Lacto
Fast food
Take-out
Mexican
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Tokyo chain of build-your-own Mexican food bar. Offers burritos, burrito bowls, tacos, and salads. This one is in a quiet section of Roppongi next to Roppongi Hills. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
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Piramide Building, 1F, 6-6-9 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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11 Reviews
First Review by VickyMan
AbbyKuo
Points +552
Vegan option yum! - Edit
The vegan option comes with guacamole! Only add guacamole when you need double!
Read morePros: Vegan add-ons clearly labeled
Cons: Expensive
Guest
HannahMurdock
Points +35
Giant and delicious burritos - Edit
Others have said the quantities are small here, but they seem pretty standard or even bigger than other burrito places. Also it was delicious! Bigger and better than Chipotle for example.
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kaus19
Points +942
Decent Mexican food - Edit
Clearly labelled vegan options. You can choose from Burrito, Tacos, Salad and Bowl. Customizable according to your liking.
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ebunnybee
Points +142
Not bad - Edit
The size is small and price is high to be honest, and it tastes fine. I prefer other burrito chains around Tokyo area.
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Keito26
Points +366
Overpriced - Edit
The burritos here are on the smaller side, a regular going for 1100yen (a set with chips brings it to 1400yen). Even though they gave a truly impressive amount of quac — two whole ice cream scoops worth — it’s still not worth the cost. I wouldn’t go again unless desperate. Better to visit a nicer restaurant in the area if you are paying that much for food.
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hpgryffy
Points +86
Good after a night out - Edit
Exactly what it’s advertising - burritos and related products. After a night out, I wanted something less healthy than Japanese fare (at least in my mind) and this was the perfect choice. A good size burrito, filled with some beans, rice, guacamole (3 scoops), salsa, lettuce, cheese, and sour cream. Really hit the spot. Unfortunately since so much of that is cold, the burrito overall was cold, but can’t be helped when you’re literally eating a cup of guac. It’s going to make anything else cold, especially as it goes down the line and toppings are added.
Read morePros: Clearly labeled vegetarian options, All English menu
Cons: Gets busy, so the making can take awhile
Guest
Zorori
Points +20
Nice, but too expensive - Edit
This is one of the few Mexican places in Roppongi and you'll find yourself going just for the change.
Read moreWhilst the food is nice, it's simply far too expensive. A regular burrito is 1000Y and will leave you hungry, so the grande is what you'll need but it costs 1600Y. Elsewhere in Roppongi you would get a starter or side and drink for that price -- not here. You can eat all you want from the excellent Brazilian buffet around the corner for less!
As a veggie you'll have the usual options: rice, beans, salad, guacamole, salsa, cheese. Nothing too unusual!
Pros: Mexican food!, Good food
Cons: Price, Small portions
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Sahy
Points +30
Meagre portions, Expensive - Edit
Not very impressed with this place. I got a veggie burrito, no cheese or sour cream. The portions were really small, at least of the beans and rice. I kept waiting for the guy to add more, but realized one tiny scoop each of rice and beans was all I was going to get. So i had to order the big size, which got me TWO measly scoops of these items. The guy did add three big scoops of guacamole, though. Everything was pretty cold (the ingredients were laid out in a salad bar) and taste wasn't great enough to warrant paying ¥1600. There appear to be several other veg-friendly places in the area. If I could do it over, I would go to one of those, instead.
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Sgtravel
Points +13
Mexican food - Edit
It was a welcoming change to have some Mexican food after traveling in Japan for a few weeks however was not impressed. I ordered the quesadilla and it was simply a very thin tortilla with about 2 cup fulls of cheddar cheese. It was very greasy.
Read morePros: easy to find
Guest
Seeayesix
Points +111
Nice Mexican fastfood - Edit
A nice place if you want a change of diet. Very much like a burrito anywhere, maybe it could've been warmer. I ordered the 'Grande' with chips and that was filling enough. No problems ordering in English and it's made on the go so you get the food directly.
Read morePros: Good vegetarian option, pretty sure you can order
Cons: Nachos was a bit dull, the salsa was as well (but
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VickyMan
Points +176
Nice - Edit
They serve burritos, tacos, salads etc. I ordered a veg burrito but was a bit disappointed as the ingredients were too cold for me, guacamole had small pieces of onions, salsa was mainly fresh but chunks of raw tomatoes (i hate raw onions and tomatoes in my food, but if you dont have a problem with this, then you should be fine).
Read moreI ordered guacamole with chips too. the chips/nachos were yummy.
They have meat stuff too (beef).. their serving style is like subway, so you can see what they put and tell them how much or how little of a particular ingredient you like. Its very good for veg people as they can see what goes in their food and the staff are very hygienic (will change gloves etc)
Their condiments and sauces are very yummy (red pepper sauce).
They have a nice outdoor seating arrangement surrounded by other restaurants/bars too
Restaurant is pronounced as "Fri-ho-lay".
Staff speak good English and are quite westernised and friendly.
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