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La Bamba Mexican Restaurant

Name: La Bamba Mexican Restaurant
Address: 129 E Beaufort St, Normal, IL, 61761, US
Telephone: (309) 452-2243
Price range: $$$

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Brooke Heinkel

Mar 18, 2018

I go there for the sushi. Hands down the best sushi you can get in Blo-No. the price is so convenient and you get what you pay for. The service is excellent too. I’ve tried other things from their menu, but I’ve had better Tex-Mex food. To be fair it’s not bad just not in my taste. I highly recommend going here for your sushi needs. Looks like a dive but worth every penny

Allison Milner

Apr 12, 2018

Got the quesadilla and it was 90% lettuce and equivalent to a slice of cheese. Nothing worth $7. Came here because I was starving and it was 11pm and heard it was good. Comes with retried beans- general grocery store quality, raw onions, maybe one slice of tomato cut up into 6 pieces, and an oz of cheese, with a nothing special sauce. It was not warm or fully cooked but was made fast. Not only did it not have any flavor and was holy over priced, but the workers were confusing and unwelcoming. I looked at the sushi bar menu since it was my first time there- and they told me to stand on the other side of the room because it was closed, even though I was just curious while waiting on my food. They started arguing amongst them selves and I didn’t know where to pay or why they we’re angry. -1 price -1 unique/flavor -1 customer service -1 correct temperature -1 ingredient portions -1 raw onions +1 fast +1 open late/convenience = 1/5

Taylor Dalton

Mar 15, 2018

My boyfriend got food poisoning from what we are guessing is the tacos or sour cream. He had pork tacos with sour cream, a tamale, and a couple bites of beans and rice. I had tamales and rice and I am fine. He’s been throwing up for hours. Honestly, the Mexican food is not great. Never has been. I prefer Tony’s Tacos but go here for Mexican after Tony’s is closed if I get a craving. They’re sushi has always been very good. It’s the best sushi place in town and odd that a Mexican restaurant would have better sushi than Mexican food but it’s true. ONLY GO HERE FOR THE SUSHI.

Abigail Baffoe

Mar 1, 2018

If I could give 0 stars...I would. I ordered a combination sushi roll for take out, and I got home and had completely the wrong order. I called La Bamba back and told them that my order was wrong, and they told me they were sorry and that I got someone else’s order. The man proceeded to tell me I could come back at any time during the week to get my actual order and he took down my name. I called La Bamba back 2 days after to get my order and the man working SERIOUSLY started yelling at me! I have never been so disrespected, and all I wanted was my actual order that I paid for (and I was overly nice about it). I told them I was writing a review and hung up. They called me back after I said I was writing a review and said if I want I can come get my order. I called back AGAIN and the man proceeded to yell at me. I have never dealt with worse customer service or ignorant people in my life!! La Bamba just lost a loyal customer.

C V

May 15, 2018

Where else can you get a damn good burrito and some decent sushi at the same table for a ridiculously low price!! I must say sambraros off to this place. They know what keeps the people coming in!

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 1 am

Tue:11 am - 1 am

Wed:11 am - 1:30 am

Thu:11 am - 1:30 am

Fri:11 am - 2 am

Sat:11 am - 3 am