Manny's Mexi-kan Kitchen

Great place to eat! We really like that it doesn't have the typical local restaurant vibe. You know the 'hole in the wall, slightly dark, shifty worker' vibe. This was our first visit and we enjoyed it very much. The menu was a lot to take in, so many options and everything was described. We opted for some specials they were advertising. The puffy taco combo and the fish taco combo were great. We also took advantage of the $5 quesadilla Monday deal for the kids, a full sized burrito tortilla cut into wedges was fantastic for them, even had some leftovers. Wish I had taken pictures of the food, because it looked great! Next time!

I ordered a #1, as pictured here. The menu, as you can read, lists "choice of sides." The sides, also pictured here, lists guacamole. So I order, as my sides - rice, and guacamole. The rest of my party orders. We sit and after a few minutes the cashier comes to our table and asks, "did you want a six ounce?" "Of what?" I have to ask. Guacamole. "Instead of?" I ask. He's phrased it as if I am replacing some other amount of it. After I ask a few more times, he says, "Instead of a 2 ounce." "I guess if it's all the same, six ounces," I say. "That'll be another dollar fifty," he says. "Then the two ounce is fine," I say. The cashier returns to the kitchen. So I check my receipt, now wondering why there was any confusion. The cashier had already rung me up for a six a ounce cup of guacamole. When he brings the order, there's a two ounce cup, and a six ounce cup. When I ask about the confusion, he says that the number one only comes with one, singular side, and then that the guacamole wasn't a side. So. To recap. The sign lists sides (with an S - plural). Guacamole is listed as a side. He rung me up for an additional side because of that. But then asked what size my side cup of it would be, and asked if I wanted to upsize it after I ordered. What? Food was okay. But. What? (Also, the kitchen disregarded my "no lettuce" and my partner's "not tomato.")

Amazing! You get a massive amount of food for pretty cheap—this burrito, rice with refried beans, and a large drink was $10. Everything is made fresh so there’s a small wait, but it’s worth it! The inside is rather small, but it’s very clean and comfortable. The staff is welcoming, and they bring your food out to you which is extra nice. The make their own salsa and guac, too!

From San Antonio, TX do alot of traveling all over US and International. Saw this place the name alone got me interested to try it out and see. Was greated warmly as soon as I entered, the area was very clean and even the kitchen (counter view). I got the #2 puffy taco and street taco (corn tortilla). The puffy/chicken taco was full of chicken, had a good taste and not dry, which was impressed. it was actually good. The street taco was steak and that as well was very food. next time wil have my puffy taco with steak and chicken. The chips and queso was good, i mean its far much better than the other places, i can say it was good cheese. In all i was very impressed and it may not be a authentic mexican/taqueria. Thelese mexi-kan can make a good taco! The Salsa i was impressed, taste and freshness. Came here a 2nd time (Tue) and got steak (1 puffy and two street). Just as good as the one I got before.. They was alittle buy at drive-thru, they still great ppl coming in.