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King Taco, 1118 Cypress Ave, Los Angeles (Cypress Park), CA 90065
King Taco has something like 30 locations now? But the one in Cypress Park is the very first one. It was founded by Raul Martinez in 1974. There’s a plaque there in honor of Raul, who passed away in 2013. I love King Taco’s spicy red salsa. I’ve only been to the Pasadena location before coming to Cypress Park.
The menu in Cypress Park is larger – they have soups/caldos, guisados, platters and lots of things that Pasadena does not offer. Tacos are $1.75. They also have burritos, sopes, quesadillas, nachos, tamales, tostadas, chimichangas and drinks. Meats: Carne asada, al pastor, carnitas, chicharron, buche, chicken, lengua, cabeza, suadero. It’s not a fancy place but it’s no frills, pretty authentic Mexican food.
Pollo en mole poblano ($11.75): I wasn’t sure what to expect but they make really good mole – not too watery or thin, packed with complex flavor. The chicken leg and thigh were tender and smothered in mole, then dusted in sesame seeds. The mole is slightly sweet and smoky. The sides were good but somewhat skimpy (fluffy Mexican rice, creamy refried pinto beans topped with grated Cojita). The corn tortillas were larger and oily for some reason.
It’s a popular spot and most patrons are Mexican (it’s in a Mexican neighborhood). The interior looks older but in good shape. Order at the counter and get a number.
To save time, call to place your order. Don’t forget to ask for salsa (rojo or verde). They have their own parking lot. Outdoor seating available.
4 out of 5 stars
By Lolia S.
King of the Shishano Kingdom, King Tacos attended the Reverie. He is heavily based on Emiliano Zapata.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TACOS!!!
❤️👑🌮🌯
Carnitas Tacos, King Taco, Los Angles, CA
Mooneyes X-mas Party 2009 by Alex
'King Taco's original location in Los Angeles nearing historic designation." It's about damn time! 🇲🇽 When I lived in LA as a kid, it was this, Pioneer's Fried Chicken or whatever was sold at El Mercadito. Read the full article
The finest dining establishment in all the realms!