Jason's Mexican Food

They have chilaquiles! One of my breakfast favorites. First time I've had it and it didn't come with eggs. I think it needs eggs to give that runny yolk in the sauce. Otherwise, it came with a lot of tender shredded beef and a deep red sauce. It could be a touch spicer, but that's my preference and why salsa is good. We also got rolled tacos that tasted like my mom's. It gave me nostalgia feelings. Came with all the toppings where other places you have to add with an extra cost. Their pricing is pretty on par with other places, maybe a touch more. But they're not a massive chain so I'm happy to pay extra to support. I'd order from them again.

The service was fast and friendly. I got the Arizona burrito it was large and expensive $17. But it was bland, lots of meat, some other ingredients. I supposedly had guacamole i couldn't tell. The odd thing was the potato's (fries) had the most flavor. For these prices I may not try another item.

Several people have told us that this place has the best Sonoran hot dogs on the eastside, so when we had out of town guests, we stopped by to give them a try. They were ok, but I didn't think they were spectacular. And for $5, I wasn't overly impressed. It did come with a bacon-wrapped roasted pepper which was good. One of our party got chicken nachos instead and they were very flavorful and had a generous portion. The price tag for those was around $16 though, which feels steep for nachos. I'm not sure we'll go back very often, but I'm glad the place has a loyal following.

food is alright. all i've ever gotten are the beef tacos (hard shell) and the sonoran dogs. Sonoran dogs are very good, could be better if the bread was toasted. french fries are often soggy and tastless. but i like the food

I tried the M F burrito, it was great! Big enough for 2 meals and had a good mix of fillings.

We've driven by Jason's Mexican Food hundreds of times, since we have to pass it on our way anywhere. Since I had a busy day planned and didn't want to squeeze in making dinner, I decided to pick up burritos on my way home. Knowing my husband as I do, I ordered the Arizona burrito which is carne asado, potato, pico de gallo, and guacamole. I chose the Texano: shredded chicken, potato, pico de gallo, and sour cream. I added cheese for an extra $.75. I rolled up to the window and the cashier announced the total of $29. Wow! Fast food burritos are usually in the $5 to $6 range. I exchanged money for the burro bag, which was quite heavy. My dismay lessened and my expectations rose and I took my bounty home.We sat down to eat. First note was the lovely flour tortilla - thin and soft and tasty. The next note was the huge size of the burros, which was a clear signal to cut them in half to save for tomorrow's lunch. Carne asado poured out of the cut Arizona burro. So much meat! But there was little evidence of the other ingredients: a smear of guac, a few shreds of cheese, and a couple chunks of potato. The components were not distributed well, and although the meat was plentiful and flavorful, it was decidedly chewy. Definitely not the way to impress the hub.When I cut the Texano, the amount of shredded chicken was almost overwhelming. However, the chicken was tender but not particularly flavorful. Potato and sour cream were present, but the cheese was nowhere in sight, and more pico would have added flavor and broken the monotony.So, giant portions, huge prices, below average food. We are not likely to return.

I haven't had a hotdog in decades, but during the last 2 weeks I kept hearing others talk about eating Sonoran hotdog from this business...so... I stopped in and bought one. It is loaded with all that was advertised... see photo of wall menu. It was good and tasty. I just wished the hotdog was hot, temperature-wise. I can understand the joy of eating this food. (You'll use those napkins they give you.) Fast service, plus they have a drive-thru.

I was very disappointed with the machaca burrito that I've ordered. It's 80% scrambled eggs, large chunks of potato quarters, and a little bit of shredded beef inside the burrito. I felt that they skim on the meat. I didn't order an egg burrito but machaca. I guess this is my last time dining here.

The tacos and Sonoran dog were delicious. I saw this when I was driving by and had to stop to try this out. Good food and would recommend

Updated review! Still love this place. Every once in a blue moon there will be an inconsistency but for the most part it's always spot on and delicious! I highly recommend the bean and cheese burrito. The asada meat here is huh quality. I always order toritos which are bacon wrapped peppers with cheese inside. (they always give you one of those peppers with a Sonoran dog order). Their Raspados are great too. This is my favorite drive-through Mexican place.