ordered the same thing you'd get in LA at the places you're used to going?
That's a recipe for disaster, going somewhere else and getting what you get back home to see how it compares. Even if it is as good, there's an undeniable phenomenon that it's always "better" at the places you're used to. You're probably used to those place because they make what you order well.
Next time you go to San Diego, get what San Diego does best, get a surf'n'turf or Cali burrito. We're a burrito town.
You want tacos? Go to TJ or LA. SD is burrito land. I'm not saying we don't have good tacos down there but it's not the star of the show.
re: BrewNChow
The OP specifically compares LA tacos to SD tacos and claims SD tacos are superior, so I'm not sure why you're bashing CulverJack for testing the OP's hypothesis.
I mean look at this post by the OP:
"Check out Tacos El Gordo. This is pretty much the standard. You can see the reviews on Yelp. Once you've had these tacos, you will know what I'm talking about. There are others in the SD area, like Lolitas and Taco Salsa that are much better than LA standards, but those places are not "taco specialists". When/If you go to Tacos El Gordo, you have 3 guys who are chopping up meat, each guy is a specialist in his own right for asada, adobada, and tripas. I suggest you have all three, they are all fantastic. There are a few locations in SD, but I go to the one close to my house in National City, which is on 1940 Highland Avenue, National City, CA. There is another one off H Street and the I-5 in Chula Vista. I think most people who review Tacos El Gordo go to the one in Chula Vista. And believe me, I venture out for tacos quite often, so take it from a Mexican who knows his taco :)"
All he talks about is tacos, not a single mention of burrito.
re: ns1
Yep, ns1 is spot on, the point here was tacos per the rec by the op. I don't recall if El Gordo even had burritos. I saw the recs and references to Cali burritos (brace yourselves, purists!), which have FRENCH FRIES in them. I'll probably get to it someday just to see, but I prefer tacos. I get the concept of fries & meat & grease - if you haven't had Dino's Chicken just near downtown LA, you should. It's quite a dish, just plan on a siesta after.
I don't think I was too biased by place, I've had killer tacos in Santa Barbara, Sonoma, and at countless spots and trucks in LA. I'm interested in how others find El Gordo, and how the OP finds all the recs he's had on this thread. We love tacos here in LA, for good reason.
re: CulverJack
french fries in a burrito?
okay, I guess us LA and SD heads will have to agree to disagree.
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I actually hate carne asada fries, but I've only had them in LA and OC so I'll give it a shot once in SD.
Carne asada fries offer NOTHING over carne asada nachos
re: ns1
> french fries in a burrito?
We've gone one further with the "Spuderito" at Bobby's Place (formerly Rick's Drive-In). French fries and _no_ meat. I tried it once and never felt compelled to try it again.
I do like their gringo tacos, though. Ground beef, of course. No carne asada in sight.
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And let us now overlook (although my post about it sank like a rock in the deepest part of the ocean) the "Baprito" http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/853305
re: Servorg
Yes, let us now overlook that. And never, ever look back ;)
re: BrewNChow
If I'd actually typed the t on the end of no to get the intended "not" instead of making it into "now" things would have been less entertaining for you (or if you'd be so kind and just swap "overlook" for "look over" all will be right with the world of getting the meaning of my post in order).
And the more important issue (by a mile) at hand is the actual "baprito" itself. Looks damn good in the photo and if I ever see the actual truck I'm slamming on the brakes and getting one of the damn things and seeing if it lives up to its looks...
re: Servorg
I'm just teasing you (and the baprito)
I'm sure it tastes good, but the native San Diegan in me finds that monstrous bastardization of our national food ghastlier than a thousand ghouls.
re: BrewNChow
I am so unstuck on "authentic" that I fear I've come unglued. Without the wild and wooly "food adventurers" such as the one's seen on such shows as Diners Drive In's and Dives this would be a much less interesting world...
re: Servorg
is that...a california burrito spring roll?
re: Servorg
> my post about it sank like a rock
I find starting threads on weekends can be a losing proposition.
In any case, thanks for the report! I'm not sure about the baprito, but there's room for a really good purveyor of kimbap in this town. School Food Blooming Roll isn't it. (http://www.yelp.com/biz/school-food-b...)
re: ns1
I tried the California burrito at Alberto's in Van Nuys. It's basically meat and french fries in a tortilla. I get the idea and it was tasty -- and let's be honest, french fries aren't much worse healthwise than refried beans and rice --but it's not really my thing. The owner also does a California quesadilla, which layers fries in between the tortillas, and their biggest selling item are the asada fries.
re: ns1
I'm definitely not bashing anyone, maybe the tone was misinterpreted since I'm typing and not speaking.
