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Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–7 PM |
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Address: 421 N Tustin St, Orange, CA 92867
Phone: (657) 571-4651
Website: https://tamaleriarinconsinaloenseca.com/
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Tamaleria Rincon Sinaloense, 421 N Tustin St, Orange, CA 92867, US
Tamaleria Rincon Sinaloense is a small and cozy restaurant located in Orange, CA, offering a delightful selection of traditional Mexican tamales.
Reviews
Manuel Gonzalez López
I’m very picky about my tamales and I just happened to stumble on this gem. The tamales size is very small but they make up for it in taste and price. I was expecting traditional fat wrapped tamales sinaloa style but no luck. They were small and folded but the taste and flavor is just delicious.
Try a couple at first if you are not sure and im sure you will order more
… moreTry a couple at first if you are not sure and im sure you will order more
Robert Gant
This small, quaint restaurant is nestled in a small strip mall off Tustin Ave in Orange, CA. From the outside, it’s easy to miss driving North on Tustin. The parking lot is small also.
When you enter the comfortable-lit restaurant, you are greeted by soothing Spanish music. I came, in for the first time, close to Thanksgiving. The decorations were appropriate for the time of year. Very nice setting to enjoy a delicious meal.
The young lady gave me an inviting smile and greeting as soon l entered the establishment.
The first time I came through I got the signature item, Tamles. I got 3 green-sauce chicken tamales. They were small, but full of meat and very flavorful. They were well-packaged and came with homemade hot green salsa. You can choose red salsa too. I got the green. She included napkins and salsa without me having to ask. This is a plus nowadays because most restaurants won’t give you anything more than the order if you don’t ask.
The chicken was so tender and the tamales were well complimented by the salsa provided to me. The tamales may look small but once you start eating this art you come to realize it’s worth the $3 for one. The cost was around $3 each as of 11/21/23. I did eat all 3 and was full.
The following day I felt like I had to try out their $2 Taco Tuesday deals. These were Street tacos with your choice of Pork, chicken, or Steak. I went with 2 steak and 2 chicken.
The Asada was so flavorful and delicious. Add the salsa and it is amazing.
The pollo was not shredded. It was more cubed. It was delicious but dry-tasting. I put extra sauce on it. I was hoping the same pollo in the tamales would be in the taco. It was good but I prefer the Asada.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant for the hospitality, cleanliness, and taste. Try for yourself.
I ordered an extra side of green salsa to go because I really enjoyed it.
… moreWhen you enter the comfortable-lit restaurant, you are greeted by soothing Spanish music. I came, in for the first time, close to Thanksgiving. The decorations were appropriate for the time of year. Very nice setting to enjoy a delicious meal.
The young lady gave me an inviting smile and greeting as soon l entered the establishment.
The first time I came through I got the signature item, Tamles. I got 3 green-sauce chicken tamales. They were small, but full of meat and very flavorful. They were well-packaged and came with homemade hot green salsa. You can choose red salsa too. I got the green. She included napkins and salsa without me having to ask. This is a plus nowadays because most restaurants won’t give you anything more than the order if you don’t ask.
The chicken was so tender and the tamales were well complimented by the salsa provided to me. The tamales may look small but once you start eating this art you come to realize it’s worth the $3 for one. The cost was around $3 each as of 11/21/23. I did eat all 3 and was full.
The following day I felt like I had to try out their $2 Taco Tuesday deals. These were Street tacos with your choice of Pork, chicken, or Steak. I went with 2 steak and 2 chicken.
The Asada was so flavorful and delicious. Add the salsa and it is amazing.
The pollo was not shredded. It was more cubed. It was delicious but dry-tasting. I put extra sauce on it. I was hoping the same pollo in the tamales would be in the taco. It was good but I prefer the Asada.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant for the hospitality, cleanliness, and taste. Try for yourself.
I ordered an extra side of green salsa to go because I really enjoyed it.
DENISE BONACCI
One and done. Worst $68. I’ve ever spent on food. All dry masa, no meat. Their masa needs more manteca. I’ll simmer up some chicken to put on top of the tamales so they will be edible lol. lies….
