Mi Oaxaqueña Authentic Mexican Food — Restaurant in Doraville

Service here was excellent. I came for Sunday dinner and they had live music which was nice. They give you chips and salsa when you sit down but they aren’t the best (lacking flavor), however don’t let that deter you. The hot sauces the provide are amazing (especially if you like your food very spicy). The agua frescas are made in house and the Pina (pineapple) was excellent and not too sweet. The chicken mole tamale was one I’ve never had, but the chicken was tender, juicy, and the mole was very flavorful. A must to order is the Torta. One of the best I had and the steak was tender, with very soft bread and melty cheese. The fried tilapia was also a fan favorite, the fish came out crispy with lots of sides and fresh tortillas. Their main seller, the tlayudas were huge. I tried the chorizo version and it was cooked well where the chorizo had moisture (it’s hard to find chorizo that isn’t overcooked). I highly recommend this place, step away from basic Tex mex and come enjoy authentic Oaxaquena food at an...

Not from the area, I Googled 'carne asada' and this place popped up. It is an unassuming location in a strip mall, but don't let that fool you. This place is as authentic as it gets. As the only gringo inside the restaurant, this was a sign that this place was legit, and it did not disappoint. I had the Carne Asada Sope which is layered with a richly cooked refried beans, Carne Asada, lettuce, sour cream, and then also a Carnitas taco, which was sublime. The tortillas and sopes appeared to be handmade, and the meal took a few minutes to prepare, giving me the impression that everything was fresh. It was outstanding on every account. The music may be a little loud by some people standards, but everyone inside the restaurant loved it. Next time I'm in Dorville, this is where I'm going. Please check them out, you will not be...

A+++ This place is fantastic! The verde and mole tamales were delicious, and you must try the tlayuda for two which is like a crispy giant quesadilla loaded with meats and vegetables. The hostess was able to explain some dishes for us and make recommendations. The owner, Apolinar, greeted us after our meal and let us try some fried crickets (chapulines)! It was such a treat to go to an authentic Oaxacan restaurant! But don't be bashful, you can still get the standard Mexican fare that you find at other tex mex restaurants, but...