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    Monarca Mexican Restaurant

    4.6 (76 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Pastor tacos and table salsa with chips

    Flavors BOMB!! Pastor and asada.. bomb.. looking forward to try more items.. but tacos are delicious!!! The table salsa they give is sooooooo good!!!!! Will be my go to taco spot during my lunch hour!

    Brit D.

    The huarache was so delicious. Great consistency with the actually huarache. Meat was abundant. I got it to go.

    Excellent Huarache Supreme: I added home grown, aromatic organic basil leaves. Good Señorial natural flavour Sangría Soda
    Gary I.

    Down home, unpretentious eatery in a small strip mall much like El Ruby's in Glendale. No air conditioning so be prepared if the outdoor temps go beyond 90°F when take out would be a better option. Nice service with complimentary light, crispy Totopos/fried corn tortilla chips and fresh, mild tomato, onion, cilantro based Salsa while waiting for your order. Order at the counter, they bring the food to you. 2024-10-1 Lunch 1) Taco Dorado: Dressed with loads of shredded ice berg lettuce, diced tomato, Salsa Verde, slice of avocado. I requested crumbly, dry, fermented Cotija cheese. The corn tortilla shell was way overfried so it left an overly toasted scent in the mouth as well as cracking & fragmenting in my hand while trying to eat it. If they can make such exemplary Totopos, why can't the cooks also make just right fried Tacos? a. Res Deshebrada/stringy beef was over fried, like jerky, no beefy flavour. b. The pollo/chicken version was overfried too but a bit better. It didn't have that Jidori chickeny taste like at Josie's in Gardena. Had these Tacos Dorados not been overfried which cooked out their intrinsic natural flavours, I'd guess that they'd be way more palatable. $3 each 1c) Horchata: Very watered down, almost translucent with a yellow tinge which at least let the weak vanilla flavour come through. There was relatively more emphasis on vanilla; way less emphasis on the rice which made this drink less rich in satisfying mouthfeel & flavour. 2024-10-20 Dinner 2) Huarache Supreme: Huarache means sandals in Spanish since the corn Masa is shaped into the sole of a sandal. Monarca's version is excellent. The Masa isn't too thick so when fried, it comes out ethereally light & crispy; not thick, heavy, and gummy. In some places the Masa is grilled but does not seem so at Monarca. The Huarache is slathered with creamy, Frijoles de Pinto which had a nice meaty, bean Umami that paired well to the corn Masa. I opted for the moist, mild red chile sauce tinged, roasted al Pastor pork meat. Again dressed with loads of shredded ice berg lettuce, diced tomato, Salsa Verde, slices of avocado. Crumbly, dry, fermented Cotija cheese. Bit pricey at $14 but well worth it. 2a) Since the Horchata here was a bust, I got Señorial natural flavour Sangría Soda which has real sugar and not the unhealthful sugar substitutes. It has grapey, red wine flavours with a kiss of warm spices like cinnamon. The Huarache Supreme will call me back to Monarca Mexican Restaurant. Hope they can create better Tacos Dorados that don't fry away all the natural flavours. Just for the Huarache Supreme 4- stars.

    Michelle H.

    This place actually had almost 5 stars so I was really excited to try it! The place itself is super small, and a little bit hot inside but we were there for the food. The gentleman at the register was really nice although it seems like a mom and Pop shop because there were only two people in there one in the back and the gentleman at the front and as soon as we placed our order, he went to the back and we didn't see him very much. The food came out pretty quick. We ordered the tacos Dorados. And I got a side of rice. They forgot a couple things on our tacos but no big deal. We had to go up a couple times and call them from the back to get what we needed, but they were happy to oblige. The tacos themselves were really good. The shell was super crunchy and crispy and they put a lot of meat and toppings on them. We both got shredded beef and there was so much filling in those tacos. I could only eat one of the two I ordered. The rice was pretty good too. All in all I liked their food a lot! Would visit again.

    Maddy M.

    I was excited to try this spot based off of all the good reviews but unfortunately I did not enjoy the food as much as I would have hoped. The person as the front was SO friendly but there was some miscommunication about my order. I asked for guacamole and the person on the phone told me the servings were small so I ordered two and it was way too much. Their version of guacamole is more like a guacamole-salsa and it's SPICY! The flavor is good, but it's definitely not guacamole. My husband liked it. I got asada tacos for myself and the meat was dry and some pieces were chewy. I got everything on it which was a spicy salsa, some cilantro and like a couple bits of onion. Their quesadillas were good. Packaging for take out was not the best. I would maybe come back and try their breakfast burritos.

    Its huge!
    Dana K.

    This place is so good! Since I'm a vegetarian and also picky, I always get a particular burrito with my egg whites and my detailed ingredients and they always make it to perfection! And they're still reasonably priced which I can appreciate and the burritos are always a big size. I highly recommend this place especially if you're vegetarian cause they can accommodate you, but of course they have plenty of meat.

    Large horcháta
    Jorge E.

    Came in for a little dinner and I was craving a burrito. It did not disappoint and their horcháta is also good. Service was great and employees are nice and friendly. Its a nice restaurant with seating and television for entertainment. Would definitely come back and recommend to family or friends.

    Counter with menu
    Leigh M.

    OMG! This place was so good! Sergio was at the counter and was awesome! He helped us decide what to order and his recommendations were top notch. We ordered Huarche, Burrito Supreme, and nachos. They start with complimentary chips and salsa. The salsa is so fresh and full of flavor . Sergio brought us some complimentary ceviche to try and it was delicious too. The Huarache with asada meat did not disappoint. The torta was cooked just right - slightly deep fried and had all the toppings on it. My son devoured his huge burrito and raved about how good it is. So much food for under $50. We brought half of it home for us to enjoy tomorrow. I highly recommend this place. There is plenty of parking, the food is reasonably priced and so fresh and made with care. The dining area and restrooms are very clean.

    Asada Huarache
    Stephanie B.

    Fast friendly service. Their huaraches are loaded with toppings but definitely needed more cheese/ sour cream. Overall not bad but also not the best I've had in the San Fernando Valley. Didn't dine in or order anything else. This review is only for the asada huarache & for the takeout experience. Would come back and try other foods from here

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    Service sucked. They close at 8pm not 9pm. Got there at 7:50 and they would serve me, said the kitchen was closed.

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    That was delicious. Chicken nachos. Carnitas combo plate. Rice was good. Beans were authentic. Salsa was good. Recommend this place!

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    Came here with my family and the food was amazing! I highly recommend getting a Horchata and the Huarache!

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