Bucking Burritos - Swansea

Visits the pop-up in Singleton Park. For some reason they use edamame instead of avocados to a fake guac that tastes strange. I do not recommend them, the flavors are not mexican. I want to give one star, but Happy Cow doesn't leave it.

We ordered both greedy Burritos at £11 each and a plate of Nachos. With Hindsight, we thought the employee who brought them to us laughed at us. The greedy Burritos were not greedy. They were quite small and quite free from filling except rice. I'm sure it was the same for the £9 versions. It was just that this should be a mixture of fillings. It seems that they use false advertisements about their Instagram as they showed generously filled Burritos with beans and corn and Slav. What we had was the taste, but there was very little of it. I would have felt a bit irritated if I had paid £7 for the Burrito, let alone £11. The nachos were beautiful and unique enough, the blend of sweet potato and vegan cheese works well. The tortilla chips were immiscible from the 50p bulk bags from the big supermarkets. Definitely the most embarrassing meal I had as a vegan. £30 and we were not even full or satisfied as we paid quite a lot to eat cheap carbs with a hint of what could have been a delicious meal. Updated by previous rating on 2021-08-10

Except in the lack of beans and other fillings in my burrito to supplement it Burrito packed large, but 95% rice £9 each! Excuse me in advance if you don't have the company in pop-up in Singleton Park, but if you are I feel you need to add more filling than just usually rice. A disappointment client who doesn't return.

I was disappointed with the lack of beans and other fillings in my burrito. The burrito was wrapped nicely, but it was mostly filled with rice. Priced at £9 each, this was not worth it. I apologize if you are not the company in the pop-up at Singleton Park, but if you are, I suggest adding more filling to the burritos. As a disappointed customer, I will not be returning.

I visited this restaurant while it was at the pop-up in Singleton Park. Instead of using avocados, they use edamame to make a fake guacamole, which tastes strange. I do not recommend this place as the flavors are not authentic Mexican. I would give them 1 star, but Happy Cow does not allow it.