Serg's Mexican Kitchen Express

EXCELLENT!! We had Uber Eats deliver it to our hotel downtown and everything was great! Family of four, and we got 4 different meals and everyone moved what they got! Chimichanga, enchiladas and two different burritos, all of it great! We will be eating Serg's again and highly recommend you try it too!

Just moved into the neighborhood and was scoping out the new food options around the block. Drove past Sergs and the craving for a burrito kicked in. WARNING the parking lot is tiny so you may have to find parking nearby.As soon as I arrived I could tell this place was swamped with Togo orders and shortly after the line grew substantially for people waiting to place their orders.I ordered a taco because on Tuesday they have TACO TUESDAY ! And I wanted to make sure it was worth coming back for . The asada was good! Not dry I just wished I'd asked for some salsa but the lady was busy and I'm guessing because of Covid they probably have everything packed up individually. Besides that I could tell that the taco was good and a decent size for the price.My asada burrito was also good, meat was nicely cooked you get a whole plate of food which ended up being my lunch for the following day. I am definitely coming back here for taco Tuesday !

Average mexican tacos, we ordered 8 total. The chicken & carne were bland and the pastor had minimal flavor but better than the others. Its $2 for a literal bite of one taco.-The woman handing out the food was very rude when I asked for salsa. She said we get one salsa container for every THREE tacos. (their hottest salsa tasted like tomato sauce.)(Rating 2 stars for the attitude and bland food)

What a day! Tried to order tortas, and they were out. Attempted to get sopes and informed it's sold out. Rushed to get Al Pastor Cali Burrito. Service was a breeze. Size of burrito was just right and filling looked appealing. Loved taste and spices of Al Pastor (pork) and hot salsas. Disgusted with carb overload of potato sliced like fries in flour tortilla. I don't think potatoes and flour tortillas go together. Reminded me of two bland carbohydrates joining forces. I'll make sure next time to read the fine print before ordering take out.

Delicious street style tacos! I was a little shocked by the price since I was used to the mainland but eh. That's the cost of living here. I had the carne asada tacos and taquitos! Everything was extremely delicious and flavorful. The parking can be a little tight but everyone's usually really good if someone needs to move. It's a great hangout spot for large groups if you can come when it's not super busy. We came after a baseball game so there was about 5 families in our party. The kids had fun playing foosball and the adults enjoyed each other's company in its laid back atmosphere. It's also BYOB! We also tasted the wings and carne asada fries from next door. They were super delicious as well! Not your traditional wings since you literally get the entire wing! We will definitely come back if we're in the area again.

Serg's is going to be here at UH Manoa permanently or so they say. Let's hope so!!! Their food is traditional, hearty and delicious. Tentative Summer 2017 schedule is:Tuesday/Thursday on in front of the John F Kennedy Theatre on E. West Rd. Monday/Wednesday/Friday at the Cafeteria.But they mentioned that eventually be in front of UH Manoa's Cafeteria Monday through Friday. :DMy first but not my last Steak Flauta! The description says it's lightly fried but don't take that lightly. I feel like it's more of a chimichanga than an oversized flauta. It's hearty and the amount of meat chunks is generous. The tortillas' crispy goodness holds up well under the guac salsa (verde) and queso fresco (crumble cheese). There's also plenty of fresh cilantro adorning the sauces on top. The portion is large. Enough for 2 meals for me, so I'll be saving half for later. The fat girl in me wants to finish the whole thing right now but I will resist. XD You know good and well that there aren't many good Mexican food choices and even less food trucks in Honolulu. Being Latina and growing up with Empanadas and carne asada on the parrilla I'm always looking for some down Latino flavors. They are one of the good ones. So if you're near UH Manoa come check them out! I have a picture of the cool chef Inaris!

Four stars for the Carne Asada fries. Two stars for everything else I've tried. I first started with the Flautas, recommended here, but wasn't impressed with them or their value (seems a small portion for nearly $9). Subsequently, I ordered other things but forgot to ask for no sour cream, so that disappointment was partially my fault. Eventually I spotted the Carne Asada fries, and I don't know that I'll try anything else now. Reasonably flavorful and decent portion size, seems a better value for my nine bucks than the much-touted flautas.Wait time is okay, especially if you can hang out under the tent. You don't have many choices for Mexican on campus, and it seems about on par with the state of Mexican food on Oahu.The location has moved - it's now between Campus Center and Kuykendall.

Oof, that fish was dry. But it could be remedied by mixing it with the beans, rice, and salsa, but for whatever reason all those things are on the side. The burrito's killer app is that it's all wrapped up together so every bite gets a little bit of everything. The construction seems fixable and is an unforced error.

I used to order the fish tacos and they where perfectly cooked, I was there last week at noon and the fish was dry like a toast, I wish they can bring back their awesome and perfectly cooked fish tacos.If they do I will reconsider my review.

It's great to have Serge's now on campus next to the POST building. It looks like they've hit the ground running. I had the chicken burrito place for about $8.50, and you get an ample amount of black beans and Spanish rice with that. The burrito is smaller than Verde Kaimuki's burrito at $7 but you get way more food overall. The food came out quickly and nice and hot. They doubled up on dispensers for three of their salsas (avocado, salsa verde, and one other red one that was hot) that you can flood onto your lunch plate. Mas salsa por favor! That they have two locations besides this along with their hot wings stand, they leverage their experience in running this here. This is authentic Mexican food; something you can't find on campus, and rare in Hawaii. They even have flautas, their specialty. Orale!