I kind of forgot what the OP said since the thread has tangents talking about SD vs LA mexican food and it was made a long time ago, so sorry if I was off topic, I definitely remember talking about burritos upthread somewhere. The title of the thread says burrito.
Also, to the naysayers, fries in burritos are HEAVENLY.
re: BrewNChow
A bit off topic but I especially love french fries in my breakfast burrito instead of hashbrowns or homefries.
re: A5 KOBE
Me too. I go for bacon, beans, fries, egg and cheese in mine.
re: BrewNChow
Tater tots!
Not carne asada but the best burrito I've ever had was a chili con carne with cheese burrito from Tito's tacos in culver city, CA. too far away from me, but I have been trying to find the equivalent in ventura county or the san fernando valley.
Eduardo's in Westwood (Santa Monica Blvd. and Westwood Blvd.) has very good quality steak and chicken which they grill.
I find it interesting that this bumped up thread from just two years is probably the first mention of a California burrito. Now they're freaking everywhere. I also suspect that the lightning use of the word "Cali" has come from the "Cali Burrito."
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|Sat, 01-16-2010 - 3:23pm
I noticed recently that many of my pen friends from around the world doesn't know a lot about Egypt and the Arab countries and I wanted to start a discussion on this matter and to clarify any misconceptions you have, and I ask to speak frankly
|Mon, 01-18-2010 - 6:09pm
you're right i should start at first
Egypt is the most wonderful country in the world and this is not an exaggeration because the magnificent scenery isn't only extravaganza, but the long history , traditions and ethics that any human proud of it. Egypt means the best people and the beautiful culture Religion of Islam or Christianity doesn't call for terrorism as some might. and that is what I try to spread among all the States . so any one have any question please tell me
|Thu, 01-28-2010 - 2:38am
Hi Rooka,
Let's start with the food in Egypt. What are the food specialities in Egyt? What do you typically eat at home on a day-to-day basis, and what are the foods that one has for special occasions? Are there foods that you only eat during the Holidays such as Eid? What about desserts?
|Thu, 01-28-2010 - 11:06am
In Egypt a lot of delicious foods , such as "Molokhya","koshare" they're very delicious popular dish, "Mahshe" this is my favorite dish , "fata" this dish we cook in Eid Eladha 'Festival of the Muslims' it consists of Some pieces of meat, rice and special sauce , in Eid Elfter we eat cup cakes and fish , in sham Elnsem "Spring Festival" eat fesekh "salt fish" in fact we've alot of festivals so i can't remember all of them now .
about desserts there're "Basbousa and pastry, dumplings "
Note "all this food is very creamy and contain a lot of calories " but we love it
sorry I don't know the meaning of some Arabic words in English
|Thu, 01-28-2010 - 8:17pm
I will have to look these up, Rooka, and see if I can find recipes. Unfortunately, we don't have an Egyptian restaurant here though there are several Middle Eastern ones.
You wrote that you have several pen friends. How long have you been corresponding with them and where are they from?
From which part of Egypt are you from?
|Fri, 01-29-2010 - 6:07am
Hi cl-libelulle
First I'm from Cairo "the capital" , my friends from America and Paris ,I've been corresponding with them since one month.
If you want come to Egypt I'll accompanied you to try this foods in original restaurants.
Now where are you from ?, Do you've pen friends ?
Edited 1/31/2010 12:08 am ET by rooka2010
|Mon, 02-01-2010 - 12:50am
Hi Rooka,
No, I don't have pen friends. I am very bad at corresponding! How did you find your pen friends?
I live in South-East Asia - in Indonesia. Like you, I live in the capital.
Thank you so much for your offer. One day I would love to go to Egypt, but I really don't know when that will be possible.
So what do you do in Cairo? Are you still studying or are you already working? Please join us in our other conversations, too!
|Thu, 02-04-2010 - 12:52am
Hi cl-libelulle
I'm still studying " tourism studies " and work in the summer in tourism companies so I deal with a lot of people and make friends , What about you ? How come you bad at corresponding ? we already are corresponding and I consider you my friend now , what's your opinion ? .
For joining you in your other conversations ,I really try to do but I haven't much time , , I'll try because it's very useful for me .
So you are from Jakarta , it's beautiful country , but I don't know a lot about it please tell me more about you and your country .
|Fri, 02-05-2010 - 7:25am
Hi Rooka,
I am consulting for a newspaper right now.
Well, in the time before the internet and when we had to correspond by letters, I would always "forget" to go to the post office. It's still like that! Email and the internet has made it easier, though sometimes it takes me some time to respond depending on what's going on in my life.
