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    King Taco

    2.8 (619 reviews)
    ModerateMexican
    Closed 9:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    The burrito that we asked for with beans and rice. Here is your proof Rosemary and Margarita. In case you thought we were lying.

    We made an online order for 6 wet burritos. We then called make sure that 2 of the burritos had no beans or rice due to allergies. The person who originally answered hung up on us. When we got to the restaurant they hadn't made our food yet so we again told the cook about our requests to which he said yes. But once we got home we realized that 4 of the 6 burritos were made incorrectly. We called to let them know and see what they were willing to do to make it right but after a 30 + minute phone call with the Assistant Manager Rosemary, there was no reasonable solution that they were willing to offer. They said that it was not their fault. We explained that we confirmed with the cook prior to making the order but they would not take accountability. Rosemary said that she spoke to her shift manager Margarita but said that the only solution was for us to take the burrito to them because they have to physically keep it as evidence. I explained that I could send her photos of the burritos if she'd like as we live about 25 minutes away and she declined saying that she needed them there physically. We have been customers for over 15 years but after seeing the way they handled this situation we will not be returning or referring them anymore business. It's such a shame that the customer service has gotten this bad.

    Chilaquiles (Divorciados - Green & Red Sauce)

    To my surprise, this King Taco serves entrees, beer, and even flan! Seems to be a franchise location, as they do not participate in the rewards program. Regardless, this is my new favorite King Taco! They still serve the regular menu items you would find at any other location, but offer "Special Plates" like Pozole, Mole, and Chile Rellenos. I went with the Chilaquiles and they did not disappoint! The green sauce is the same as the one used for the wet burritos (also delicious), but the red sauce was definitely chef's kiss. Not spicy like the salsa used for their tacos/burritos/etc, but packed full of flavor. There's plenty of seating with 3 main sections, but I can foresee it getting filled during peak hours. Looking forward to coming back and trying more of their entree items.

    Sloppy buritto

    The burrito is falling apart they half fast the burrito wasnt even rolled The whole meat inside my burrito fell into my plate

    The menu with unique to this location items...
    Anthony P.

    I've been a lifelong KT fan for many years. Anyone who knows me knows my first experience was at the KT in East LA on 3rd Street where my now father-in-law tested me on how I could handle the red sauce and tacos at KT (I was dating my wife at the time and he was old school OG and wanted to make sure I could hang). Needless to say I passed (along with other "tests" he gave me) and, over 14 years later, I am still a fan of KT. However, I've never been to this location in Maywood. And I regret never having come here until now! Just imagine a KT with draft beer... Now imagine one that sells wet burritos. Now imagine one that sells moles... That sells asada fries... That sells taquitos... That sells pozole... Well you get the pic. KT isn't known for more than their tacos, burritos, quesadillas, sopes and the weekend rotisserie chicken. But this KT isn't your typical. They serve everything I just mentioned... And beer! Who doesn't love himself/herself a spicy taco with a cold beer to wash it down? I love wet burritos, so for my first time here, I got an al pastor wet burrito with green sauce. It was more tangy than I had anticipated, but still good. Next time, it'll be the red sauce... Or maybe the mole... Or maybe the taquitos... Or... Dang it, I've got to come back again. I can't decide...

    Very aggressive worker
    Tesla H.

    This worker wearing a yellow hat and shirt was staring at me aggressively just because I looked at him to ask a question. He came up to me very aggressively and asked me I needed something g . I showed him my receipt and he said oh okay and just went back to that station . I was waiting for my sope and they were taking forever and I just happened to lock eyes with him and he came up kind of angrily aggressively. I don't know about this place . He was mildly intimidating. I thought he was walking up to me to help because I was a customer and had been waiting for what seemed like a long time , but it didn't feel like that at all . It was more of a what are you looking at vibe . I don't know what I did wrong tbh . And all the employees were looking at me like their boss is having a bad day .

    Look at the line an your still going to wait 30 plus minutes for your food

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