We tried the newly opened Mexican restaurant in Greenbelt 3 called Baja, last week.
The menu was a little steep, but that's pretty normal in that area.
Wonder why the place is empty on a Saturday night?
These tables outside look like they've been rained on then dried up... not very inviting.
If you plan to pay over a hundred pesos for an order of quesadillas, I think they should look more appetising than this.
The chili fries were okay, but I thought the ones from Brothers Burger was better.
Soft taco is okay, but i'm not used to wrapping it myself, I guess.
Chili burger was okay, but the Mexicali one is better. This one's a little on the salty side.
The nachos seem like the best of the bunch, but how can you go wrong with nachos anyway?
Bottom-line is, everything is just "okay." To the point that we may not need to come back anytime soon. Maybe in a couple of years... if it's still open. If I wanted to spend around Php400 for a meal, I don't want it to be just "okay." I'd settle for at least "good."
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that kinda looks semi-upscale. chili-burgers?? is that really mexican?? did they have burritos?? i was craving for mexican food when i was there.
August 26, 2009 at 7:19 AMi don't know about upscale, but they sure were pricey. they had burritos, but nobody was in the mood that time. hehe!
but we like Mexicali better, though. try it next time you're in town. there's another mexican restaurant we wanna try, i'll let you know what happens then. ^_^
August 26, 2009 at 11:42 AM
I love nachos!!
August 26, 2009 at 1:28 PMMexicali still is the best Mexican fast food chain EVER, at least from what I've tried. I haven't eaten at Tacobell though. It must be nice too, 'cause it's one of the reasons why Americans go fat! :P
August 26, 2009 at 3:40 PMtried their burritos a couple of hours ago (there was nowhere to go and eat, Glorietta closed so early because of typhoon)...serving is filling for its size but I should say, Mexicali's is still better
September 27, 2009 at 2:40 AM