Sayulitas Mexican Food - San Diego

So, the portions are huge but just because they are massive doesn't mean the food is good. I ordered the asada fries and the asadas quantity to the fries was so little and a lot of it was fatty and inedible. There were so many dry fries underneath. They should have done layers of cheese and toppings if they were going to give that much food. Same goes for the Cali burrito. So many fries that were dry and terrible quality meat. I spent over 40 bucks here and I would NOT do it again.

The quantity of the beef was awesome and the salsa were very tasty but my burrito was mostly fries and smallest amount of carne asada.. ? not getting that again... best bet to avoid that would be a taco or some thing similar. F.Y.

It was my first time here, and I was impressed. They have a great variety of food. The menu is easy to read, and the combinations are a little different. The flavor was on point. Can't wait to go back and try something else.

Those carne asada fries were just enough to feed all the kids and the adults shared the burrito.

This feels like a regular Mexican taqueria until you notice all the Filipino and Asian addo-ons you can add to the menu. The burritos are HUGE and delicious. I loved the Bolt Burrito which came with Carne Asada, Longanisa, and french fries. It's loaded.It was not possible for me to finish in one setting, but that's ok. I feel like this food would be good drunk eats. Regardless, it's an interested take in fusion food. I've had Senor Sisig before in SF, but Senor Sisig is such a different kind of product that it doesn't feel like a Mexican restaurant.It's a different story with Sayulitas and to be honest I think there is a place for both impressions in this world. I want to try more things in the future.Recommend!