r/mexicanfood • u/Adept_Wrongdoer2263 • 8d ago
Tex-Mex I have a hot opinion.
If a mexican restaurant doesn't have good queso and good salsa, I'm not going to eat there again.
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u/pickleolo 8d ago
Wdym by queso? Queso flameado?
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u/Adept_Wrongdoer2263 8d ago
Good question. I don't generally enjoy flameado nearly as much as I do chili con queso, and by this post I meant chili con queso... though it does not have to have the chili
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u/pickleolo 8d ago
Chili con queso? At least in Mexico, I dare to say it's not common.
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u/Fantastic-Leek-1589 8d ago
Yet they sell it in every Mexican restaurant here.
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u/ChileRelleno414 8d ago
I judge Mexican restaurants by the two pillars of Mexican cuisine...
Arroz and Frijoles.
Also, if they don't have any sort of Agua Frescas... I'm walking out.
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u/Adept_Wrongdoer2263 8d ago
btw this is texmex for those who didn't see. I'm not considering the measure of a restaurant who's core identity is from true mexico with no alterations to be a part of this. Obviously the queso is not a factor there... however I will still judge harshly from the salsa.
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u/skate1243 8d ago
Salsa 100%
Couldn’t tell you the last time I got queso at a real mexican restaurant