About my country... let see. It's situated in South-East Asia, it's nearest neighbours are Malaysia, Brunei (we share borders with both on the island of Kalimantan/Celebes), Singapore, Papua New Guinea. Australian is a bit further off. It's an archipelago spanning about 5,000 km from west to east. We're within the Ring of Fire, so we have many volcanoes and earthquakes. The devastating tsunami of 2004 originated in Indonesia, and the area most affected by the tsunami was the North Sumatran province of Aceh, with 140,000 deaths. We're just below the equator for the most part, though some cities sit right on the equator. The temperature is tropical, and we only have two seasons - the wet season (it just stopped raining right now) and the dry season. Average temperature year round is about 32C/90F.
Because of natural barriers - the sea, the mountains and volcanoes - we have hundreds of ethnic groups as well as languages and cultures (including customs, traditional outfits, legends, etc). There are physical differences between the peoples, sometimes subtle and sometimes very apparent. The country is culturally very rich. Indonesia is the nation with the largest Muslim population in the world since around 90% of the population is Muslim. The majority are moderate, tolerant and modern Muslims though there are a few crazy extremists. The country is not officially Muslim, though, and it recognizes other religions (which means that we celebrate everything from Eid, to Easter to Buddha's birthday to Chinese New Year).
There it is, in a nutshell!
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Valentino Rossi took his 80th premier class win with a dominant performance at Assen today onboard the factory Yamaha.
The victory marks Rossi's first win since the Malaysian grand prix in 2010.
Starting from the second row, Rossi moved up to third at the end of the first lap with a hard move on German Stefan Bradl at the final chicane. On lap...
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Aug 11
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Bootlegger says:
As anticipated a Rossi win.Hats off to him. Perfect race.Kudo's to George and Cal and Yamaha.
May 13
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WillRTW says:
some of the purests say... but that was sport at the very highest level combined with some of the best drama and theatre in any form of medium.
Mar 13
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AussieInSUI says:
Just a sport ? You had better change your forum name faster than VW axed the Beetle...
Jul 12
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wosihound says:
You Aussie pricks just can't get over the fact your boyfriend shagged your butthole raw, wiped his cock round your lips..and fucked off home to play Daddy instead of competing like a man.
The emptiness and hurt shows you up for the crying little rentboys you are.
Fans?..hold your heads in shame as you trudge off back to Boonieland, bottom of the racing pile..slow as fuck with absolutely no idea how to put it right.
Just joking!!!!!!! with you 10000000000 procent !!!!!!!!!!
Aug 02
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cheekymonkey says:
you really are a most miserable sod.
Must have hit the mark to get a reaction like that ! The reverse of what you said is superb !!! Good on you Wosi!!!!
Wosi? I think you are the best insulter (if that's a word) in this forum! LONG LIVE THE WOSI !!!!
Take your time Wosi. I want something truly mega insulting in responce...... stir the pot mate !!!
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New Year, New You?
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By Sarah Shroyer
Has this ever happened to you? "I vow to run 10 miles every single day!" You start out strong and run at least a few miles maybe once or twice a week. But by the weekend you are on the couch eating potato chips and watching a re-run of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
Although I have never vowed to run 10 miles each day, I have made many resolutions throughout the years. Some were successful, while others failed miserably.
Regarding failed resolutions, a couple of years ago my younger sister made a resolution that unfortunately failed within the first week. "I promise to not be rude to my sisters!" was her one-week resolution.
That first week I made a comment to her that she took offensively. She initially started to yell but quickly stopped and dropped the matter. I really liked this "new" sister. Unfortunately, she was back to her old self the following week.
Clearly, my sister and I do not have a good record with resolutions. However, last year one of my resolutions actually stuck. I decided to stress out less in the upcoming year. Shockingly, 48 hours later I was still going strong. A couple of months later I realized, "Wow! I'm not as stressed anymore!"
After my multiple failures with other resolutions, I finally succeeded, but how did I succeed? I really did not do anything out of the ordinary, no extended Florida vacation, no spa trip, no quiet music or a daily four-hour nap. My resolution came true because I wrote it down.
Yes, it's quite cliché but writing down a goal actually helps you achieve it. When you write down a goal you can read it when you feel as if you want to give up and it can give you encouragement. Writing goals in a planner, or even typing them on your phone can serve to motivate and remind you.
According to a study conducted by the Dominican University of California, a group of participants that wrote down their goals "accomplished significantly more than those who did not write their goals."
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Although it's almost a month into the new year it is not too late for your resolutions to come true. I suggest telling a friend about your resolution, writing it down, or both! With the right motivation and perseverance 11 months down the road you could find your goal was a success.


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