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Especiales del Dia/Lunch Specials Daily Specials Available Monday thru Friday Served all day 11am – 2pm Monday thru Thursday 11am—9pm #1 Two Tacos $8.75 Served with beans & rice, your choice of ~Monday~ Friday & Saturday 11am—10pm meat, topped with onion & cilantro Quesadilla $6.50 #2 Burrito $7.75 Flour tortilla filled with your choice of Choice of meat, rice, beans, lettuce, meat & cheese with a side of sour cheese, pico & sour cream wrapped in a cream & pico Phone (360) 719-2075 flour tortilla #3 Burrito Enchilada Style $8.75 ~Tuesday~ Choice of meat with rice & beans, Ask us about catering your smothered in ranchero sauce then Street Tacos $1.00 off topped with melted chees, lettuce, pico, regular price next event! sour cream & cotija cheese Your choice of meat #4 Quesadilla $7.00 Flour tortilla filled with your choice of meat & cheese with a side of sour ~Wednesday~ cream & pico Burrito $7.00 #5 Tamale Plate $8.75 Choice of meat, rice, beans, lettuce, Tamale toped with sour cream & pico, cheese, pico & sour cream wrapped in served with rice & beans, topped with a flour tortilla cotija chees #6 Chile Relleno $8.75 ~Thursday~ One relleno smothered in ranchero sauce, served with rice & beans, topped Pozole $7.00 with cotija cheese Bowl of chicken or pork, served with fresh cabbage, onion, radish, lime & chips #7 Two Enchildadas $8.75 Chicken enchiladas, served with rice & beans, topped with cotija cheese. ~Friday~ Sabormexicanrestaurant.com Choice of verde, suiza, or mole 2108 Main Street Sabor Bowl $7.00 Vancouver WA #9 Pozole $7.50 Pinto beans & rice, topped with fresh pico, (360) 719-2075 Bowl of chicken or pork, served with cotija cheese & sour cream served with fresh cabbage, onion, radish, lime & house made tortilla chips Sabormexicanrestaurant.com chips Antojitos/Appetizers Burritos & More Specialties Lados/Sides Chips & Salsa $ 2.50 Rice or Beans $ 3.00 Burrito $ 9.00 House Specialty Plate $16.00 Chips, Salsa & Regular Guacamole Burrito, Enchilada Style One tamale, one chile relleno & two chicken Rice & Beans $ 5.50 enchiladas (Mole, Suiza, or verde) $ 5.00 Rancho, Suiza, or Verde $10.00 Whole Beans $ 3.00 Sabor Mexicano Plate $15.00 Chips, Salsa & Large Guacamole Sweet Mole $ 3.50 $11.00 Three Chicken enchiladas served with grilled Guacamole $ 8.00 Burrito Relleno $ 9.00 steak or chicken breast Red or Green Sauce $ 4.00 Spicy Cucumbers $ 3.50 Quesadilla Veggie Sabor Mexicano Plate $13.00 Specialty Sauces $ 2.00 Nachos Three veggie enchiladas (zucchini, squash & Cheese $ 6.00 Sweet Mole or Suiza Small $ 8.00 cheese) and a chile relleno Choice of meat $ 8.00 Large $ 10.00 Sabor Taco Plate Side of Cheese, or Pico $2.25 Sabor Bowl $ 7.00 Served with rice & beans Flautas $ 9.00 2 Tacos—$10.00 Side of Sour Cream $ 1.00 Pozole, Chicken or Pork Taquito Bites $ 9.00 3 Tacos—$12.00 Kids Menu Cup $ 5.00 Sopitos $ 9.00 Bowl $ 8.00 Under 12 only please Entrees Jalapeño Toriados (2) $ 2.50 Quesadilla $ 5.00 Chicken Enchiladas Choice of meat with cheese served on Served with rice & beans a flour tortilla Street Tacos Two with rice & beans or four ala carte Carne Asada $15.00 Burrito $ 5.00 Your choice of meat $ 3.00 Sweet Mole $12.00 Steak Ranchero $15.00 Choice of meat, beans, rice, cheese & sour cream Shrimp $ 3.75 Verdes $10.00 House Plate $13.00 Choice of Birria, Carnitas, or al Pastor Sabor Bowl $ 5.00 Suiza $10.00 Small bowl of beans & rice topped with Chile Rellenos Pollo Ranchero $14.00 cheese & sour cream Vegetable $ 8.00 Served with rice & beans Pollo Encremado $14.00 Pozole $ 5.00 Ala Carte $ 3.00 Small bowl of pork or chicken with chips One Rellenos $ 9.00 Camarones Rancheros $15.00 Two Rellenos $12.00 Homemade Tamales Camarones Encremados $15.00 Drinks Ala Carte $ 5.00 Tamale Plate Served with rice & beans Proudly serving Coca-Cola Products Meat Choices 1 Tamale $ 9.00 Coke, Diet Coke & Sprite $ 1.50 2 Tamales $12.00 Carne asada, Pollo, al Pastor, Carnitas, Jarritos & Mexican Coke $ 2.50 or Birria Ala Carte $ 4.00.
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