Monday, November 8, 2021

Miami Tacos in Cordoba City are Seriously Delicious

(Update: October 2023 - Miami Tacos went out of business.)

We've been looking for seriously delicious tacos in Cordoba City for the last nine years. Unfortunately, the best we could hope for were the ones we made at home. So, whenever we found the hard shells from Old Paso at Walmart, Falabella (which is no longer in Cordoba), or international distributors like Almacen de Mario and Mercado Del Mundo, we made them. 

Before you ask, no, there aren't any Taco Bells or Chipotle's in Cordoba City or anywhere in Argentina as of 2021.

Luckily, we can now order from Miami Tacos whenever we need our fix of tasty street tacos. Admittedly, they're more American than Mexican. Their Tex-Mex menu items consist of soft and hard shelled tacos, burritos and quesadillas. They also have refried beans and chicken wings on their menu, but these last two items are listed as unavailable.
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina

You can look at their menu items and prices here.
 
Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
They offer ground beef and chicken tacos

Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
They also sell churros

Miami Tacos - Tex-Mex food in Cordoba, Argentina
Nachos with cheddar cheese
Honestly, they won me over with their name Miami Tacos because Miami, Florida, is my hometown. But I was a little nervous about ordering from them because I've ordered from Argentine-based restaurants that claimed to have delicious tacos and found myself disappointed by how Argentine their food was. But as soon as I bit into my food from Miami Tacos, the crunch of the taco shells took me back in time to the 1980s and early 1990s.

Even though Miami has a huge Cuban population, there were plenty of Taco Bells around. Granted, Taco Bell is classified as American fast food, but no one really cares about that detail in the States and it certainly didn't matter to me growing up. 

You see, one of my most cherished childhood memories was of my mom and I sitting at a Taco Bell restaurant and having some deep and personal conversations. Those days are long gone, but the taste of the tacos from Miami Tacos brought me back to those moments I will treasure in my heart forever.
I've ordered twice from Miami Tacos and I'm 100% sure that I'll be ordering from them in the near future. That's not to say that there aren't one or two other Mexican restaurants in Cordoba City (that I'm aware of). But in my humble opinion, Miami Tacos really takes the prize!

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