About 14 minutes by car from Naha Airport. It is a taco shop located in an alley a short distance from Kokusai-dori Street. It is a small store with only a fancy exterior stand, but it has both authentic Mexican and Okinawan style tacos and they are extremely tasty. They also use rare ingredients such as cactus.
Point 1: What is the location of DRUNK TACOS?
DRUNK TACOS” is located in Makishi 1-chome, Naha City.
It is located right in the middle of Kokusai-dori Avenue, about 100 meters down an alley on the other side of the street from “Hotel Collective.
The location is about 80 meters from Kokusai Dori. It is next to Okinawa Daiichi Hotel, the first hotel in Okinawa, and diagonally across the street from Southwest grand hotel.)
The restaurant is marked by the “very Mexican” colorful signboard and the drunken taco character.
There are many famous taco and taco rice restaurants in Okinawa, but most of them are located far from Naha!
But what if you want to eat tacos or taco rice in Naha?
Don’t hesitate to stop by DRUNK TACOS, which has a great reputation.
The inside of the restaurant is as colorful as its flashy exterior! You can aim for an Insta-worthy image!
Point 2: What’s on the menu at DRUNK TACOS?
DRUNK TACOS offers both authentic Mexican and Okinawan style tacos.
The Mexican classic “carnitas” (450 yen per portion), pictured here with blue corn tortillas, is made by simmering pork with cola, beer, apples, lemons, oranges, tomatoes, and 12 spices for four hours. The taste is concentrated and delicious.
Other tacos include chicken, fish, and lamb steak tacos (1P 450 yen, lamb only 500 yen), which are also local-style and faithful to the authentic recipe.
In addition, the “Noval and Pork Tamago Taco” (450 yen) is a collaboration of Mexican cactus and Okinawan pork egg. This is a taste like no other, don’t you think?
If you feel that it is too authentic and somewhat strange, you can try the traditional colored shells! For those who feel that it is too authentic, there is also the familiar Okinawan-style taco (350 yen per package, 1,000 yen for 3 packages) with a traditional colored shell.
These tacos have a hard shell that is crispy, packed with vegetables and taco meat filling, and the cheese is melted, making them look delicious!
Point 3: What else is on the menu at DRUNK TACOS?
Photo: “Chili Cheese Dog
In addition to tacos, DRUNK TACOS also serves taco rice.
The “Drunk Taco Rice” (900 yen) is an Okinawan-style taco rice.
Other food items include “Chicken Over Rice” (900 yen), “Chili Cheese Dog” (800 yen), and Mexican Fries (600 yen). All of them are generous in volume!
The “Chili Cheese Dog” is especially impressive because it is not just a sausage sandwiched between two pieces of bread, but has a lot of filling! You will definitely want to try it with tacos or taco rice.
Mexican churros” and “daily ice cream” (both 500 yen) are available for dessert.
We are happy to offer not only tacos, but also rice dishes including taco rice, and cheese dogs.
It was a multi-talented taco shop that covered everything from a single piece for a quick snack to a filling meal and dessert.
