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They really don't want you to order takeout or actually taste your food
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They really don't want you to order takeout or actually taste your food
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点评：My partner and I visited the Centro location on Nicollet Avenue to order take out. When we entered, things seemed straightforward enough as there was a large sign reading, "Order Takeout Here" hanging above the back counter.
After taking a few steps towards it we realized the obvious: we didn't have a menu. So we turned around to return to the counter for a paper menu and that's when we saw them: two touch screen terminals that said "Start Order Here" on the screen.
Things seemed straightforward again, but we quickly realized they weren't as the kiosk required a table number for takeout. (Read those last 8 words again.) After punching in random numbers because we were not dining in and, therefore, did not have a table number, we flagged down a member of the staff who told us to take a table number sign from the shelf above the kiosks, use that table number and wait with it for your order.
So we took a number sign and tried to order again. But the kiosk still wouldn't accept our table number. So we tried again. And again. And then we realized the kiosk we were trying on was out of order. So we moved to the other kiosk and were finally able to begin a takeout order.
Despite breaking the menu up in many categories, the actual selection was limited and restrictive. For example, you couldn't customize the pollo a la plancha taco. My guy wanted one but isn't a fan of cilantro and couldn't request it be left off.
Anyway, we ordered two tacos each as well as some yuca fries and then stood in the immediate area of the counter awkwardly holding a small piñata with a #7 sticking out of it. Our food was brought to us after a while and we left.
Upon getting home, we unpacked our order and found they packaged each pair of tacos together and the yuca fries in their own box. The problem was, all three boxes were identical and none of them were labeled. After eventually figuring out which tacos were which and simply accepting the abundance of cilantro on the chicken tacos as a necessary evil, we were subjected to a final insult.
Everything was spicy. The chicken was spicy. The chorizo was spicy (and I even customized it to not have serrano chile on it). The cactus petals were spicy. Not only that but, I thought they only gave me one eighth of a lime wedge for squeezing over both of my tacos. No, there was a second one -- hidden in the toppings of the nopales taco and I ate it whole with the taco itself. Even the yuca fries were spicy. And the crema dipping sauce made them even spicier.
All I tasted was the heat. I literally could not taste anything else. Was this preemptive revenge by Centro on two guys who just wanted to order takeout or does Centro think seasoning food with just chiles to the point where it's so hot that you don't even taste the food itself is normal?
There are plenty of other Mexican eateries on and off Eat Street that will do you better. Avoid Centro.
After taking a few steps towards it we realized the obvious: we didn't have a menu. So we turned around to return to the counter for a paper menu and that's when we saw them: two touch screen terminals that said "Start Order Here" on the screen.
Things seemed straightforward again, but we quickly realized they weren't as the kiosk required a table number for takeout. (Read those last 8 words again.) After punching in random numbers because we were not dining in and, therefore, did not have a table number, we flagged down a member of the staff who told us to take a table number sign from the shelf above the kiosks, use that table number and wait with it for your order.
So we took a number sign and tried to order again. But the kiosk still wouldn't accept our table number. So we tried again. And again. And then we realized the kiosk we were trying on was out of order. So we moved to the other kiosk and were finally able to begin a takeout order.
Despite breaking the menu up in many categories, the actual selection was limited and restrictive. For example, you couldn't customize the pollo a la plancha taco. My guy wanted one but isn't a fan of cilantro and couldn't request it be left off.
Anyway, we ordered two tacos each as well as some yuca fries and then stood in the immediate area of the counter awkwardly holding a small piñata with a #7 sticking out of it. Our food was brought to us after a while and we left.
Upon getting home, we unpacked our order and found they packaged each pair of tacos together and the yuca fries in their own box. The problem was, all three boxes were identical and none of them were labeled. After eventually figuring out which tacos were which and simply accepting the abundance of cilantro on the chicken tacos as a necessary evil, we were subjected to a final insult.
Everything was spicy. The chicken was spicy. The chorizo was spicy (and I even customized it to not have serrano chile on it). The cactus petals were spicy. Not only that but, I thought they only gave me one eighth of a lime wedge for squeezing over both of my tacos. No, there was a second one -- hidden in the toppings of the nopales taco and I ate it whole with the taco itself. Even the yuca fries were spicy. And the crema dipping sauce made them even spicier.
All I tasted was the heat. I literally could not taste anything else. Was this preemptive revenge by Centro on two guys who just wanted to order takeout or does Centro think seasoning food with just chiles to the point where it's so hot that you don't even taste the food itself is normal?
There are plenty of other Mexican eateries on and off Eat Street that will do you better. Avoid Centro.
