Mojo Grill Latin Fusion

We stumbled upon this place while trying to decide where to eat in this adorable strip with local restaurants and shops. We are so glad we went in. The staff was super friendly! I had the BEST Cuban sandwich I have ever had. I could tell the pork was freshly slow roasted and their homemade dill pickles were an excellent compliment to the sandwich. Don’t skip this place if you’re in the area!

Luis is an absolute legend with this spot every single meal on his menu is so delicious!!!! Always fresh and such great flavors, I love this spot so much I order weekly

If I could give no stars I would. To begin with the service is atrocious as in non existent. They have prices on the wall and when you order at their kiosk the prices are higher than shown on the wall. We took a chance anyway. Disappointed is an understatement. We ordered the grilled chicken bowl with cilantro rice, black beans and plantains. The chicken had zero flavor to it and was dark meat and not grilled chicken breast. The beans as well lacked in flavor and tasted like canned beans. The rice was hard and looked old. Not sure how this place claims to be Latin anything with the lack of flavor. Save your money and go somewhere else so that you don’t leave as disappointed as we did.

Second time here and I was not disappointed. First time ordering a bowl of steak and let me tell you, it was delicious! The bowl is more than enough for one person. (I could’t finish it, it was a lot.) You usually get a small piece of steak when you order from others but this was great. Enough of everything and very tasty! You definitely need to try it!

As a Cuban myself, I was really disappointed. I ordered a bowl with rice and beans, pork, and yuca, expecting authentic Cuban flavors. Unfortunately, this was not Cuban food at all. The beans had no flavor and honestly tasted like canned beans. Cuban beans are not made from a can. They are natural dried beans that are boiled and properly seasoned with the correct spices. These tasted like canned beans thrown in without any seasoning or care. The yuca had no garlic. Cuban yuca is not seasoned with just onion it should have garlic, a bit of onion, and plenty of lemon. This yuca was bland and incorrect. As for the pork, I truly don’t believe this was puerco asado. Anyone who knows Cuban food knows exactly what real roasted pork tastes like, and this was not it. It’s very disappointing th