Asucena’s Raspados

I usually avoid this place because it’s so crowded late at night but today it was pretty empty which was great, on my behalf. Ordered churros with nacho cheese, chile, chamoy, tajin y limon. Cheese was cold. Floors are dirty, tables are sticky. Probably won’t be back here again. There’s a ton of other changarros like this one in the valley to choose from…

The spot! Definitely the spot to be at if you love tamarindo, chile, chamoy, limon, fruta preparadas, tosti-​ceviche & mangoneadas! (Only thing they need are to add those chili covered apples to their menu, so delicious!)
Great thing about this place is that they also offer natural fruit juice (juiced upon ordering) as a healthy alternative.
Staff has always been very friendly, however, their service is quite slow. I understand it gets busy, and they seem to be understaffed, so I’ll let it pass only because it is worth MY wait!

REALLY SLOW SERVICE. I walked in today and one guest was waiting on his order. 3 people were behind the counter and no one could take my order while they took care of one order for one person. Will not recommend this place to anyone.

I go constantly to this place there mangoneadas are the best out there along with their churros locos, sundaes, and raspados. You do have to have patience thoe because they are always super busy so there is a line you have to wait in. I wouldn’t recommend to eat there just order and go since it’s overly crowded and the place is quite small. Also keep in mind each girl does there stuff differently so if you like someone stick to them

I’m a constant regular to this place, always go when I come down to the valley on vacation. Only reason that I gave it a ⁴⁄₅ was because of the usual wait to order. People tend to go around 5pm and that’s when the line goes out through the door and outside the building. I’ve waited approx. 20 minutes standing just to order. The place is quite small with a few tables and an eating area outside.
Things that are the best things to order are escamochas, fresas con creama, chemis, mangoneada, and the fresada. Anything outside of that I haven’t tried (besides the regular ice cream that they have too). Stick to the fruit items and you’ll be fine. Raspados are good as well. Although if you don’t speak Spanish it can be quite difficult to order. At the end, I still think it’s worth going with a small group of friends and enjoying the fruit.

They have ice cream, raspados, liquados, jugos, banana splits etc a wide variety of fresh fruits .
One of my favorites it’s the Diablitos drink/​slushy they make there is a combination of ice Tamarindo and Mexican chili candy it sounds a lil weird but is awesome so is the mangoniadas.

I have only been to this place twice but the two times I waited forever. They need to have more than one person working. I ordered a juice the girl took forever to make and it wasn’t that good. The pico de gallo was good. I prefer mangos or que mango.

This rating only applies to their tosticeviche. The snack is good in general but the quality is not consistent at all. I had it delivered once and it came warm!