Tacos 3Hermanos Harajuku Tacos Public Hall

I recently visited a taco spot in Harajuku with my girlfriend, eager to try out the local Mexican food scene. While I’m all for supporting small businesses, I left with mixed feelings about the experience. The tacos themselves were tasty, but the service was a bit overbearing. We came in with the intention of sampling a few items, without planning to over-order since we wanted to try other places around Tokyo as well. However, the staff was insistent that we order one plate per person, claiming the portions were small. While I understand the desire to upsell or ensure we had enough food, I was more interested in just having a light taste of what the place had to offer. The pressure to order more than we needed was frustrating, especially since it wasn’t about price or portions, but simply the desire for a casual experience. Things took a turn when the owner came over to double-check if we were sure about our order size, which made me feel like my appetite and judgment were being questioned. It’s disappointing when you're just trying to enjoy a meal and not be scrutinized for your choices. That said, the food was good, and I do appreciate the effort that went into supporting the local community. I love the motto "だってタコスは愛だから" (Tacos with love), but unfortunately, the energy from the staff didn’t match the sentiment. A more relaxed, customer-centric approach would go a long way in improving the overall experience. While I still support local businesses and hope the place continues to thrive, I hope future visits will be more about the food and less about feeling pressured into a specific dining experience. There’s definitely potential for improvement in the way staff engages with customers, and I believe it could make the place even better. Let's spread kindness—both in food and in how we treat others!

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!

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.

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.

I really wanted this place to be something special. I heard their story and decided to pay them a visit while on vacation. We found them hidden in a back corner next to a ĥvɓ neighborhood. We walked in and saw a small crowd, seated at the only two tables, chomping away at their tacos. The tacos came as miniature tacos. You are required to order five. We ordered Carnitas for one order, Arrachera (Beef) and Carnitas (Pork). The Arrachera tacos looked great. They had a great Chimichuri style sauce and Red Salsa. They red sauce was a little spicy and had an okay flavor. The meat was not sliced properly (with the grain and not against), making it very chewy. Also, no seasoning. These tacos were very basic. The Carnita tacos were only slightly better because they were not tough. But again, the flavor of seasoning on the meat would have went a long way. This may do well in Japan, but these would not compare to tacos found in Mexico or California.

Great little taco shop off the usual streets of Harajuku, great atmosphere the second you slide open the front door and then immediately greeted with the smell of tacos being made Bit expensive if you're used to American street taco pricing but definitely worth every yen here if you wanna satisfy that taco craving when you're in Japan. Great selection of drinks as well to pair with the tacos.