… moreRuth Amaro
Tamales here are great, they have corn tamales which are hard to find made well.
… moreLuis P.
As of late, and after a very long, tedious, and expensive search for the very least decent tamales, we have been buying from Jovita Tamales, in Escondido? Vista?, right off the 76 going East. Most other places, including fancy, or should I say expensive places, they serve tamales that keep missing the mark of excellence on the making. They either drown them in a very unappetizing sauce, or the masa needs improvement, or simply put, don’t have what it takes. Jovita, mother and daughter team, does the job.
On that note, ever the searchers, and being in the Orange area, we zeroed in Tamaleria Rincón Sinaloense, which according to many reviews, knew how to prepare decent tamales. At $21+ the dozen, we purchased 2 dozen, 6 of each: Rajas or Spicy Cheese with Chili, Pork, Chicken and Beef.
Arrived early before appointment, around 10 AM (opens at 8?), and the place with only one couple eating, appeared dormant. Young, should I say pretty lady?, popped out from what I would assume was the kitchen area, where apparently is where the magic takes place, nice but business like took my order. We waited till we returned back to our casa to try them. Chicken, Pork, and Cheese, scored the highest marks. Beef, although saturated with shredded beef, the least enticing, first and last, not as good. The place is a storefront specializing in the production of their version of tamales. Yes, if in the area, and God willing, I wouldn’t hesitate to get 8 each of our favorites, since we are definitely not enthusiastic for the sweet variety in any way, shape, or form. Nice surprise, actually nice and tasty, well worth the visit. 4.5 Stars.
… moreOn that note, ever the searchers, and being in the Orange area, we zeroed in Tamaleria Rincón Sinaloense, which according to many reviews, knew how to prepare decent tamales. At $21+ the dozen, we purchased 2 dozen, 6 of each: Rajas or Spicy Cheese with Chili, Pork, Chicken and Beef.
Arrived early before appointment, around 10 AM (opens at 8?), and the place with only one couple eating, appeared dormant. Young, should I say pretty lady?, popped out from what I would assume was the kitchen area, where apparently is where the magic takes place, nice but business like took my order. We waited till we returned back to our casa to try them. Chicken, Pork, and Cheese, scored the highest marks. Beef, although saturated with shredded beef, the least enticing, first and last, not as good. The place is a storefront specializing in the production of their version of tamales. Yes, if in the area, and God willing, I wouldn’t hesitate to get 8 each of our favorites, since we are definitely not enthusiastic for the sweet variety in any way, shape, or form. Nice surprise, actually nice and tasty, well worth the visit. 4.5 Stars.
Joel Bautista
This Tamaleria has very tasty Tamales. I’ve tried their Pork and Cheese Spicy. Both are very tasteful. Impressive flavor which now I bought 15 pieces to take with us to Tor, Canada. I’ve heard they have some regular customers traveling from far distance, I guess I’m their new farthest customer. I do recommend for you to try this place and I will definitely come back again on my next visit to OC.
… moreRachel Arce
I came to this place because I was at a shop close by that didn’t have a restroom, I needed to go. I walked into The Tamaleria to use their restroom & of course I didn’t want to use their facilities without supporting the business so I got some beef tamales and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about them ever since. Hands down best Tamales I’ve had in my life (and I’ve eaten a lot of tamales in my lifetime.) The masa is so flavourful and light and airy with a perfect ratio of delicious red beef. I will be returning to try other flavours & buy in bulk.
… moreMarie “JoseMarie” jose
The food was good! Menudo was very tasty, clean, and no grease! Tamales were the best. the portion was really good.
… morePaulina Marmolejo
First time and very disappointed with the customer service. I asked for 10 tamales and the cashier charged me for a dozen. No big deal. I got home (I don’t live near by) and noticed she didn’t give me what I ordered. I call to let her know and she says nothing she can do unless I can make it back the same day so she can see the tamales herself and go from there. I was expecting her being more accommodating since she made the mistake.
… moreJohn Schomberg
This is the best tamaleria in the OC. They have a great staff that are super helpful. Definitely try the Champurrado!
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