Takos Koreanos

Delicious! Our new go to spot for Korean and Mexican. The amount of food you get is perfect and it is so so good and different from the same ole same. The staff is very friendly and helpful in deciding what to order. Stopped in again for some delicious food. Staff was very nice and served us even with a short while left until close. Greatly appreciated since we had company from out of town that also thought the food was great.

This place was recommended to me through yelp. I thought I would give this place a try because I love Korean/Mexican fusions. My first reaction of coming to this restaurant was the interior design is not modern. I ordered food and ordered the Elote, kimchi fries, "Korean" (pulled chicken?) tacos and a galbi burrito with kimchi fried rice and Korean chili paste. Everything was delicious except the elote. I thought the elote was too creamy and didn't taste as good as it could be. Then again, I'm originally from California so I expected a lot! The servers were great! Super attentive and knowledgeable when it comes to combining/pairing food with different sauces! Gave it a 4/5 because of the interior design and the disappointing elotes

If you’re looking for something new or enjoy Korean-Mex tacos/burritos (or haven’t tried korean-Mex), you must try this place out! The food is fresh and delicious, and the restaurant is very clean. The servers are polite and knowledgeable about the restaurant and menu. The parking might be a bit tight on a busy night. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend this place.

Wow, this place was amazing! At first my wife and I were weirded out by the fusion, but it is a GREAT match. If you enjoy sweet/savory, you’ll love this menu. We started with the Elote (Mexican street corn). The fusion was a sweet spicy mayo, and the classic Mexican street corn. I ordered tacos, barbakorea (lol), beef, spicy pork and sweet chipotle shrimp. They were all great! My wife had the sliced ribeye burrito. We were pleasantly surprised. I highly recommend this place, it’s hella dope!

It seems like a gimmick, but it's one that works. Mexican "street tacos" crossed with Korean food. I've been there twice now, and it's so delicious. This seems an unrecognized jem-the place should be packed, but never is. Great service, nice atmosphere. Get there before it becomes popular or God forbid, closes.

I have always thought that Korean and Mexican food would go well together and I was happily proven right! This place was amazing! Super attentive/sweet servers in a clean and modern atmosphere. I had the bulgogi quesdilla (can't remember official name of the dish) and it was such a great flavor combination. It even came with fried rice and potato salad! I will definitely be back.

Meh.... It was okay and I won't be going back. The restaurant space is quite large and airy. Not packed in as is the style of so many venues recently. The decor is quite odd and inconsistent with the name and food offerings (my uneducated opinion). Very large wagon wheel lights combined with numerous framed posters with odd phrases or images. Oh and how I can forget the small action figures on high shelving at the front of the space. Not a date night spot that is for sure. Onto the food... it was just okay. Not elevated by any means. Not really fusion either that I could tell or certainly appreciate. The menu is primarily composed of variations of tacos and burritos. Didn't try any appetizers but in hind sight they seemed more appealing and reflective of the intended them. Should've tried a few of them. I had the quesadilla. Like I said before, meh.