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a lot more customers, and<br />
with the layout divided<br />
into two rooms, it's<br />
perfect for group events,<br />
dates, or solo dining. I do<br />
recommend bringing a few friends along though, so you<br />
can sample as many dishes as you can.<br />
The menu offers a good variety of items, including tacos,<br />
burritos, quesadillas, and fajitas. He also serves shrimp<br />
tacos and can do a vegetarian burrito option on request.<br />
Having sampled nearly everything on the menu, I can<br />
confirm that it is all delicious, and I honestly have a hard<br />
time choosing a favourite item. Most individual dishes<br />
come with a generous helping of French fries, but you<br />
can get some on the side as well if you decide to go with<br />
the quesadilla or fajitas. And most importantly, the salsa<br />
and guacamole are made in house, and they are fantastic.<br />
Charles' approach to cooking starts with the ingredients.<br />
Slow cooking the meat from anywhere between 5-8<br />
hours is key, along with having the freshest produce for<br />
toppings, especially for his pico de gallo, which Charles<br />
refers to as his secret weapon, and I'm inclined to agree.<br />
Tel. 010-3528-5358<br />
Add. 전라남영 2길 28-36<br />
Insta. @taco_charlescrown<br />
Hours: 11:30-2:30 pm<br />
(lunch hours), 5:00-<br />
11:00 pm (last order)<br />
When asked how he felt about the increasing number of<br />
Mexican restaurants in the city, Charles was surprisingly<br />
positive. He said that each chef has their own signature<br />
style, so although they may provide similar types of<br />
food, each place has something unique to offer. Also,<br />
because many Korean people are not yet familiar with<br />
this particular cuisine, the growing number of restaurants<br />
will expose them to a wide variety of flavours, allowing<br />
them to develop their taste for Mexican food. Charles<br />
may be too humble to admit it, but his journey from Casa<br />
del Taco to Charles Crown has already laid much of the<br />
groundwork for this, and I for one, am grateful.<br />
The first [Mexican] place to open its doors<br />
[in Jeonju] was a little shop in Nambu<br />
market called Casa del Taco. Despite the<br />
small venue, and somewhat out of the<br />
way location, the tiny shop was a huge hit<br />
amongst locals and tourists alike, due largely<br />
to the dedication of its owner, Charles.<br />
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