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3602 N. 24th St. Phoenix AZ 85016

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  • Dessert, Mexican, Seafood, Southwestern, Spanish, Steak House
    Daily 11am-10pm
    $$$ $, $$, $$$
    All Major Credit Cards, Diners Club, cash
  • casual
    Banquet Facilities, Catering, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Takeout
    Dinner, Lunch
    None
  • Accepted
    Lot Available
Description

Get ready for a wild ride, with this first-rate Mexican restaurant specializing in the cuisine of central-southern Mexico. Epitomizing the cliché "cooking with love," the owners are dedicated to crafting the most perfect soups (cream of cilantro), meats (tender shredded pork) and seafood (awesome jumbo shrimp plucked from the waters of Rocky Point). Desserts are a dream, like the caramel crepe.








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    If it wasn't for our favorite Mexican dip, tortilla chips would be super lonely, chimichangas would suffer, and nachos would be sad piles of melty cheese. Thankfully, that's not the case and we ha... More »

  • Veni Vida Vici

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    The soup is fashioned from little more than cilantro, garlic, potatoes, avocado and chicken stock. It's entirely simple. Still, the concoction has me mesmerized. I could buy these ingredients in any grocery store. I've got the knives with which... More »

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  • 2011 | Best Mole

    While Oaxaca claims to be the land of seven different moles, here in the Valley, we're pretty much stuck with one: black mole. Mexican chocolate, lots of chiles, sesame, and tomatillo are blended together to create a complex sauce that's savory and just slightly sweet. But with well over 20 ingredients and a laborious daylong prep, it's a complicated sauce to make and difficult to master. When the craving hits us, we just head to Asi Es La Vida. That way we don't have to slave over a stove... More »

  • 2006 | BEST COCHINITA PIBIL

    Good thing we love Sonoran cuisine, because it dominates the menu at so many Mexican joints around these parts. But sometimes, for variety's sake, it's a thrill to get a taste of what lies a lot farther south of the border. In the case of Asi Es La Vida, we're talking about specialties from Mexico's central and southern regions. Everything we've tried at this intimate, whimsically decorated spot is delicious (and live musicians make meals extra memorable), but the cochinita pibil ... More »

  • 2005 | BEST FLAN

    The folks at Asi Es La Vida offer up a twist on this Mexican custard that's currently our fave: its flan Napolitano, which, no, is not named after Governor Janet. Of course, we asked the folks over at Asi Es La Vida why it was called Napolitano, and they didn't know either! But they were able to tell us that this thicker, cakier version of the traditional flan is made using cream cheese, which explains the cheesecake-like texture that results. We've had flan Napolitanos elsewhere, but never... More »

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