It's only appropriate I do my first review on a place I've eaten since I was a kid. I've probably eaten over 9000 tacos, and other various taco bell ingredients in different forms. Since the Taco Bell at school doesn't have Double Deckers (WHY I DON'T FUCKIN KNOW, IT'S JUST A TACO LAYERED W/ BEANS AND A TORILLA, MY GOD), I got a taco and two chicken gorditas w/o sour cream.
The taco was just like usual, the most entry-level taco on the planet. I may be pretentious but I don't think I'll ever be above eating these.
I was craving chicken gorditas for some reason. The flatbread is a lot better than a standard flour tortilla, mixed with chicken, lettuce, and a good amount of cheese and tomatoes.
Since the meal wasn't too heavy, I didn't feel like shit after eating it. I try to keep most meals at around 500-600 calories and thats probably the amount this meal was. The amount of salt left me w/ a dry mouth as I'm typing this though.
I'll go over the rating system, basically if the fat and salt ratings are low but the taste rating is high that's a good thing, and vice-versa.
Fat rating (how fatty the meal was): 3/10
Salt rating (how salty): 8/10
Taste rating (overall satisfaction): 8/10
The taco was just like usual, the most entry-level taco on the planet. I may be pretentious but I don't think I'll ever be above eating these.
I was craving chicken gorditas for some reason. The flatbread is a lot better than a standard flour tortilla, mixed with chicken, lettuce, and a good amount of cheese and tomatoes.
Since the meal wasn't too heavy, I didn't feel like shit after eating it. I try to keep most meals at around 500-600 calories and thats probably the amount this meal was. The amount of salt left me w/ a dry mouth as I'm typing this though.
I'll go over the rating system, basically if the fat and salt ratings are low but the taste rating is high that's a good thing, and vice-versa.
Fat rating (how fatty the meal was): 3/10
Salt rating (how salty): 8/10
Taste rating (overall satisfaction): 8/10