The food & selection (4/5): It's my second visit at Wilbur. They offer very wide selection of food, including sweet corn, chips with cheese dips, tacos, quesadillas, burritos etc. I like their tacos the best. There are three types of tortilla chips: flour tortilla, corn tortilla and crispy corn tortilla. Depending on which taco you order, by default you'll get the type as listed on the menu. But this time I just found out you could simply ask for the tortilla you want without following their recommendation. I'll certainly do so next time since I like their crispy corn tortilla the best. Their taco comes with tortilla chips too but the taco portions themselves aren't so big. But also because of that you'll get to try more things. They also have a salsa station which you can just grab your favourite salsa as much as you want. It's perfect for the chips you get from your taco order.
-Chips and Queso Fundido (4/5): These corn tortilla chips with cheese dip are so delicious. The dip is a little spicy and it's so addicting!! They give a generous amount of dip, so you don't need to worry about running out and having to eat just the chips by themselves. This is good for sharing between 2-3 people.
-Chicken Tinga with guacamole and cotija on Crispy Corn Tortilla (4/5): Chicken was nicely seasoned and worked quite well with guacamole. As I mentioned, the hard shell tortilla made things even better!
-Carne Asada with pico de gallo, crispy onions and queso fundido on Flour Tortilla (4/5): This beef taco was not bad either. The added crunchiness from the crispy onions was a nice touch.
-Bulgogi with cabbage, Sriracha, pear and sesame seeds on Flour Tortilla (4.5/5): I love the Asian fusion. The Bulgogi was really flavorful but the toppings certainly balanced it out. This one was certainly my favourite, but next time I'll try it with the crispy corn tortilla.
-Baja fish (beer battered mahi-mahi) with cabbage, pico de gallo and chipotle crema on Corn Tortilla (3/5): Not sure if it's because I ate this one after the Bulgogi so it made it really bland. The fish wasn't as crispy as I would want it either.
Cost (4/5): Around $4 for a taco, so it's certainly affordable.
Service (4/5): It's semi-self-serve. You order at the front which they'll give you a number and they'll bring you the food when it's ready. For water, condiments, salsa, etc., you'll get them yourself at the station near the back of the restaurant.
Ambience (4/5): The interior is nice and spacious, and wasn't too loud. The place is always popular though so seats are quite demanding. Expect to have to wait for a bit sometimes, both for ordering and finding a place to sit. However, since it's sort of like a fast food place people generally come and go really fast.