Poncho 8 - Tower Hamlets

The decor works well for a restaurant that mainly employed workers collect their lunch and dinner and is not too beneficial to hang around for any time, although there are a few seats for those who want to sit. as soon as they enter, the bright, modern cingy colors lift their mood and make them begin to put to the fresh, citrus-like ingredients before them. dishes made from freshly cut fresh limettes as well as bottled chilli sauce, labeled attractive, complement the Mexican vibe.

My favourite place for a burrito in the city. various meat fillings sizes and supplements. just before they go to spitalfields, so practically for city workers.

The steak was quite tough to chew and required effort to cut through. The hot sauce could use some improvement as it tasted too vinegary. The portion size was generous and the presentation was well done.

I was not expecting to use the internet as a rant room, but can something please be done about their delivery service? I don't usually eat at Poncho 8, but I was a bit frustrated. My lovely lazy Sunday had a special moment around 6pm, when I decided to visit their website in hopes of placing an order. I had assumed they were closed, and even after checking Zomato, my fear was confirmed. However, my logic was challenged when I saw the brightly labeled 'order now' button. I got excited and let myself believe that I could order. I even browsed through their menu, getting excited about their breakfast options (how great is it that they serve breakfast all day).

The best burrito for lunchtime can be found here. Unlike a nearby competitor, they do not put cilantro in their rice, which is a nice touch. Although I used to enjoy their spicy sauce that was available on the table, it seems to be missing now.