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Confused Julia

A Taste of Britain and Beyond

April 17, 2013 mexico

Fish Tacos, El Camello Restaurant Tulum

Last updated on February 14, 2017

fish tacos tulum
El Camello is one of the highest-rated seafood restaurants in Tulum. Luckily for us, it was directly across the road from our hostel.

Having had my (temporary) fill of chorizo and pastor, I was dying for some seafood. And in particular, some fish tacos.We staggered across to this restaurant one overheated lunchtime and ordered the fish tacos (which are only available until 5pm), which come in a portion of three. I appreciated the avocado topping (due to my ongoing obsession with avocados) and although I liked the flavour of the breading on the fish and the shredded salad topping, I found the tacos slightly dry. I felt they were missing some dressing or seasoned mayonnaise.

Having said that, they still satisfied my craving, and my digestive system thanked me for eating some fish for once.

  • El Camello Jr, Avenida Tulum & Luna Sur, Tulum, Mexico

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