indian tacos in Billings – food
Posted: August 9, 2013 Filed under: Billings, food, travel | Tags: billings, don luis mexican restaurant, food, indian tacos, mexican, montana 13 CommentsDowntown Billings Montana still has a personal flavor. In the suburbs one finds the usual ubiquitous chain stores and restaurants, but downtown there are the privately owned galleries and eateries. We used a recommendation from a young lady at a vintage shop to find Don Luis Mexican restaurant for dinner.
The home-made jalapeno poppers were just right ( although they looked like small airplanes )… and then we followed up with Indian tacos, one of my favorites.
Not some giant space alien — home-made jalapeno poppers
Standard taco toppings on Indian flat-bread makes an Indian taco. The flat-bread is thick, fried and has a bit of sweetness, and it makes the perfect base for a taco. Here it was enough for us to split and have two of us full and satisfied. We don’t find Indian ( American ) flatbread much in the more eastern states, so it’s always a double delight to find it.
Tacos on Indian Flat Bread
bwthoughts 
I’m sad I missed out on these! 🙂
always the next dinner calls us 🙂
the next dinner always beckons… 🙂
By Indian, I thought you meant India until I read the comment section because in Canada we call them First Nations people or aboriginal people. But anyway you can imagine how bizarre it seemed to me at first to think about bread from India combined with toppings from Mexico!
Hi Diana – our first memory of them is at the Pow-wow in Montana where the brave was hawking “Indian tacos made by his wife.” There was no questioning there for us 🙂
Sounds and looks Delish! As for no questioning – I wish I could stop – but from the moment I could talk…
sheesh 🙂
I’ve always preferred the private eateries over the factory chains that microwave and serve – plenty of that crap here in Singapore.
Hi Eric — I think the local places have the feel of the people which I like.
you never cease to make me hungry! lol
🙂
Looks absolutely delicious!
yes, the first time we came across Indian Tacos, it was at the pow-wow ( Native American tribal gathering in Montana ) and this Indian lady was cooking them up with her husband serving them up. Since then we always keep an eye out for authentic Indian Tacos.