Mexican Food Guide: Fusion Restaurants

Some of the eateries around town giving Mexican food some extra oomph.
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Nada

Kick back on Nada’s bright red brick patio— surrounded by lush greenery in the spring and summer months—and chow down on rich and spicy flavors that elevate Mexican fare in interesting ways. We always recommend the mac and cheese with roasted poblano and garlic breadcrumbs, and the jalapeño cheddar cornbread. ♦ 600 Walnut St., downtown, (513) 721-6232


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Lalo Chino Latino

Enjoy warm and elaborate Asian-Latino dishes—ranging from birria ramen to Mexi bibimbap—inside this bright fast-casual dining spot. You can also get all of Lalo’s flavors to go with its taco meals, noodle dishes, and individual boxed lunch catering. ♦ 26 W. Court St., downtown, (513) 381-5256


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Roberto & Miguel’s Handcrafted Mexican

Step into this open and sunlit restaurant to experience its Guatemalan take on handcrafted Mexican dishes, created with fresh ingredients. Meats and fish are slow-cooked and marinated in Guatemalan spices that shine along with the vibrant, housemade salsas. ♦ 6735 Lakota Lane, Ste. 400, Liberty Twp., (513) 838-5704


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Red Sesame

Visit Element Eatery to savor Mexican-style dishes and traditional Korean flavors. Mouthwatering Korean BBQ tacos, burritos, and quesadillas are served with housemade sauces. ♦ 5350 Medpace Way, #7, Madisonville, (513) 356-0880


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Shango’s Urban Taqueria

Visit this Latin-Caribbean fusion restaurant to enjoy tasty Mexican-style soul food. The toppings on the signature nachos include smoked jerk chicken, braised oxtail, creole-spiced shrimp, and butter-poached crawfish. ♦ 2750 Park Ave., Norwood, (513) 999-8888

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