翻译：我和我的搭档参观了 Nicollet 大道上的 Centro 位置，订购外卖。当我们进入时，事情似乎很简单，因为后柜台上方悬挂着一个大牌子，上面写着“在这里订购外卖”。
朝它走了几步之后，我们意识到了一个显而易见的事实：我们没有菜单。所以我们转身回到柜台拿纸质菜单，就在那时我们看到了它们：两个触摸屏终端，屏幕上显示“从这里开始订购”。
事情似乎再次变得简单，但我们很快意识到它们并非如此，因为自助服务亭需要外卖桌号。 （再读一遍最后 8 个字。）由于我们不在餐厅用餐，因此没有桌号，所以我们随机输入了数字，然后我们标记了一名工作人员，他告诉我们从桌子上拿一个桌号标志售货亭上方的架子，使用该表号并等待您的订单。
所以我们拿了一个数字标志并尝试再次订购。但是售货亭仍然不接受我们的桌号。所以我们又试了一次。然后再次。然后我们意识到我们正在尝试的售货亭出现故障。所以我们搬到了另一个售货亭，终于可以开始外卖订单了。
尽管将菜单分成许多类别，但实际的选择是有限且有限制的。例如，您无法自定义 pollo a la plancha taco。我的人想要一个，但他不喜欢香菜，所以不能要求不加。
不管怎样，我们每人点了两个炸玉米饼和一些尤卡薯条，然后笨拙地站在柜台附近，拿着一个小皮纳塔，上面有一个#7。过了一会儿，我们的食物被端上来，我们就离开了。
回到家后，我们打开订单包装，发现他们将每对炸玉米饼打包在一起，并将尤卡薯条打包在自己的盒子里。问题是，所有三个盒子都是一样的，而且都没有贴上标签。在最终弄清楚哪种炸玉米饼是哪种炸玉米饼并简单地接受鸡肉炸玉米饼上的大量香菜作为必要的邪恶之后，我们受到了最后的侮辱。
一切都很辣。鸡肉很辣。香肠很辣（我什至定制了它，上面没有塞拉诺辣椒）。仙人掌花瓣很辣。不仅如此，我还以为他们只给了我八分之一的酸橙角来挤我的两个炸玉米饼。不，还有第二个——藏在 nopales 炸玉米饼的浇头里，我把它和炸玉米饼一起吃完了。甚至尤卡薯条也很辣。奶油蘸酱使它们更辣。
我尝到的只是热量。我真的无法品尝其他任何东西。这是 Centro 对两个只想点外卖的人的先发制人的报复，还是 Centro 认为只用辣椒调味食物以至于食物太辣以至于你甚至都尝不到食物本身的味道是正常的？
Eat Street 内外还有许多其他墨西哥餐馆，它们会让您吃得更好。避免中心。
朝它走了几步之后，我们意识到了一个显而易见的事实：我们没有菜单。所以我们转身回到柜台拿纸质菜单，就在那时我们看到了它们：两个触摸屏终端，屏幕上显示“从这里开始订购”。
事情似乎再次变得简单，但我们很快意识到它们并非如此，因为自助服务亭需要外卖桌号。 （再读一遍最后 8 个字。）由于我们不在餐厅用餐，因此没有桌号，所以我们随机输入了数字，然后我们标记了一名工作人员，他告诉我们从桌子上拿一个桌号标志售货亭上方的架子，使用该表号并等待您的订单。
所以我们拿了一个数字标志并尝试再次订购。但是售货亭仍然不接受我们的桌号。所以我们又试了一次。然后再次。然后我们意识到我们正在尝试的售货亭出现故障。所以我们搬到了另一个售货亭，终于可以开始外卖订单了。
尽管将菜单分成许多类别，但实际的选择是有限且有限制的。例如，您无法自定义 pollo a la plancha taco。我的人想要一个，但他不喜欢香菜，所以不能要求不加。
不管怎样，我们每人点了两个炸玉米饼和一些尤卡薯条，然后笨拙地站在柜台附近，拿着一个小皮纳塔，上面有一个#7。过了一会儿，我们的食物被端上来，我们就离开了。
回到家后，我们打开订单包装，发现他们将每对炸玉米饼打包在一起，并将尤卡薯条打包在自己的盒子里。问题是，所有三个盒子都是一样的，而且都没有贴上标签。在最终弄清楚哪种炸玉米饼是哪种炸玉米饼并简单地接受鸡肉炸玉米饼上的大量香菜作为必要的邪恶之后，我们受到了最后的侮辱。
一切都很辣。鸡肉很辣。香肠很辣（我什至定制了它，上面没有塞拉诺辣椒）。仙人掌花瓣很辣。不仅如此，我还以为他们只给了我八分之一的酸橙角来挤我的两个炸玉米饼。不，还有第二个——藏在 nopales 炸玉米饼的浇头里，我把它和炸玉米饼一起吃完了。甚至尤卡薯条也很辣。奶油蘸酱使它们更辣。
我尝到的只是热量。我真的无法品尝其他任何东西。这是 Centro 对两个只想点外卖的人的先发制人的报复，还是 Centro 认为只用辣椒调味食物以至于食物太辣以至于你甚至都尝不到食物本身的味道是正常的？
Eat Street 内外还有许多其他墨西哥餐馆，它们会让您吃得更好。避免中心。
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