LOQUI — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Cons : I couldn't taste the beef in the shredded beef. A little overcooked and dry. It could have been any meat. Unless I use my phone or walk to the very front of the register, there's a small 8.5x11 piece of paper in a frame as the menu and that's it. Not the biggest deal, they still get 5 stars from me, but every place can always improve. Pros : I tried both the corn and flour tortillas, both delicious. Flour tortillas are house-made apparently and they're so good. The shredded pork was also really good. Not to mention it's a pretty good portion size, I was actually full after one plate and one taco. All the ingredients look like they're good quality ingredients too. I also like that I can see them making everything from where I sat.

*It looks like a place where you just order at the register, get you food and sit down on your own. They actually bring the food to you after you order, and check on you throughout your meal. That's pretty...

This summer, try out Loqui for a light, breezy and flavorful lunch! The value for money is so lucrative... Great portion sizes for tasty food in an upscale plaza without burying a hole in my pocket.

I tried the Spicy Garlic Shrimp tacos, and the Mushroom tacos and oh my god!! The tortilla was so fresh and soft and the mushroom taco was surprisingly creamy and had some spicy kick to it.

My friends tried the Chicken tacos and called for more! Overall the meats were fresh and so perfectly cooked and their sauce is very unique, definitely try out their dark green spicy sauce if you're up for a challenge!

I've been meaning to go here for a while now but the farmers market always got me fill my tummy up! Glad I tried this beautiful spot filled with plants, good food and quick service!

After lunch, you can check out the plaza and the boutiques, welding stores and other...

We were attracted by the bigger than average size tacos on Google and decided to give it a try. We ordered four kinds of tacos including:

pork cochinata (very spicy) beef birria (a bit spicy) achiote chicken spicy garlic shrimp (a bit spicy)

Overall I like the shrimp most followed by the chicken. They are not as moist as beef or pork but I likes crisp and clean flavor complimented by shredded veggies. The other two meats are full of juice and can be greasy if you are not into fat.

The portion size is ok. $7 per taco is definitely in the expensive side but hey this is playa vista. The flavors are a modern take on the taco. If you are looking for legit down to earth traditional tacos, this place is...