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Q: Best Margarita in Shanghai？

CANTINA AGAVE is one of my favorite restaurant in Shanghai. I always tell my friends that I love Mexican food but they all know I love their Margarita.
Kind of crazy as to go there 3times a week.
I do love their Margarita, but want to know is there better Margarita in Shanghai?

15 years 6 weeks ago in  Food  - China

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Why is there no one answering my question and I cannot see my question posted on the website?
Am I blocked?

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Ok, now I see it!

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Cantina Agave has got to be the worst Mexican food and margaritas I have EVER encountered . Taco mama's is delivery only and far better Tex Mex with FAR better and stronger margaritas . Check out their website

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Will try this when I get a chance... Thank you...

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Before you judge someone walk a mile in their shoes, that way you're a mile away and you have their shoes!

 
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Oh , also the Apartment has wonderful margaritas . They're expensive though (70rmb) so better to go there during happy hour when drinks are either buy 1 get one free or half price , I can't remember (same deal if you buy in even numbers anyway)

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Guess it's just different taste. I don't like the Margarita in Apartment...

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