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beckoa Nov 18, 2009 11:07 pm

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A couple of us FTers enjoy and are even obsessed by this Mexican Restaurant in ANC.

They even have one in FAI apparently...

This thread is dedicated to Alaska's Taco King :cool:

jackal Nov 19, 2009 1:57 am

Mmm! ;)

Jeeves Nov 19, 2009 8:24 am

Is it a fast food joint or something else. What's so great about it. Tell us more.

alphaeagle Nov 19, 2009 2:38 pm

I may have to check them out. I do like taco's, and apparently they are the king of tacos.

Jeeves Nov 19, 2009 10:02 pm

A one page website. http://www.tacokingak.com/

jackal Nov 19, 2009 10:24 pm

Alaska's closest thing to an authentic taqueria.

The title of the thread is beckoa's über-exaggerated take on their locally famous commercial, involving Pedro, a Taco King driver, who announces in a very thick Spanish accent that "Taco Keeng dayleebers!" (They recently started up a long-awaited delivery service.)

The food is pretty good, reasonably priced, and is prepared extremely quickly while still being fresh. I'm a fan of their chicken tortas (with avocado and a very delicious, tangy cotija cheese), and their rice is seasoned well (it's my favorite rice out of any Mexican restaurant I've eaten at, including the ones I grew up eating in Southern California).

I also enjoy their chile verde burrito deluxe and their chicken "special tacos," which feature delicious grilled chicken on a semi-soft corn tortilla and are garnished simply with cilantro and onions.

Their daily specials used to be a fantastic value--two items (some days it's two beef enchiladas, others it's a beef burrito and a gringo taco, etc.), rice and beans, and a soda for $5.75. They've since increased in price to $6.95, but that's still a pretty good bang for the buck.

The salsa bar features mild red, medium red, hot red, hot salsa verde, pico de gallo, sour cream, and jalapeņos. (The salsa bar at the Taco King in Fairbanks also has grilled onions--I wish they would bring that down here!)

It's one of my regular lunch haunts, just because it's quick, cheap, and tasty. Mmm!

jplenny Nov 22, 2009 2:24 am


Originally Posted by jackal (Post 12850796)
Alaska's closest thing to an authentic taqueria.

The salsa bar features mild red, medium red, hot red, hot salsa verde, pico de gallo, sour cream, and jalapeņos. (The salsa bar at the Taco King in Fairbanks also has grilled onions--I wish they would bring that down here!)

It's one of my regular lunch haunts, just because it's quick, cheap, and tasty. Mmm!

Yet another thing to add to my list for my next trip to Alaska.

jplenny
...missing tacos in Germany

jackal Nov 22, 2009 2:55 am


Originally Posted by jplenny (Post 12860898)
Yet another thing to add to my list for my next trip to Alaska.

jplenny
...missing tacos in Germany

Ooh. I couldn't imagine...


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