Bringing its celebrated South Philly flavors to Fishtown, El Chingon is open on Frankford Avenue. This vibrant new spot will delight locals with an authentic taste of Mexico, featuring a menu full of beloved staples. Indulge in Puebla-style cemitas, delicious tacos, and cheesy quesadillas, along with classic burritos, nachos, and comforting cafe de olla. Prepare for an exciting culinary journey that promises to be a true feast for the senses.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1431 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125
Phone: (267) 807-1436
Website: https://www.elchingonphilly.com/
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Reviews
The guacamole was very tasty with fresh made tortilla chips, so for one fruit drink, guacamole and chips and three tacos $50 which included tip of seven dollars. I will be curious to what other people think. Note this is a really neat place. it is colorful has nice picnic table style seating good music. I just think that it’s out of reach price wise for some folks. when i do food reviews for me value is just as important as taste so while the food was good, it was not great.
Was it embarassingly tiny and exorbitantly overpriced?? Yes!!!
A cemita is supposed to be BIG. Normally a cemita will last me 2 meals, but I ate this thing and was still hungry.
It was almost $19!!!! For that price I would expect a bigger sandwich or at least a side of fries with it. I have seen bigger sandwiches at McDonald’s.
Off the top of my head I can think of 5 places in Philly where you can get a cemita the size of your HEAD and pay less. And it’ll taste as good or better.
I read a lot of good things about this place so I gave it a shot. I swear I think rich people (i.e. Fishtowners) love to waste money. I will not be back because of the ridiculous prices.
First off, getting these kinds of tacos around here is rare and wish there was more competition but it is what it is and appreciate that they are here.
Ive tried about 4 different tacos. The chicken tacos and the arabes didn’t have either an authentic taste for me or flavorful and having a mexican (Monterrey) background didnt help appreciate the lack of flavor. The gringa is not bad, arrachera tatemada tacos are their best on the menu.
However, I cant justify $20 for 3 tacos. Nope.
The margaritas and the palomas at $12 is cool but that it is hit and miss on authentic flavor. Its disappointing.
The side area is probably the best place to hang out with because of the fans and tv screen.
Is this place worth a visit? Depends. If I need a quick taco fix then yes if I stick to what I know. Are the prices justified? Nah. $17 more like it and thats only because of the location. Back in Texas tacos are much more authentic and lower priced so hard to say whats most acceptable here. My guess is $17 is more like it.
The staff isn’t personable so no relevancy there.
G-luck!
Please never get rid of the shrimp tacos. Fishtown, don’t be scared of the squid ink tortillas. I swear these are divine. Say it with me: UMAMI.
They don’t even have indoor seating… Kind of offended by this whole thing. Atleast Heffe was more affordable.
If you see this, the taco truck across from Shake Shack does 3 tacos or $12 and they’re GREAT plus filling.