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+ 1 for Monita, expect to pay a bit more than what you would in the U.S....if thats where you are coming from.

also bourbon street is on soi EKKAMAI, not soi Thong Lo.

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#1. LaMonita in the Mahutan? Plaza, next to the Ploenchit BTS Station.

#2. Tacos & Salsa at the end of Sukhumvit Soi 18.

Why go anywhere else?

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Ok well thanks to laceman's recommendation, I checked out bourbon st.'s tuesday mexican buffet yesterday and was impressed. For 320 ++ a person(i think..) you get a pretty good selection of enchiladas, quesadillas, rice, beans (veg and non veg) as well as some mini burritos (more like chimichangas) and other items i cant remember. But the best part was the expansive taco bar. They had about 6 different meat options, and just about every topping you could want. My only complaint with the tacos was that there hard shells were the mini-size, so it made it very difficult to fill the shell with the good stuff.

Decent dessert selection, my gf and i tried the apple pie, lemon tart, and brownie and enjoyed all three. I got there at 6 so things were still fresh and unpicked through because it starts at 5.

anyways, all in all a pretty good experience.

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Ok well thanks to laceman's recommendation, I checked out bourbon st.'s tuesday mexican buffet yesterday and was impressed. For 320 ++ a person(i think..) you get a pretty good selection of enchiladas, quesadillas, rice, beans (veg and non veg) as well as some mini burritos (more like chimichangas) and other items i cant remember. But the best part was the expansive taco bar. They had about 6 different meat options, and just about every topping you could want. My only complaint with the tacos was that there hard shells were the mini-size, so it made it very difficult to fill the shell with the good stuff.

Decent dessert selection, my gf and i tried the apple pie, lemon tart, and brownie and enjoyed all three. I got there at 6 so things were still fresh and unpicked through because it starts at 5.

anyways, all in all a pretty good experience.

Glad you enjoyed it. Get yourself over to LaMonita at Phloenchit BTS. Don't settle for anything less. They are the best in Bangkok.

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Ok well thanks to laceman's recommendation, I checked out bourbon st.'s tuesday mexican buffet yesterday and was impressed. For 320 ++ a person(i think..) you get a pretty good selection of enchiladas, quesadillas, rice, beans (veg and non veg) as well as some mini burritos (more like chimichangas) and other items i cant remember. But the best part was the expansive taco bar. They had about 6 different meat options, and just about every topping you could want. My only complaint with the tacos was that there hard shells were the mini-size, so it made it very difficult to fill the shell with the good stuff.

Decent dessert selection, my gf and i tried the apple pie, lemon tart, and brownie and enjoyed all three. I got there at 6 so things were still fresh and unpicked through because it starts at 5.

anyways, all in all a pretty good experience.

Next time just crunch up as many of the shells as you like on a plate and make a taco salad.

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I would also recommend La Monita at Ploenchit, and Sunrise Tacos.

In the past Sunrise Tacos wasn't that good, but I think that they have changed over the years by finally adding the ground beef and improving the overall taste of their menu...

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Is Tacos and Salsa still open? It used to be very good. The main problem, for me, was the new location at the end of a soi and odd hours. La Monita is where I eat frequently, but it is not cheap. Sunrise Tacos should change its name to Sunrise Burritos :) They make pretty good burritos. No place makes real Tex-Mex (even though many posters here who have no idea what Tex-Mex is will claim otherwise). And no place makes really good Mexican food at a decent price (all are overpriced). And not one makes beef fajitas that you can eat. I would welcome Taco Bell. No, TB is not really that good, but for the price it serves a niche and can get you over the Mexican food craving stage.

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