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We're on vacation and this Mexican restaurant has a photo of this item on their Google listing but I can't find it on their small menu. It almost looks like a folded meat and cheese quesadilla? But the color on the tortilla looks like broth is used to grill it too. What is the broth on the side called? They have a quesadilla on their menu but no mention of that broth on the side. We are order dinner to-go later and unsure how to properly ask for this. I know I've seen it on instagram and tiktok, so I think it's a trendy item.
Thanks! |
| I think the concept is a Mexican version of a French dip au jus sandwich? |
| Birria tacos |
| Birria |
| It is called a quesa-taco? And the tortilla gets that distinct color because it's dipped in the fat from the simmering meat before it's put on the grill? |
| The au jus for dipping is called consomé broth, which is a cup of the broth from the simmering meat, with onions and cilantro added. |
| If you're ordering stuff based on what you've seen on Instagram and TikTok, you should just give up now. Good God. |
No, I have seen them made on social media, YouTube and elsewhere, so that's how I know it's a trendy item. I see photos of them on the Google listing for the restaurant; as in, patrons published photos of their meals on Google reviews. They look delicious! And I've never tried them before. They are not on their menu, at least their menu I can find online, so that's why I wanted to know what to ask for. |
| Enjoy — birria is delicious! For what it’s worth, everyone in my family prefers the tacos to the quesadillas. The cheese doesn’t add anything. |
| Overrated. Way too rich/greasy and the broth is always too salty. |
| They can be a real pita to assemble neatly. |
Ok Jan |
This makes me want to try them! |
No it's not. You sound like a fool. It's not a tictok trend. |
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Quesabirria (also called birria tacos or red tacos) ("cheese birria") is a Mexican dish comprising birria-style cooked beef folded into a tortilla with melted cheese and served with a side of broth (Spanish: consomé) for dipping.
And lots of sodium! |