Maya Mexican Restaurant

Adollazz 1

7 months ago

★★★★★

5 Tacos, five different meats. Tripe, al pastor, chorizo, bistec and carnitas. Most of the meat in the tacos were burnt. It looked like it was there for quite some time. The tacos were a 6/10, you get what you paid for. They only provide two sauces which were ok. Pastor was the best option. They had no water to serve only bottled waters. Their juices were very sweet and thick. Overall place was a 5/10

Lesley Juarez

a year ago

★★★★★

best tacos in passaic hands down!!! meats are very well done and tasty. they are not shy about the amount of meat in each taco. salsa is great, service is great. 8/10!

Melanie Tam

2 years ago

★★★★★

The taco craving hit us one Sunday so we decided to pick some up on our way home from running errands, at around 1:30. There is street parking so if you wait around long enough, you’ll be able to get a spot. We had the birria tacos, al pastor, and lengua. We originally wanted to try the oreja and campechanos but they didn’t have it that day. These are probably the best quesabirria tacos I’ve had in the area. I’m normally not a huge fan because it usually ends up being soggy, and I don’t really like braised meat, as it tends to be dry. That wasn’t the case here. The tacos were still crispy 20 minutes later, and the meat wasn’t dry. It was stuffed to the max with beef and cheese. The broth was also very good and not watery like most other places tend to be. The al pastor tacos and lengua tacos were also very good. They’re a bit smaller than similar taco spots in the neighborhood but it’s quality over quantity here. If they added fresh pineapple to the pastor, it would have brought the taco over the top. I also enjoyed their homemade (sauces). They have a kick to it but be careful with the dark chipotle looking one. One drop of that, and you’ll be good. Will definitely be back for some more tacos. Hopefully next time, they’ll have the oreja and campechano.