Although the cozy neighborhood taqueria Lágrima in Makati remains closed, it is now delivering DIY taco kits and other Mexican favorites through its new service Lágrima Bodega.
Available in sets of six with 300 grams of “feelings” (aka the restaurant’s variety of taco fillings) and sets of twelve with 600 grams of feelings, Lágrima’s taco kits are priced at P660 and P1,320, respectively. Each kit also comes with red and green salsa, pickles, cilantro and onion.
They also have burrito packs priced at P900 and nacho sets ranging from P480 to P1,080 in their delivery menu—and of course, they come with salsa to complete the dining experience.
Feelings, which include carnitas, al pastor, chorizo, pollo asado and more, can also be availed on a la carte in packs of 600 grams (P780) and 1.2 kilograms (P1,560).
All orders will be packed in microwaveable tubs and bio-boxes, which customers can reuse and recycle. Lágrima’s service also currently runs on an “order today, delivery tomorrow” basis, with a 3 p.m. cut off for orders.
Refreshments like horchata, margarita and negroni are also available to go packed in recycled mezcal bottles, but double check first if your locality has already lifted the liquor ban here.
To place your order, message Lágrima on Instagram with your order, contact details and address. After receiving confirmation of the total amount, you can send your order payment through bank deposit or Lalamove purchase service.
Before you order, take note that prices listed on Lágrima’s menu are exclusive of 10 percent service charge and delivery fees, which are priced at P120 for Makati, Taguig and Mandaluyong, P160 for San Juan, Pasig and Manila and P200 for Quezon City, Parañaque and Muntinlupa.
For more information and updates regarding the ordering process and menu, check out Lágrima’s Instagram account.
Header photo from Lágrima’s Instagram account
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