Tacos 3Hermanos Harajuku Tacos Public Hall

Very yummy !!!! We got all three varieties and they were all delicious. Tacos are pricey for anyone used to Southern California prices but they satisfy the craving in this taco desert - and they really aren’t even expensive. You can’t really beat dollar tacos in SD. As mentioned in other reviews, space is pretty tight so be prepared to eat standing up. Luckily they are street tacos and very small, so easy to do. Definitely recommending + coming back!

Tacos were amazing. I'm from NYC and these tacos were a lot better than a bunch of places I've been to. Very authentic, only thing is these are very small tacos, I can eat them in one bite. If you eat a lot you will prob need 2 orders, as 1 order comes with 5 of the small tacos. I ended up coming twice during my trip.

While building a traveling itinerary for Tokyo, i came across tacos 3 Hermanos. I wanted to come just for the experience but my expectations of the food were very low. We got here and found that it is in an alley surrounded by homes. When we arrived our first thought was this place is small. Very limited seating, i almost thought about leaving but i said we are already here let’s just try it. We were greeted by the staff and they are super friendly, they speak spanish, English, japanese. The way it works is you have to order a meal which consists of 5 tacos they have to all be the same meat, when I showed up they had lengua, carnitas and suadero. First impression of the tacos is that they are small, however they are huge in taste. These are some of the best tacos I’ve ever had, I’ve had a-lot of tacos in my life Nd I would definitely say they are 1 of my top 5 tacos of all time. The meat is so tender and the flavor is so good. I highly recommend this place.

A legit taco place in Tokyo, slightly off the beaten path in Harajuku. What a gem this place is! We got there a little bit after lunch and the place was still packed. But turn over for seats are quick. It is such a nice change of pace for food while in Tokyo. Some times you just want some tacos. =)

Amazing food. Shop is quite small so be prepared to eat standing up or eat outside for some fresh air. They had two options of carnitas or suadero tacos 5 for 2000yen. Mexican beers or glass bottled coke (iykyk) available. People are always complaining about the price but need to understand it’s very expensive to import the authentic stuff. There’s nothing like this in Japan so you get what you pay for. The vibes were immaculate, super fast service. They sell out very quickly we were one of the lucky last so recommend to come early if you want to secure your delicious taco fix.

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.

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.