fish tacos in South Bay?

[sairuh]

Hello,

Would anyone be able to recommend places to get fish or shrimp tacos in the South Bay --anywhere between Palo Alto and San José? So far I've enjoyed the tacos at Rio Adobe (http://www.rioadobe.com/, Cupertino) and Iguana's (downtown San José), but if there are better ones in the area, it'd be great to know!

I've also tried the following places:

Wahoo (Cupertino franchise): Okay, but nothing special. Nice cilantro rice, though.
Las Isletas (Sunnyvale): Dreadful, obviously made from frozen fish, which is occasionally acceptable. Not here, alas: mushy, gloppy, awful taste.

Thanks in advance!

[wchane]

another spot in san jose worth mentioning is tres gringos on 2nd st, across from the improv and next to san jose bar & grill. they're dirt cheap at happy hour.

[katya]

I really like the salmon tacos at Aqui in San Jose. They're fairly healthy, too, and not full of a lot of mayonnaise-y sauce. Their salmon taco comes with a hunk of salmon that's so big I cut it in two to bring home for another meal. Inside the taco is a great coleslaw pepita salsa mixture. Black beans and a few orange slices come with the taco. All under $6. And the one taco is a full meal (plus some) for me.

[snewdl]

el grullense in downtown mtn view has fish tacos, and tres potrillos in sunnyvale has fish burritos.

[dmel]

I'm visiting from Boston in a few weeks. Are either of these worth a visit or are they just mediocre?

[Atomica]

Are you visiting San Francisco or visiting the South Bay?

[dmel]

I'm visiting East Bay/South Bay.

[wchane]

well...i know it's a chain, but i really like rubio's & unama's - both are deep fried then dressed with cabbage, sauce and served with a line wedge.

i really do not like wahoo's fish taco's.

rubio's - valley fair mall's food court
unama's - various locations - sunnyvale near osh & bascom/hamilton junction in campbell off the top of my head.