Tacos 3 Hermanos Harajuku Tacos Public Hall

Went with my friend who missed a taste of home. My the food was absolutely amazing. I still think about these tacos to this day. The sauces available on the table were great. The lengua was our favorite. The atmosphere was authentic, spoke with the staff in spanish, spanish music playing, the glass bottles and the setup felt like we were in a family party. The tacos themselves were definitely on the pricer side, with the serving sizes to be a bit small but you do pay for 5. But my were they worth the bite. I understand the ingredients may be more difficult to find in japan, so that could be a factor in the pricing. The flavors were extremely bright, the sauces were nice and spicy, the environment was great, this was a real taco experience. The soft shell itself had so much flavor and the texture was just right. Will definitely come back, wish I could right now. I just can’t justify giving it that high a rating with how pricey these were… The seating is just a bit small but customers move in and out pretty quick.

Food was delicious, but when i got there some items in the menu said “sold out” so i ordered carnita tacos. They were amazing, I could truly taste the love in the food! As I was leaving I decided to take some back to the hotel, but they don’t do take out, it was my mistake since the menu does say no take out. I was surprised to see the menu again with the other previous options available again. My suggestion is, if it says sold out ask if they’re really sold out or if it’s a 5-15 minute wait

Needless to say the food is amazing. Salt and salsas are left at the table so you’re able to adapt the tacos to your own preferences. What I didn’t like about the place was costumer service. If you work in such a small environment, adapting to these circumstances would be ideal but they keep absolutely everyone inside in such a small area. You need to rush to finish your food so others can sit down. It’s common for them to mix up orders and often clean your place even when you’re not finished. I hope they find a bigger place or manage to accommodate people better in the future. Everything else was great.

I am a taco noob, but I had heard great things about this place from three friends who have all been to Mexico and all of them said this place tasted like the tacos they had in Mexico. I was very excited to try the tacos, but I did not enjoy them at all. I'm not a coriander person so I had to pick those out. No issue there. When I tried the pork one I found it quite bland and underseasoned. I wish I had seen the salt before finishing my meal. The tacos need some salt. The pork had the smell that I don't usually like from pork so I really didn't enjoy it. I wanted to be fair so I also tried the beef tacos and thought the same. Underseasoned. Both the beef and the pork tacos had a bitter taste to them as well that I didn't enjoy. Different from a normal burnt taste. The tacos had a bitter aftertaste. I wanted to enjoy this place so much, but unfortunately I didn't. They're a bit expensive as well. I will say that both foreigners and Japanese people in the restaurant were praising the food, so maybe tacos just aren't for me. I spent 5500 yen in total. The Modelo beer was delicious.

Tacos 3Hermanos in Harajuku has a cozy, lively vibe with just two communal tables — the kind of spot that feels casual but energetic. I ordered the suadero tacos while my wife went with the carnitas. She enjoyed hers, noting they were juicy and flavorful. Mine came with a spicy sauce that added a nice kick, but the meat itself was a bit lacking in flavor. Thankfully, a little salt helped bring things back to life. We also noticed salsa on the side — unfortunately, only after we’d finished eating. Overall, it was an okay experience: good atmosphere, decent tacos, but a bit pricey for what you get.

Possibly the best tacos I’ve ever had. You step inside and it doesn’t even feel like you’re in Japan anymore. The flavours and tacos were absolutely 100/10. We are already planning to come back tomorrow. Prices range from $20-35 for 5 tacos. 100000% worth every yen.

As a Mexican-American visiting Tokyo for the first time, I knew I had to stop by this taqueria right in the middle of Harajuku. First off, the atmosphere felt like I was transported back into my local taquerias in California where there were playing Mexican music and hearing conversations in Spanish. Second, the suadero tacos were pretty decent and flavorful. Definitely one of the most authentic tacos I've had in Japan. One con I had about this place was the sizing portions for the tacos (more meat, bigger tortilla) and a bit expensive compared to other restaurants I've ate in Tokyo. Overall, definitely check this place out if you're craving authentic Mexican tacos / atmosphere when you're in Tokyo.

Tres Hermanos was recommended to us by a local and it did not disappoint. It was so refreshing for us to be able to speak Spanish which was an unexpected gift for us. The food is really good and welcoming. A bit crowded inside and we had to play musical chairs for a hot minute until we were able to settle and really enjoy our food. Definitely not a place to linger at - eat and go is the norm here.