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Taqueria · Old Toronto · $$
Slow-braised pork that pulls apart into rich, fatty shreds with enough char to keep it from going heavy
Taqueria · York · $
Slow-braised pork that crisps at the edges, rich and fatty in the best way, piled into soft tortillas
Slow-braised pork, crispy at the edges, served with cilantro and salsa on corn tortillas — rich and well-seasoned
Taqueria · Old Toronto · $
Slow-cooked pork, tender and fatty, with crispy bits mixed through — a solid second choice if the al pastor sells out
Mexican · Old Toronto · $$$
Slow-braised pork that's properly pulled and finished with a crisped edge — one of the more approachable options on the menu
Braised pork shoulder with good fat-to-lean balance, finished on the plancha so you get crispy bits alongside tender shreds
Crisped pork carnitas with the right balance of fatty richness and textural contrast from the char, finished simply with onion and cilantro
Taqueria · North York · $$$
Slow-cooked pulled pork with crispy edges, served with pickled onion — richly flavoured and reliably executed
Slow-braised pork with good fat content and a crispy edge — the most forgiving order if you're unfamiliar with the menu
Slow-braised pork with crispy caramelised edges, one of the most telling tests of a kitchen's technique
Taqueria · North York · $$
Slow-braised pork with crispy edges and tender interior, a reliable crowd-pleaser at spots that take their trompo seriously
Slow-braised pork with the requisite crunch at the edges — a reliable second order at any serious taqueria
Slow-braised pork with crisp edges, typically served with onion and cilantro on a corn tortilla