Best Mexican Joint in Cebu: Meximama
TravelAndMunch | June 29, 2016 | 13 | Food ReviewIt has always been part of my trip to every city or province I visit is to try popular and unknown restaurants. Be able to try different variations of food choices from local to international cuisine. JL (a Cebu Blogger of www.viajeracebuana.com) has been my life saver as she was able to introduce me to the owner of Meximama – Chef Dennis. He is passionate about cooking and reinventing great dishes from local Filipino food to Asian cuisine and even Mexican cuisine. He used to work in Maribago as an Executive Chef and after some time he eventually opened his own restaurant – Meximama.
Meximama comes from a 3 word – Mexi (Mexican), Ma (his mom) and Ma (his grandmother). Mexican cuisine uses a lot of chilies and this makes the cuisine distinct and unique. What I love about Meximama it that they use chilies imported from the USA and they make their nachos, tacos and all their dips and sauces are from scratch.
Here are my top 7 Meximama must-try dishes:
7. Churros Con Chocolate – Php 95.00 / USD 2.00
6. Tres Leches Flan – Php 95 / USD 2.00
5. Nachos with 3 kinds of cheese
4. Costillas De Cerdo – Php 215.00 / USD 5.00
3. Elotes – Php 95.00 / USD 2.00
2. Soft Taco Beef – Php 185.00 / USD 4.00
1.Nachos En Salsa Roja – Php 125.00 / USD 3.00
All these Mexican goodness cuisines are delectable and how I wish Chef Dennis will open a branch here in Manila. I can’t wait to go back to Cebu just to dine here again.
Best Mexican Joint in Cebu: Meximama
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The food looks delicious! Leche flan is my favorite and I would definitely try it if I were in the area. The food menu seems even better than other Mexican restaurants I’ve seen. Not a lot of beans in the photos – yay! I also love the catchy title of their restaurant.
Compare to other Mexican resto in Manila, Meximama is waaaaaaay better than them.
I really like Mexican food. Good that fbis restaurant served yummy food!!
I also like Mexican food and your pictures look so tempting. I hope we can find this resto the next time we visit Cebu. Or I hope they open a branch here in Manila.
I love how he came up with the name, very family oriented. The food looks great and it’s good to know that it tastes just as good as well! I think the place is really awesome!
It’s nice to see that the setup is also very laid back just like Mexican food. His menu sounds awesome and based on the pictures, they really are! I’m glad you enjoyed the food! The name is quite interesting as well, very charming.
Mexican cuisine’s really quite “hot” for my taste, but when cooking at home, I adjusted the amount of chili or Jalapeno of a menu. other people loves Mexican food, truly a delish!
I do really like mexican foods,there are very nice delicious actually.WWould love to visit the mexician restaurant.
I love Mexican food and the ones from MexiMama look quite yummy! I want to try their soft tacos!
Wow looks amazing!!! Delicious and reasonably priced. I love Mexican food as well. Would definitely go and try out this Meximama when I go to Cebu! Thanks for sharing!
I like the setup of the place. It looks like a perfect way to chill. They also have tasty food and snacks here.
Your Meximama food photos make me think of one of my favorite restos in Boracay – Manana. Mexican Food is not appreciated by all, but it sure is one of the best dishes. It’s filling, colorful, and bursting with flavors. I am excited to try the Soft Beef Taco and the Elotes!
The interiors look artsy and the food…they really look delectable! I like Mexican food. I guess I like to try various cuisines and find them to my liking. I’ll try to visit this when I go to Cebu one of these days. Is this in the Ayala Center?