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The menu focuses on preparations centered around fried corn, cueritos (crispy pork rinds), dorilocos (Doritos layered with sauce and toppings) tostiesquites (toasted tortilla chips dressed with lime and spices), dishes that sit outside the standard Taco-and-Burrito repertoire most Toronto Mexican spots default to. This is the food of Mexican street vendors and late-night corner stands, built for eating standing up or in a car bold seasoning and textural contrast as the organizing principle. The cueritos are the kitchen's anchor: fried pork skin served with hot sauce and lime, a snack that demands cold beer and returns you to the vendor cart it comes from. · No website yet.

Other newly registered Mexican kitchens nearby

1 monthDULZURA MEXICAN DESSERTSDowntownNo website — visit early
1 monthBENITO'S TAQUERIAWest Toronto
2 monthsLA CASA DE LA ABUELAWest TorontoNo website — visit early
3 monthsCHILAKILLERSDowntown

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