Food in Tijuana

[Captain Solo]

What's the name?

Address?

[BrotherMouzone]

I went to 206 C it is a Korean all you can eat BBQ restaurant. Man it was amazing I just loved it. I highly recommend if you are in Tijuana to visit this restaurant, I am sure you will love it as me and my bros did. Also a lot of cute gals were in the restaurant when we went.

Yeah, this is the restaurant I've got marked down to check out on my next visit. Have heard mostly rave reviews. It's a new restaurant in the Zona Rio area right?

[SeaBeeJoe]

I went to 206 C it is a Korean all you can eat BBQ restaurant. Man it was amazing I just loved it. I highly recommend if you are in Tijuana to visit this restaurant, I am sure you will love it as me and my bros did. Also a lot of cute gals were in the restaurant when we went.

[Artisttyp]

Shangri- La must be somewhat new as I don't remember it from before. I use to eat at Palacio Royal and was decent. Had some friends that tried Chans and said it was great so you should still give it a try. Just be expected to pay more from what I remember it is a bit pricey. Also I'm still nervous to try some of the smaller Chinese places since I still remember the problem that they had a few years ago with lots of them using dog meat.

Chans is EXCELLENT.

[Phordphan]

Tropical's Senda needs a new menu. I don't mean a new chef. I mean literally a new menu with a ton of pictures. People like me tend to order what looks good in a picture when it comes to food we cannot figure out but want to try.

This is an interesting difference between Western and Asian cultures. Asian countries tend to put pix of food on the menus, Western countries tend to describe the food, no pix. In theory I like the picture idea. But in practice, in so many restaurants I've visited all over Asia, the pictures are very often faded or otherwise illegible. Okinawa was the worst. Every noodle shop had a machine outside where you put in money and selected what you wanted and pushed the button to receive a ticket. Every picture was so faded you had no idea if you were ordering noodles or a bowl of dog shit. And I can't read a lick of Japanese. It was always interesting to see what came out of the kitchen. Sometimes you hit the jackpot, sometimes you didn't.

[Artisttyp]

Vaccines required to eat out in Tijuana! Let the savages in San Diego run wild.

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[SeaBeeJoe]

A new menu with a pic of a big, plum, juicy, delicious pussy coming for Jackie.

Lolol, heya Capt how you been? I read about the stank in Colombia kinda puts me off for visiting there in Feb. Maybe I will try a different city. I did see this porn with this smoking hot Colombian beetch. I want to bang one like that. She was skinny and fake bolt on boobs but just how we like. https://es.pornhub.com/view_video.ph...h5eeeb73943a65#1.

[Captain Solo]

A new menu with a pic of a big, plum, juicy, delicious pussy coming for Jackie.

[Jackie888]

Tropical's Senda needs a new menu. I don't mean a new chef. I mean literally a new menu with a ton of pictures. People like me tend to order what looks good in a picture when it comes to food we cannot figure out but want to try.

[Member #4730]

In Tijuana? I can only find one in Ensenada. I have been looking for a decent KBBQ in Tijuana.

The one I went to was in Tijuana.

[Dickus Maximus]

I went to 260 Grados and a line was out the door. You have to wait in line until they have availability for the number of guests in your party. The all you can eat buffet is 260 peso per person, but we got a couple of soju drinks and dessert. Bill came to 975 peso and left a 200 peso tip. I recommend, but line can get quite long if during regular times like lunch and dinner.

In Tijuana? I can only find one in Ensenada. I have been looking for a decent KBBQ in Tijuana.

[LuvMexicanas]

I know, menudo is not for everyone. It's located in Centro just a block off Revolucion. It's pretty good. Not as good as Menuderia Jalisco but solid. Portion could be bigger.

[Member #4730]

I went to 260 Grados and a line was out the door. You have to wait in line until they have availability for the number of guests in your party. The all you can eat buffet is 260 peso per person, but we got a couple of soju drinks and dessert. Bill came to 975 peso and left a 200 peso tip. I recommend, but line can get quite long if during regular times like lunch and dinner.

[Sol12]

I went to Shangri-La Cuisine as I tried to find Chan's Cuisine for some Chinese in Tijuana and can say the food is great. We got the 700 peso 2 person meal and it was 4-5 dishes which included a bananas foster dessert with ice cream. It was so much food we got 2 meals out of it. I enjoyed their fried rice and fried shrimp. I'll be back on the future. Probably a few more restaurants I forgot to add to here. I'll try to do a better job with my Tijuana adventures.

Shangri- La must be somewhat new as I don't remember it from before. I use to eat at Palacio Royal and was decent. Had some friends that tried Chans and said it was great so you should still give it a try. Just be expected to pay more from what I remember it is a bit pricey. Also I'm still nervous to try some of the smaller Chinese places since I still remember the problem that they had a few years ago with lots of them using dog meat.

[BlackThought]

On Ninos at the West end of the alley. They cook a good menu with good ingredients in lard, very good for Tijuana. Their portions are about twice as big as those in the US, good for 2 people.

Last time I was in they did not have beers, so I had to buy a few from the stores nearby.

The closest to Pho is the Caldo de pollo or Rez at Al Capone next to Chicago, very good comfort meal for 70 pesos. Everyone who went there like that soup. Or you can go for the sopa de rez at the HK taco stand. That beef soup is thick and tasty. If you tip the server a few coins he will give you repeat refills, no charge.

I'll check out Al Capone next visit, not very concerned about portion size as I don't eat a lot.