Tlt Food - Irvine

We ordered seasoned pork bell nacho, tasteful and delicious. will soon be back for another round! even better your taco is now extended to most weekday!

Eating was good, the staff was friendly. I was offered limonade or beer free of charge because the soda fountain was out of order.

Great food. I was stupid enough to not ask if my nudels had cilantro (Mexical fusion and all) and they were super nice to give me simple nudels. myself suggested, I use a sauce to give it more taste. the noodles ended super well and fill, limonade was so freshly tasting, fries were perfectly crispy with a fresh taste, sauces were excellent. hopefully this place is franchises!

TLT Food originated from Lime Food Truck. They had been going everywhere to introduce their pork belly taocs and then after their foods were familar with a lot of people. Finally they have opened their own restaurants. They have been used Familiar Marketing . Try to eat PBAT Sandwich included Braised pork belly and pork belly taco. Those are really tasty. . Familiar Marketing: One guy who has been operating Okonomiyaki(Japanese style Pizza) Restaurant wanted to promote his restaurant and his menu but operation was not good. He tried to use buy one, get one free method and hired young waitress etc., but business was slack. One day, he ran into one delivery man and then he realized how he can market his restaurant well. He has tried to put his restaurant name and menu on his delivery boxes and then he has been wandering around crowded places. After that many people recognized his restaurant name and menu and get familar with that menu and restaurant. People have started to think that restaurant is very famos and popular because they can see delivery man every day and many crowded places. After that, many people have been visiting that restaurant and then he can open many branches in Japan. We can call it Familiar Marketing like Effel Tower effect. Okonomiyaki is a Japanese savoury pancake containing a variety of ingredients. The name is derived from the word okonomi, meaning what you like or what you want , and yaki meaning grilled or cooked . -Wikipedia

I have never heard of this place so decided to try it out. When I first walked in, it was clean, with friendly staff and the menu variety was pretty decent. Just based on the menu, I can't necessarily say that it's authentic Mexican, more like modern mexican food. I ended up getting just a burrito (with chicken as the protein base) and it was pretty good and I loved that they grill the tortilla to give it that crunch, though the chicken was pretty dry (I was trying to go for a more healthy protein, but I guess it backfired maybe should have gone for tofu or vegan meat instead). That being said, I still enjoyed the food and the experience and I'll be looking forward to trying some other things on the menu.