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On a recent outing to Haeundae to check out the Light Festival, I was walking down Gunam-ro and noticed a restaurant I hadn’t seen before.
We’ve all heard the great things about fusing Mexican and Korean food, but offering a fusion of Indian and Mexican food, of which I am both a fan of? I was intrigued.
Taco N Tikka, which recently opened along the strip above the Hi Asia restaurant, combines the two exciting culinary flavors to make an Indi-Mex uniting fresh, handmade delicacies at affordable prices.
It’s a little bit different than what you might expect from a Mexican restaurant, but the taste is by no means sacrificed by infusing Indian flavors as both cuisines have similarities and can resemble each other with flavor, spiciness, and texture.
Offering a variety of starters, quesadillas, soft and crunch tacos, burritos, fajitas, and salad bowls, prices vary from around 13,000 won to 25,000 won per dish.
A complimentary bowl of chips and guacamole was also given as a starter which didn’t disappoint.
If you’re looking to give your taste buds something new, Taco N Tikka is a good option to try to break the monotony of both cuisines and enjoy the fusion combining a new taste sensation.
Eat-in or takeaway is available.
Restaurant Information Open Hours: Opens at noon, closed Monday Address: 31 Gunam-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (3rd Floor) Phone: 051-731-1889
