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Antojitos Michalisco Menu Antojitos Michalisco Menu MENU Raspado $4.99 Elote $3.95 Mayo, Cheese, Chile Powder. Fruta Mix $6.50 Cucumber, Jicama, Mango, Sandila, Chamoy, Tajín, Limon. Fruta Solo Mango $8.25 Mango, Lemon, Chamoy, Tajín. Nachos Locos $7.25 Real 100% Beef, Nacho Cheese, Pico De Gallo, Jalapeños, Tostitos. Simple Nachos $7.99 Tostitos, Nacho Cheese, Jalapeños. Tornado $6.99 Mango, Jicama, Sandia, Japanese Peanuts, Chamoy, Squirt, Banderilla. Duritos $3.75 Valentina, Limon. Charola De Fruta $4.50 Melon, Sandila, Cucumber, Jicama, Mango, Chamoy, Tajín, Limon. Vaso De Cueritos $4.00 Cerritos, Valentina, Limon. Diablito $5.99 Tamarindo Syrup, Spicy Chamoy, Tajín. Mangonada $5.99 Mango Syrup, Spicy Chamoy, Tajín, Mango Pieces. Fresita Loca $7.10 Frozen Strawberry, Crema, Strawberry Syrup, Whip Cream. Milkshake $5.99 Courtesy of PNW Menus. https://www.pnwmenus.com. Menu items or prices are for informational purposes only and may not reflect recent changes. Please contact the restaurant directly with any questions. We tried our best to keep our menu database as current as possible. Menu outdated? Please email us a picture of an updated menu to [email protected]. Antojitos Michalisco Menu Banana Split $7.99 Three Single Scoops Of Choice, Whip Cream, Cherry, Strawberry Syrup, Chocolate Syrup. Plátanos Machos $5.20 Whip Cream, Leche, Strawberry Syrup. Fresa Con Crema $7.50 Strawberry’s, Cream, Whip Cream, Granola, Coconut. Papas Locas $7.00 Cucumber, Cuernitos, Pico De Gallo, Valentina, Chamoy, Tajín, Limon. Piña Loca $11.99 Pineapple, Cucumber, Mango, Jícama, Chamoy, Tajín. Takipina $15.00 Pineapple, Cucumber, Mango, Strawberry, Takis, Chamoy. Wendy Loca $6.99 Mango Ice Cream (milk Or Water-based), Mango Pieces, Tajín, Chamoy. Mango Alex Bravo $5.99 Redbull, Mango Syrup, Mango Pieces, Chamoy. Fresa Alex Bravo $5.99 Redbull, Fresh Syrup, Strawberry Pieces. Fresita Michaliscos $6.99 Strawberry Ice Cream, Strawberry Syrup, Crema, Strawberry Pieces. Pepinos Locos $6.25 Cucumber, Peanuts, Tamarindo Candys, Tostito Chips, Chamoy, Valentina, Tajín. Sandia Loca $20.50 Sandila, Mango, Jicama, Peanuts, Tamarindo Candys, Banderilla, Chamoy, Tajín, Limon. Tostilocos $7.10 Jicama, Pepino, Cueritos, Peanuts, Tamarindo Candys, Chamoy, Valentina, Tajín. Takislocos $7.10 Jicama, Pepino, Cueritos, Peanuts, Tamarindo Candys, Chamoy, Valentina, Tajín. Cheetolocos $7.10 Jicama, Pepino, Cueritos, Peanuts, Tamarindo Candys, Chamoy, Valentina, Tajín. Courtesy of PNW Menus. https://www.pnwmenus.com. Menu items or prices are for informational purposes only and may not reflect recent changes. Please contact the restaurant directly with any questions. We tried our best to keep our menu database as current as possible. Menu outdated? Please email us a picture of an updated menu to [email protected]. Antojitos Michalisco Menu Tostiesquite $6.75 Corn, Mayo, Cheese, Chile Powder, Valentina, Tostitos. Esquites $4.99 Mayo, Cheese, Chili Powder. Tostinayarenses $11.99 Tostitos, Aguacate, Tomate, Camarones, Pepino, Salas (spicy), Tajín, Limon. ICE CREAM Kid’s Cup $2.75 Ice Cream Cup $3.25 / $5.35 / $6.15 Cake Cone $3.90 / $5.90 Waffle Cone $4.65 / $6.65 Waffle Bowl $4.65 / $6.65 Courtesy of PNW Menus. https://www.pnwmenus.com. Menu items or prices are for informational purposes only and may not reflect recent changes. Please contact the restaurant directly with any questions. We tried our best to keep our menu database as current as possible. Menu outdated? Please email us a picture of an updated menu to [email protected]. .
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