Taco Bell — Restaurant in Alaska

Where’s My 164-Ounce Baja Blast, Taco Bell India?!

Listen, I came to Taco Bell India with high expectations. I thought I was about to introduce my taste buds to a beautiful fusion of Americanized Mexican food and Indian spice magic. But NO. Instead, I was met with the ultimate betrayal—THEY. HAVE. NO. GALLON-SIZED. SOFT. DRINKS.

Back home in the land of the free and the 164-ounce soda cups (blessed by the founding fathers themselves), I could submerge my entire forearm in a Baja Blast like a patriotic baptism. But here? They handed me a cup that looked like it belonged at a tea party for ants. I took one sip, and it was GONE. What am I supposed to do, buy another one like a peasant? I didn’t come here for portion control—I came here for unlimited refills and the possibility of Type 2 diabetes.

Let’s talk about the food. Okay, the tacos were good. Suspiciously good. Too fresh. Where’s the slightly soggy, yet somehow still crunchy texture that lets me know I’m eating authentic Taco Bell? And the cheese? ACTUALLY MELTED?? Excuse me, but I’m used to peeling off a cold, plasticky slice of cheese from my taco like a cheese-flavored sticker. This was unsettling.

And let’s discuss the spice level. I ordered “spicy” thinking, Ha! I laugh in the face of Taco Bell’s attempts at heat! Foolish me. The fire sauce here doesn’t just tingle—it rearranges your DNA. I swear I astral projected mid-bite. At one point, I was questioning all my life choices, sweating like I just ran a marathon, while an employee watched me struggle with a look of pure amusement.

Final verdict? The food slaps, but WHERE IS MY BUCKET OF SODA, TACO BELL?! Until they let me drink my weight in Mountain Dew, I’m docking two stars.

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Taco Bell on diamond is is by far the best Taco Bell in town the customer service is good there food seems to be better. better prepped more Bang for the buck and their staff is always been professional and people friendly, The biggest thing that really impressed me would you don't see a whole lot of any more was the honesty of one of the employees. I can't speak for all of them I don't know them But I'm sure they follow suit for fast food place I got no complaints. Here's what happened. I went in the bathroom to wash my hands set my phone down and I had left it behind I got all the way home realized that I had left it there. I called the phone a few times And I got no answer I thought I was pretty much S-O-L. I was 2 blocks away from the restaurant and finally a employee answered it and advise me that yes they had my phone and I went And picked it up. I was so happy and fortunate death I employee who had retrieve my phone put it in the kitchen was totally awesome. So not only with the employee's professional and friendly the food wasn't too bad either and I live all the way On the East Side of town off of Muldoon Rd. I have a Taco Bell maybe 3 blocks away from where I live. I will go to the other side of town for 2 reasons service I get the quality of the food we had 3 reasons and the integrity of the employees I don't know who reads this but if you Are one of the franchise owners or whatever or whoever owns that Taco Bell The employees there that restaurant there is #1 in Anchorage. Always clean and professional I don't know Any other Way to word it. So thank you Taco Bell and thank you to the employee that returned my phone. Jeff Lackey J&P logistic &...

I have always loved Taco Bell. But it has gotten really expensive for having little to no customer service anymore. I like the new self-order registers and that they will let you make custom orders - if they actually give it to you, that is. The folks behind the counter will barely even look at you. You have to do jumping-jacks just to get their attention. And even though I made a custom order, they left out the custom stuff I ordered and they charged me for. They got one of my custom orders correct, but they didn't with the other one. They just made it the regular way. I had to flag down someone with a mop just to get a cup for the drink that I paid for. They rolled their eyes at me, then begrudgingly went to get it. The other people behind the counter looked at them like, "What are you doing?". Then, when they realized that person was helping me, they just shrugged it off and went back to work. I didn't bother bringing up the fact that they messed up one of the things in my order and still charged me for it. I felt like it wouldn't be worth the hassle. I feel like this customer experience isn't worth the massive price hike for their food. I may have loved Taco Bell in the past, but I can live without paying extra for the feeling like I'M the one doing something wrong by being there. "Make a run for the border"? ... nah "Fifth meal"? .... I'll pass "Yo quiero Taco Bell"? .......