Fish or Shrimp Tacos-Tacos Don Ramon delievers awesome tacos!

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 We recently had the opportunity to sit down with the founder of Tacos Don Ramon here in Bahia Asuncion, BCS, Mexico.  He explained why he decided to open a taqueria selling fish in a village of fisherman.  Now after 14 years, he is as busy as ever.  Enjoy the interview


Location: 23960 Bahía Asunción, B.C.S., Mexico

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