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A Mexican takeout kitchen specializing in Birria, the slow-braised meat stew traditionally from Jalisco that defines this operation's menu. · No website yet.
Quesabirria, corn tortillas filled with shredded Birria meat, cheese peppers, then crisped and served with the braising liquid for dipping, is the signature format here, alongside traditional Birria Tacos. The kitchen serves the growing community of diners seeking this specific preparation, which requires hours of braising beef or goat in a complex chile-based consomé. The Birria Tacos and quesabirria are the calling cards, offered in both formats from a counter-service model built entirely around this single, labour-intensive dish. · No website yet.
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