11/06/2026
The last sear happens at your table, not in the kitchen.
Our Rib Eye taquiza comes out on a wooden board with every condiment laid out. The server shows you the cut, finishes it with a torch right in front of you, then slices it and drops it into a hot skillet. You hear it before you taste it.
This is how taquizas work in México — the meat arrives at the table and the table does the rest. Everyone builds their own, at their own pace, for as long as the board lasts.
Planning something? The taquiza format is built for groups — ask us about catering.
AAA Canadian beef, half or full ration. 722 Nelson St.