Taco Asylum (Costa Mesa)

[momopi]

Taco Asylum
2937 S Bristol St, Ste B102
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 922-6010http://www.tacoasylum.comhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/taco-asylum-costa-mesa

Note:  this place is around the corner from Native Foods at The Camp in Costa Mesa.

$18 for flight of 8 small tacos with assortment of stuffing.  Every Taco is different!  ^_^

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[traceimage]

Love this place...esp the mushroom and chimichurri steak tacos.

 

[cash92104]

went here on the recommendation of a friend and was deeply disapointed.  these tacos are different, vastly more expensive, and dont tast nearly as good as the tacos i get from my favorite taqueria.  the whole experience was like a thumb to the eye to be quite honest.

 

[irvinehomeshopper]

Costa Mesa being Newport adjacent is highway robbery for the consumers. I want the best at a bargain. Try Santa Ana for a good taqueria or better yet the best Donut Star. You will never find a donut star in Irvine because it is a ghetto affiliated novelty and business like that will never get pass the landlord and the city.

 

[momopi]

Taco Asylum is tacos for yuppies, the small tacos are good as beer food.  If you prefer something more authentic, try this place in Tustin:
http://originaltacofactory.com/http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-original-taco-factory-tustin


My Mexican coworkers eat there when they work OT.  I go to Kairakutei behind it for ramen:
http://www.kairakutei.web44.net/http://www.yelp.com/biz/kairakutei-tustin


There's also a hole in the wall place called El Habanero in the plaza that replaced Reyna's Mexican Grill (#2) a couple years back:
http://www.elhabaneromexicanfood.com/http://www.yelp.com/biz/el-habanero-tustin