Do you know the difference from a dry and wet burrito from Muy Mexicantina?
To find out what is the difference is to place an order to see what are a Barbacoa Dry Burrito, Al Pastor Dry Burritto and Camaron Wet Burrito.
Barbacoa Dry Burrito PHP 195.00 ($3.90)
Al Pastor Dry Beef PHP 190.00 ($3.80)
Camaron Wet Burrito PHP 225.00 ($4.50)
The difference from dry burrito there is no sauce on the top and the wet has sauce with hot peppers combined with olives to make your mouth go on fire. 🌶🥵
It arrives in your location the dry burrito is wrapped up with parchment paper with their logo and wrapped with aluminum foil.
The Camaron Wet Burrito is in a box with tape to seal making sure it is safe when it has arrived.
Carmina wanted to try the Baked Chori Sweet Potatoes one reason she decided to place an order from Muy Mexicantina.
Baked Chori Sweet Potatoes for PHP 120.00 ($2.40) taste really delicious having a baked sweet potatoes with chori and melted cheese how you normally have a baked potato.
Carmina's order was the Camaron Wet Burrito need to watch out with
all the peppers on top although this is what you call an Authentic Mexican food
being spicy with all its flavoring inside.
What makes it all different it is not the typical beans, Mexican
rice, lettuce, salsa we normally see in a Mexican restaurant in the Philippines?
You will think there is an avocado in the burrito actually it is a cucumber. I am not certain if I am correct. There are carrots, green pea and corn has a different taste inside biting in the burrito giving you the healthy version.
For your reference you may check the menu of Muy Mexicantina and see what they have to offer.
NOTE:
Carmina is not selling or advertising for food served from Muy Mexicantina.
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