Categories: Food & Drink

Popular Mexican restaurant known for Birria Ramen opens a new spot in Toronto & here’s where

This popular Mexican restaurant known for its Birria Ramen fusion dish has just opened its third location in Toronto in the city’s west end.

Birria Catrina is now open at 131 Roncesvalles Ave and it’s their first dine-in restaurant and bar. Those familiar with the name may have already checked out its two other locations, 214 Augusta Ave and 335 Yonge St for take-out.

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According to the restaurant, Birria Catrina is the first and only Birria-specialized eatery in Toronto. On top of that, they only use Halal beef for all their menu items, making its dishes inclusive for all.

Not only are they known for their mouthwatering Birria Ramen, but the menu also features the popular (and viral) Birria tacos, quesadillas, tortas, and much more.

If you have yet to treat your tastebuds to the delights of Birria, now is the perfect opportunity to do so.

Time to cross that off your bucket list!

Birria Catrina

Where: 131 Roncesvalles Ave

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