Chilangos - Kurunjang

A very cool little restaurant, some very clever decorations that gives you a bit of a Mexican feel, the burrito's are tasty and a generous size.

Lizzie’s first impression: my go to place for Mexican during lunch times <br/ <br/ Lizzie enjoyed: they have the yummiest fish tacos the fresh is tasty and fried perfectly. The espanadas are also really tasty as it’s not as heavy as the burrito. <br/ <br/ Lizzie did not enjoy: the burrito is delicious but can come across as dry sometimes as they put a lot of beans in it. <br/ <br/

Best takeaway Mexican I’ve had! I had a slow cooked beef burrito. The meat was real meat and not just mince, the tortilla was fresh and the fillings were delicious.

Chilangos was an expected delicious find after scoring a free burrito here via eat club.<br/ <br/ I had always stuck to Guzman y Gomez or mad max but didnt know about chilangos being a chain<br/ <br/ They have got burritos and tacos and a range of interesting drinks including the Mexican horchata.<br/ <br/ I had the spiced fish burrito. Large burrito with salsa onion corn black beans sour cream guacamole spicy sauce and delicious fish fingers.<br/ <br/ I ate the burrito in two servings due to its massive size and loved every morsel. The rice is well flavoured. The burrito wrap is fresh. And the spicy sauce is not too overpowering.<br/ <br/ Definitely a great find

Chilangos was absolutely PUMPIN when The Dear Luncher came across this Tex/Mex eatery on a Friday afternoon. A big line stretching out through most of the store, most tables taken as well. This was the first time visiting Chilangos and for some reason The Dear Luncher always gets nervous when eating at places that prepare the meal in an assembly-line fashion. Henry Ford’s methodology works really well for cars, but this may not always apply with food. A slow-cooked beef burrito bowl was requested and The Dear Luncher watched on  as the rice man did the rice, then the meat girl did the meat, and then the toppings person did the toppings etc. The amount of beef heaped onto the rice seemed very small, and The Dear Luncher requested more. This was provided at no extra cost, well done Chilangos. Spicy sauce was added as well.<br/ <br/ The slow cooked beef was LOVELY. The sauce had the effect of delivering tingles on the tongue and the whole concoction when mashed up together was quite pleasurable. About on a par with the burrito bowls you might get at a Guzman. The only downside was the sheet of paper at the bottom of the cardboard box the burrito “bowl” was served in. As this paper acquired moisture it started to split up with the food and this is not pleasant. In the end the paper was fished out and discarded. Apart from that – everything was satisfactory folks. Chilangos (Y).