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The items at Sinaloa are the same, and they even have a little hot dog cart off to the side, but it ain't anything like those yummy LA street dogs! Prices are also the same:
Tacos:
Asada, Al Pastor, Cabeza (*Their specialty), and Chorizo $1.50
Lengua and Tripas $2
Burritos, Tortas, and Quesadillas:
Asada, Al Pastor, Cabeza, and Chorizo $5.00
Lengua and Tripas $6.50
Mulitas: $4-6
According to the girl taking our order, their business hours are:
6pm-Midnight Monday-Thursday
6pm-1am Friday-Sunday
If you haven't been yet(of course you haven't! So far, only Me, Jade W., and Amanda M. have!) Sinaloa is one of the best street taco vendors in town, and they make fresh flour and corn tortillas on the spot....Can't get fresher than that!
Tacos are just as good as I remember, and get them TO GO....they'll pack it up nicely on a plate with radish, lime, and salsas for you...If you're in the area, they are not hard to find. They are just a few blocks up from Komex, and across the street from Thai Grill. Use cash if you got it, but they do take plastic. I would avoid that $1.00 credit card charge and get a bottle of sangria to go with your tacos instead...ALOHA!!!
***When the weather starts getting cooler, this will be the starting point for the "Street Taco Scramble Part 2!!!****
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