Hang Ten

I’m pretty confused as to whether or not this is the same Tacolot as the one on Wellington? Or are there just two Tacolots? Anyway, I think its different because I’ve heard terrible things about the one on Wellington, while the food here was unreal.
Before I start, these guys offer delivery! Which is what I did, what an awesome healthier alternative to pizza or Chinese. I ordered beef empanadas, the chicken taco platter — which includes 3 tacos, salad, rice and beans for $ 12, and a spicy beef taco. They called as soon as I placed my order to inform me they had no more beef empanadas, but offered me a beef taco in its place.
They got here about 40 minutes after I placed my order which was 20 minutes less than what they told me it would be. The platter was all given to me the same container which made the salad a little mushy and warm, I think next time I’ll ask for it on the side. The rice was just plain rice but the beans were amazing and I mixed it in with the rice and it was reeeeally good.
The tacos, oh my! They were excellent! The spicy beef ones were legitimately spicy and delicious, they were made with ground beef instead of steak which I personally like more, but I know a lot of people prefer steak. The chicken ones were also amazing. The tacos has some sort of a shredded red cabbage, and fresh salsa, it was really simple but really good. The tortilla made them 100x better though, they are definitely homemade and they came up with some brilliant way to make them so they don’t become mushy. I’m drooling thinking about them!

Executive Summary: Cheap, fast, delicious burritos!
Do you really need more information than the executive summary provides? You do? Ok, fine, jerk.
This place is brand new (replacing the old Octagon Catering) and is really just in the ‘soft launch’ phase, so treat this review with a grain of salt as their menu is set to expand once they are fully open for business.
That said, they certainly have their niche figured out quite well already. Think burrito-​boys-​esque burritos for not-​exorbidant prices (8 $), made to, and in short, order. I was actually a bit worried about the quality of the food, considering how fast and reasonably priced it was, but it was quite delicious.
The menu is pretty small right now — just tacos and burritos really, in one of four varieties (pork, beef, chicken and veggie). Between my wife and I we had chicken and vegetarian tacos and a vegetarian burrito. All were quite good, with just a bit of spice (and maybe not quite enough cheese, if I had to complain about something). The burrito was large and filling and the taco platter is especially good value — 3 tacos of your choice with sides of beans, rice, salad and fruit for 12 $.
The focus is clearly on take out for now, but there are places to sit, including some tables fashioned out of surf boards and some old school arcade games if you wanted some entertainment as you waited for your food. Future plans apparently include the aforementioned expanded menu (which might feature gelato) and possibly a liquor license.