Poll: Would you pay $52.69 for this?

[Economy 43,791]

On 6/28/2023 at 9:49 PM, Emvee said:

The actual price is 11.99, so yeah I would buy that 

That still seems steep for something that the main ingredient is noodles...

 

That said, what chain is this? It looks really good

[RAMROD 95,074]

No. I can do better with ramen. 

[Emvee 6,992]

20 hours ago, Economy said:

That still seems steep for something that the main ingredient is noodles...

 

That said, what chain is this? It looks really good

The would argue the main ingredient is the Birria. Like, noodles themselves don’t have that much flavor lol. 
 

The Taco Spot is a chain in Arizona. I don’t know if you can find Birria Ramen in Canada but it’s pretty common throughout the US southwest 

[Economy 43,791]

1 minute ago, Emvee said:

The would argue the main ingredient is the Birria. Like, noodles themselves don’t have that much flavor lol. 
 

The Taco Spot is a chain in Arizona. I don’t know if you can find Birria Ramen in Canada but it’s pretty common throughout the US southwest 

Nah I don't think we have any of those as far as I'm aware... The only Mexican inspired chains that I'm aware of in Canada (at least my area) are:

 

- Taco Bell

- Burrito Boyz

- Quesada

- Fat Bastards

 

Then of course there's always the independent places but those are the only Mexican food chains I'm aware of...

 

Now I wanna see if there's some place here that does something like that cuz that looks GOOD!!!!!!!

 

Canada does not have as many Mexicans as the US tho, not even close so I'm not surprised our options are more limited

 

My part of Canada is really strong with Indian, Middle Eastern and Jamaican immigrants so it's easier to find culture foods from those backgrounds.

 

Of course Mexican, Japanese, Chinese food etc exists like everywhere else but it isn't in every plaza or corner like the Indian, Middle Eastern and Caribbean is