
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3368 N University Ave, Provo, UT 84604
Phone: (801) 356-8226
Website: https://www.180tacos.com/
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Reviews
You can come to this restaurant and order just about any taco and you will think that the tacos are above normal, but they are not good enough for me to be a repeat customer for the price. One taco however, is a cut above the rest.
The buffalo tacos are out of this world good! The sauce, pickled veggie, handmade tortilla, and fried chicken combo has been perfected.
You must come try this taco!!
As soon as you walk in, there’s two kiosks you can place your order at or if you’d rather, go further into the restaurant and place your order with someone.
You look at the menu and prices and wonder how can you get full off off 2 tacos and a side and make it worth it? These aren’t your fast food tacos. These are much more than just a shell, meat, lettuce, and cheese.
Everyone got different items off the menu and everyone enjoyed their meals.
I personally got the 2 taco platter which came with a side of choice which I picked the tots. I left satisfied. I got the Korean BBQ pork and Cascabel Chili Chicken. Both were amazing and highly recommend. The tots were topped with sauce and other goodies.
I didn’t get pictures of the menus but it’s completely different from the pictures I can see online and the link to the menu is an old one.
I would come back again if I’m in the area.
Overall, this restaurant wasn’t the best place I’ve ever tried.
The Asian Nachos are a unique experience. The chips are fried wantons, the mock Kimchi substitutes for cheese, and there’s a heat that catches you off guard in the opening bites, but finishes smooth as I found myself scraping the bottom of the dish for the final morsels.
The tots are crisp, but be prepared for the Buffalo vinegarette sauce. The bottom tots get saturated by the sauce, there may be a benefit to ordering sauce on the side to keep the tot crisp until the last tots.
The taco experience was neutral as Korean BBQ taco comes with kimchi and onion, that my wife doesn’t like, so there wasn’t much left on the taco. The second taco was the old skool steak asada and she really liked the flavors.
Malasada are best enjoyed warm, but dipping the donut into the gooey agave glaze requires some engineering to clear a spot for dipping. We both agree a scoop of vanilla ice cream would take this dish to the next level. By itself, still has Great flavor!
Overall a new and interesting experience that may not be for everyone, but I enjoyed our visit tonight.