MEXICANOS - Mexican restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

Found a nice Mexican restaurant in D7 in Sky Garden. The place is cosy inside and outside. The staffs were super friendly and attentive. Food were tasty too, especially the beef and shrimp tacos.

Very yummy, much more affordable than some other Mexican places in HCM

We had a small eat-out here today, and it was a great find! The food was great, toned down to suit local tastes, so it was easy to enjoy. I found the place through Grab Dine Out deals and got a hefty promotion, even with a small increase in the dishes' prices. Overall, an awesome experience, definitely recommended!

Mexican food changed to local taste, not very authentic. The chicken nachos don’t have melted cheese, just sour cream, which makes the whole dish a bit dry. Beef Quesadillas, the minced beef are overwhelmed by cloves taste. Hope they can improve the taste.

Sagion has so many Mexican restaurants and taco stalls, so I was a little unsure about going out of our way to try this one, but I'm glad we did. We had a fantastic lunch! Taco tortillas were so much better than most others. The Margaritas (taste and strength) were perfect. Prices are fair, and they do not add any extra charges for service, vat, or credit cards. We tried the Taco Set with one each of pork carnitas, minced beef and chunky chicken. All were great, I probably liked the pork the best, but the ground beef had a very nice spice to it, as well. We also got the Flautas, which I would say are actually Taquitos, because they use corn tortillas (and Flautas are usually flour). They were topped with guacamole and a side of sour cream. Finally we got a Wet Burrito, which was massive! And the best part is they don't stuff it full of rice like a lot of other places do. The most important part of a great Mexican meal is the Margaritas. Mexicanos makes them perfectly. But they are a little bit small. I felt bad that the owner had to keep making me new ones, so finally I just ordered two at once haha. It would be better if they offered a bigger size, or even better yet, a pitcher. A few other things are missing here, which if added, would enhance this place even more. (1) Both of their salsas are very tasty, but they need a super hot one, maybe using habanero or ghost peppers, etc. (2) They don't offer a Chips and Salsa starter, which is a pretty essential part of a proper Mexican meal. She did say they could sell us some chips and pico de gallo, which would be OK, but for some reason they use flour for their nacho chips, so we passed. Their corn tortillas are good. I can't imagine any reason why anyone would choose to fry flour toritllas into nacho chips rather than corn tortillas. (3) Since you have corn tortillas anyway, why not serve Enchiladas? This is something really missing from the Mexican food scene in Saigon. Every place is doing tacos and burritos, but Enchiladas are a hard find. (4) Horchata! Well the owner said they've only been open for one year, so maybe more great things will come.