Tacos 3Hermanos Harajuku Tacos Public Hall

Super good food. Better than most authentic taco restaurants I've eaten at in the southwest. Beer and many ingredients seem to be imported, in a commitment to authenticity. This means the price is a little higher. However I think it's still well worth it, because you probably won't find food of this quality anywhere else in the city. The staff seems to be very friendly and attentive as well.

Legit Mexican street tacos. We originally showed up at 2pm for lunch (they are officially supposed to close form 4 to 5 and reopen for dinner but they ran out of food), so we came back for dinner at 4:40pm, and there was already a line almost 20 people deep. Tacos are very good and the owner is just as quirky and friendly as he is on Instagram. Not the place you can hangout, while no one rushed us, they will expect you to eat and get out, and be quiet will waiting outside, it’s a narrow residential street and the neighbors hate the lines that form because of this place - but worth a try if you love tacos - probably the most authentic street tacos in Japan.

The tacos here are solid, served in classic taqueria style. Each plate comes with five small tacos, and you’ll need to order a plate per person. The pricing feels reasonable for American standards, though it may seem higher to those accustomed to prices in Mexico. One downside is that the restaurant is cashless, which can be a bit inconvenient. The Japanese owner is friendly and welcoming, adding a unique touch to the experience. The space itself is very small, accommodating only about 16-18 diners at a time. This limited seating creates a situation where those waiting in line—often wrapped around the restaurant—may end up watching you enjoy your tacos. While this adds some pressure, it’s a testament to the popularity of the place.

Delicious, Authentic tacos, at a cost. 2000 yen for the carnitas tacos. Honestly some of the best tacos we have had. Even more expensive than in America though, but I guess it was worth it. The staff was friendly, however they don't say anything when you leave, which is very uncommon here. Overall, definitely worth the try! It also seems like the locals (the neighbors) don't like this place, there are signs everywhere saying to be quiet and that this is a residential neighborhood.

Our families are from Mexico so we were very excited to try these in Harajuku and we were not disappointed. As soon as we approached we could hear people speaking in Spanish and felt at home. The tacos are on the pricier side but they are so worth every yen. We tried the Suadero and Carnitas tacos and they were authentic and delicious. The people in the kitchen were mostly Mexican Nationals and it was nice to get to talk to them about their experience in Japan. The atmosphere inside the restaurant reminded me of any taqueria in Mexico and the salsas were spicy! (that’s a good thing) We had heard about this restaurant through social media and the owner, who lived in CDMX and speaks fluent Chilango Spanish, was very welcoming. Will definitely be visiting again the next time we’re in Japan.

I don't even know where to start... Tacos are amazing. Best Tacos I have had since the last time I went to go see my family in Mexico, and honestly, these might beat those. All the staff are super friendly and caring of their customers and each other. The staff had to force the owner to take a break, which he very much deserved. When I went there more fellow half and full Mexicans in the shop than there were other nationals. That's how authentic his food is! One Mexican guy came in and order 50 Tacos to go! Can't wait for my mom to come and try these Tacos and see how she reacts.

Delicious tacos. The owner spent significant time in Mexico and he prides himself on not having changed his recipe. Tacos were delicious. Mexican ambiance. Ck it out

It's a quick, ridiculously good meal! As authentic as you can get. Unfortunately, it's rather expensive, but that's to be expected and quite average for most tacos I have had in Japan but nowhere this good.

Super good food. Better than most authentic taco restaurants I've eaten at in the southwest. Beer and many ingredients seem to be imported, in a commitment to authenticity. This means the price is a little higher. However I think it's still well worth it, because you probably won't find food of this quality anywhere else in the city. The staff seems to be very friendly and attentive as well.

Legit Mexican street tacos. We originally showed up at 2pm for lunch (they are officially supposed to close form 4 to 5 and reopen for dinner but they ran out of food), so we came back for dinner at 4:40pm, and there was already a line almost 20 people deep. Tacos are very good and the owner is just as quirky and friendly as he is on Instagram. Not the place you can hangout, while no one rushed us, they will expect you to eat and get out, and be quiet will waiting outside, it’s a narrow residential street and the neighbors hate the lines that form because of this place - but worth a try if you love tacos - probably the most authentic street tacos in Japan.

The tacos here are solid, served in classic taqueria style. Each plate comes with five small tacos, and you’ll need to order a plate per person. The pricing feels reasonable for American standards, though it may seem higher to those accustomed to prices in Mexico. One downside is that the restaurant is cashless, which can be a bit inconvenient. The Japanese owner is friendly and welcoming, adding a unique touch to the experience. The space itself is very small, accommodating only about 16-18 diners at a time. This limited seating creates a situation where those waiting in line—often wrapped around the restaurant—may end up watching you enjoy your tacos. While this adds some pressure, it’s a testament to the popularity of the place.

Delicious, Authentic tacos, at a cost. 2000 yen for the carnitas tacos. Honestly some of the best tacos we have had. Even more expensive than in America though, but I guess it was worth it. The staff was friendly, however they don't say anything when you leave, which is very uncommon here. Overall, definitely worth the try! It also seems like the locals (the neighbors) don't like this place, there are signs everywhere saying to be quiet and that this is a residential neighborhood.

Our families are from Mexico so we were very excited to try these in Harajuku and we were not disappointed. As soon as we approached we could hear people speaking in Spanish and felt at home. The tacos are on the pricier side but they are so worth every yen. We tried the Suadero and Carnitas tacos and they were authentic and delicious. The people in the kitchen were mostly Mexican Nationals and it was nice to get to talk to them about their experience in Japan. The atmosphere inside the restaurant reminded me of any taqueria in Mexico and the salsas were spicy! (that’s a good thing) We had heard about this restaurant through social media and the owner, who lived in CDMX and speaks fluent Chilango Spanish, was very welcoming. Will definitely be visiting again the next time we’re in Japan.

I don't even know where to start... Tacos are amazing. Best Tacos I have had since the last time I went to go see my family in Mexico, and honestly, these might beat those. All the staff are super friendly and caring of their customers and each other. The staff had to force the owner to take a break, which he very much deserved. When I went there more fellow half and full Mexicans in the shop than there were other nationals. That's how authentic his food is! One Mexican guy came in and order 50 Tacos to go! Can't wait for my mom to come and try these Tacos and see how she reacts.

Delicious tacos. The owner spent significant time in Mexico and he prides himself on not having changed his recipe. Tacos were delicious. Mexican ambiance. Ck it out

It's a quick, ridiculously good meal! As authentic as you can get. Unfortunately, it's rather expensive, but that's to be expected and quite average for most tacos I have had in Japan but nowhere this good.