TKO Tacos — Restaurant in Valencia

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Tiki taco and felt compelled to share my positive experience. While browsing through online reviews, I noticed a few negative comments about a particular painting displayed at the establishment. As an open-minded individual who appreciates art and diversity, I feel it's important to provide a different perspective.

One of the standout features of Tiki taco is its commitment to embracing various forms of art, including thought-provoking and unconventional pieces. The painting in question, a reimagination of the Last Supper featuring a woman, is a perfect example of the establishment's dedication to artistic expression and cultural inclusivity.

Art has always served as a means to challenge norms, spark conversations, and expand our understanding of the world. The reinterpretation of the Last Supper with a female figure not only showcases the creativity and talent of the artist but also invites dialogue about gender equality, representation, and the evolution of religious symbolism.

While it is natural for personal preferences to vary, I believe that tiki taco deserves credit for encouraging diverse perspectives and fostering an environment where art can ignite meaningful conversations. Rather than dismissing or criticizing the painting, it is worth exploring the intentions behind it and the potential messages it conveys.

Furthermore, tiki taco is primarily known for its delicious tacos and remarkable culinary offerings. The vibrant flavors, carefully selected ingredients, and meticulous preparation create a delightful dining experience that should not be overshadowed by personal opinions about a single artwork.

In summary, my visit to tiki taco left me impressed not only with their culinary excellence but also with their embrace of artistic diversity. I encourage fellow diners to appreciate the establishment's commitment to encouraging dialogue, challenging norms, and showcasing art that pushes boundaries. Let's celebrate the spirit of creativity and inclusivity, and relish in the unique experiences they has to offer.

Note: While it's important to acknowledge and respect differing opinions, this review aims to address the negative feedback specifically related to the painting, while highlighting the overall positive aspects of the...

Overall a very delicious and quick option for something to eat during the day. It's open until 1 AM, longer than typical fast-foods and the food which is served very quickly is definitely not fast-food. There are vegan options (which I haven't tried), but when it comes to meat - it's really great. There are slow cooked meat varieties that you can get on your corn tortillas like pork and beef and also delicious chicken. I strongly recommend the normal tacos in the 1€-2€ range, the price-quality-quantity ratio is very high. If it comes to the TKO Taco - Gubernador, it sadly isn't worth it for me and the size is almost the same as the normal tacos, with the price being up to 4x higher, the difference are fancy ingredients like a tiny bit of shrimp. Strongly advise for getting the suadero, tingo de pollo, carnitas de cerdo tacos with a...

We got the food 45 minutes after our arrival even though it was almost empty. The women with Purple hair was extremely rude. First she came after 15 min and said we need to change the order because they are out of some food. Then after another 30 min food came and she forgot the sauce. We told her and she rolled her eyes and brought it without an apology(only 1 because they were out of sauce as well). Then she also forgot some of the food as well, but we gave up on it, wasnt worth it. While we were eating she started taking stuff from our table without even saying a single Word or asking is it free to remove. She should not work with people, horrible service, one of the worst I ever experienced. We ate at the different TKO just 2 days ago and the service was 10/10, but this was...