Tamales Chiapanecos

I suppose this means «Chiapas style». If so, I’m down with Chiapas.
This is a better than average stand, located outside La Palapa Market. I am partial to Juanita’s, which is usually across the street, but the woman who is usually here actually speaks some English (so I can communicate with her a little), which can help if you’re as language-​impaired a whitey as me.
Her tamales tend to be very generous with the meat and other (non-​masa) fillings, and they also are always sloppily wrapped, so they kind of fall apart. If you want a more photogenic tamale, go elsewhere. But if your attitude says it all just looks messy once it hits the stomach, then you’ll be happy enough.