Los Borrachos

Located near the station, and down the basement, this restaurant offers typical Mexican dishes, but with a Japanese twist.

Came here on a Saturday evening, and although the place was not very busy, it seemed to be short on staff since the wait was quite long.

Few vegetarian options. The portions were quite big. Spacious - a great place to hang with friends and have some mocktails and cocktails.

Dimly lit restaurant in the basement of a building by the station that serves Mexican fare to suit the Japanese palate. There was not enough cumin nor cilantro in the dishes so it tasted too bland for us. It was also a bit pricey for a set meal. The salads were good and the ranch dressing made up for the unreal burritos. There were a variety of unique non-alcoholic drinks available on the drink bar.

Not bad at all. I guess I tend to be a little harsh on Mexican food joints in Tokyo because I miss Mexican food from America so much. Decent tacos, good chips, a little disappointed there was only Tabasco (no Cholula or tapatio). But I'd come again if I was in the area and needed to satisfy my Mexican food cravings.

Always wondered how a Mexican restaurant opened in Warabi, especially back when there were no Mexican restaurants in Tokyo. How long has this place been open - Since 2009 at least?

Came for dinner and honestly I don’t expect that much from Mexican restaurants in Japan, but I was surprised to see a place in rural Warabi that does Mexican food right.

It tasted much more authentic than many other places I’ve been to and the prices were very fair for what we received. I’ll definitely be back.