I can respect the Chalupa, but I'd put my money on the Gordita. That smooth and sweet Taco Bell meat with fresh tomatoes, sour cream and cheese wrapped in the softest and most amazing little pita bread. Probably the best thing on the menu there.

Also - Cheesy Gordita Crunch. Not sure if anyone's had it, but it's seriously amazing. Take the goodness of the Gordita, add a little crunch and a tangy ranch twist. It tightens the pantalones.

I hate you for reminding me of something from America that I love to have but can't here. 

Meh, Spicy Chicken Crunchwrap Supreme for the unannounced run-in victory. It's all the Taco Bell I ever need. It has that classic Taco Bell Spicy Chicken Burrito taste all wrapped up in a flower tortilla and grilled up so its' good to go.

Gordita would be second, just because: pita > everything else.

Hmm...Spicy Chicken Crunchwrap Supreme with pita bread instead of the tortilla...That's a thought.

(goes off to write letter to Taco Bell).

I rarely eat at fast food restaurants, but I do like the cheesy bean and rice burrito, no sauces.

no fast food for me,, theres an all-you-can eat $23.95 sushi bar 10 minutes from here. fast the entire day and then chow down 50+ plates of top quality sushi.  its called Yue-Sun in WoodDale, IL

That's my strategy...Hibachi works just fine for me. But when you're on the go, fast food can be a necessary evil.

A fast food sushi restaurant would probably clean up.

I remember that the Gordita came out first - and it's still the best!!!

You know man, I really dig the regular Crunchwrap, but I was a little disappointed by the spicy chicken one. I think there were too many different flavors hitting me at once. All of my friends think it's the best thing there, too.  I'll have to try it again sometime soon... maybe I'm just not man enough to handle the awesomeness of the SCCS.

Grande Soft Taco > all

I'M FULL!!!!!!!!

-Mike

I used to like the Bean Chalupa supreme style.  However, the only thing I can eat at taco bell now is a fresco style bean burrito since I try to eat a vegan diet most of the time.

I ate real Mexican once, but she went back to Cali. Ba-dum-bum.

Sorry, I'm not down with the taco dog.  I like my intestines way too much to do that to them.

Taco.... dog?  Buh?

That's what we used to call it at my old job.  I don't know how it got started, but I imagine it probably had something to do with the general quality of the food served.  I think it was understood at my office that "taco dog" was short for "taco's that taste like dog shit."