Culichi Town
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buen servicio, comida bien Rica, 👍👍👍
Comida medianamente buena no vale lo q cobran ...el servicio pesimo la mesera solamente en una ocacion se acerco cuando nos tomo la orden y durante una hora y media no se aparecio en la mesa ..la comida llego por partes y llego equivocada el servicio es pesimo q lastima q desepcion d restaurant
Más que recomendada Cynthia E nos atendió más que súper bien para el cumpleaños de nuestra amiga gracias !! 💋
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Culichi Town: A Flavorful Taste of Sinaloa in Arizona
Culichi Town offers a delightful culinary journey into the heart of Sinaloa, transporting diners to the vibrant streets of Mexico with its authentic and flavorful dishes. The restaurant features a lively atmosphere and friendly staff, creating a welcoming ambiance that can change from hour to hour and day to day.
The menu at Culichi Town showcases a wide array of traditional Mexican fare, with a strong emphasis on seafood specialties. The shrimp cocktail is a standout, bursting with fresh flavors, while the carne asada, cooked to perfection, is another must-try. The restaurant also offers a fusion of traditional Mexican dishes and sushi, catering to a variety of tastes. The Roca roll, topped with spicy balls, and the Tentation roll, known for its cream cheese texture, have received particular praise from customers.
Though the service can be a bit slow, especially during peak hours when traffic picks up, the delicious food often makes the wait worthwhile. Guests have noted that service is generally good, with staff being friendly and accommodating. Free chips and salsa are served at the start, although the chips may seem store-bought and the salsa a bit runny for some.
Culichi Town is a fantastic option for those seeking an authentic Mexican dining experience in Arizona, with a vibrant atmosphere enriched by live music. However, the loud environment may not be suitable for families with young children. Overall, it is a great place for large parties and celebrates the culture and cuisine of Sinaloa.