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Home › Forums › Regional Forums › Trip Reports › Mi Tocaya Antojería in Chicago

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  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2782560
    BuddyRoadhouse
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    Mi Tocaya was featured on the Chicago episode of “https://www.pbs.org/show/no-passport-required No Passport Required“, focusing on our city’s Mexican communities and their food culture.  Chef Diana Davila showed Chef/Host Marcus Samuelsson how to https://www.pbs.org/video/mole-verde-3glpkp make a Mole Verde.

     

    Thanks for your report.  We’ll be checking out Mi Tocay very soon!

     

    Buddy

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2782563
    Mrs.Crunch
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    Mi Tocaya Antojer�a  2800 W Logan Blvd, Chicago, IL 60647  
    http://www.mitocaya.com http://www.mitocaya.com

    Hands down the best dinner we had in Chicago! The service was welcoming, quick & friendly, reservations are a must
    due to the restaurant s popularity & stellar food. Our dinner reservation was at 5:30pm and the place was packed. We started out with the $4 Chips and Salsa, the Salsa was homemade- it was so good I wished they bottled it! The Guacamole with Chili Ash was $10.00 with traditional flavors- nothing crazy. The chips are served in a small basket which I thought was great because the chips get eaten, no leftovers and a fresh small basket is served to you again when your server notices the chips are almost gone. We ordered 2 different tacos: CHUCHO’S POLLO-smoked beer can chicken, xoconostle and CAMPECHANO -cochinita, chorizo, carne asada. Both excellent in flavor, $4 each. I ordered the TUETANO CON SABORES DE CALDO
    roasted bone marrow, short rib, homemade flour tortilla $15, the tortilla was a bit too greasy for me but otherwise Awesome. We also ordered the QUESO FUNDIDO CON BORREGO lamb chorizo, goat cheese, limed kumquat $18, the melted cheese was very flavorful in a  cheesy way and the kumquats were a great balance of bright citrus to cut the richness of the Cheese. Sadly there was no room for dessert, LOL!

  • March 7, 2019 at 3:11 pm #980694
    Mrs.Crunch
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    Mi Tocaya Antojería in Chicago

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