The service is excellent. Food are great. Lively ambience. Selection of music is really good. Would love to come again and recommend to friends to come here.

I've been to a couple of restaurants that serve Mexican food, but La Boca has emerged as my clear favourite. Having patronised La Boca 3 or 4 times in the past few months, I really liked the following dishes - Nachos - love the way its served, smothered with cheese, guacamole, chili. Unlike other nacho servings I've come across - Fajitas (prawn/chicken/steak) - generous and fulfilling! - Seafood Pizza (laden with salmon and other seafood) - my son loved this one (not to mention my wife and I too!) - Pizza Pie (the one with caramelised onions, ricotta cheese and smoked turkey).. absolutely loved the texture and ingredients - Rice with stew chicken - reminded me of kurma chicken albeit with stronger aroma of spices (I couldn't complain) - Rice with lamb stew - peppery spicy, lamb was tenderly done. enjoyable indeed, although may be a tad spicy for some (not for my curry-loving tongue though!) the ambience is great - with the quaintly painted walls which attempts to provide a feel of the Latin neighbourhood. I also like the fact that food doesn't take long to prepare - strong plus here. They've also got a respectable coffee list (with south American flavours of course). I tried the mocha and was delighted. La Boca at Pavilion KL has a laid back feel to it... and if you want to enjoy good food, kick back and hang out for a while.. La Boca's made for such an occasion.

Drinking in a shopping mall seems to be a trend within KL-ites. Afterall, we do everything in the mall, don't we? We like La Boca for different reasons. First, drinking here doesn't make you feel like you're stuck in a mall. The vibrant, colorful setting of the bar, said to be inspired by of seaport town in Bueno Aires, makes the atmosphere very lively. We also like the Latin dishes as much as we like the drinks. The La Boca Explosion and Tequila Bombs are the bomb! But our favorites are definitely the frozen Margaritas and their own variations of caipirinhas. On certain nights, they even have people doing Salsa dances. Esta loca!

It's hard to find a good Mexican restaurant here, especially one that exudes the vibe that this Spanish speaking continent is known for. La boca does this plus the colorful decor makes for a truly great experience! La Boca is actually named after a seaport town in Buenos Aires, bet you didn't know that=) I've been to this place a couple of times, mostly for their Caipirinhas, which has a tangy bite but smooth on the palate. Of course, the food is on par as well. Try the Cuban sandwich - turkey, cheese, mustard relish - simple yet filling. Or if you are looking at something hearty, try their famous fajitas, basically stir fried meat, peppers, Mexican spices and a dash of lime, served with warm tortillas, pico de gallo, guacamole, and sour cream. Very comforting indeed! Try the pizzas if you visit in a large group, I bet they will be delicious too!

La Boca is such a fun restaurant to dine at. I've only been to the Pavilion outlet and I absolutely loved it! The deco is so pretty and colorful, if you look at it from the outside you'd be so tempted to try it out. La Boca claims to have the best fajitas in KL so of course we had to try it for ourselves. To be fair it was very nice and flavorful, my mum and boyfriend loved it. I on the other hand still think Las Carettas has the best fajitas. We also had a spicy mexican pizza with jalapeños. Now this was something different and very yummy too, till you accidentally bite a huge chunk of jalapeño! The first time i ate here was when we were on a date night so it was a friday and the atmosphere at the restaurant was simply amazing. They had a live band, which consisted of a man and a woman, he played the keyboard while she sang, traditional latino music that is. The best part was that many couples got up to dance to the music albeit the very packed restaurant; the waiters had to swerve around the dancing duos to get to the tables! Long story short, it was a wonderful night that I'm not gonna forget anytime soon. The prices are reasonable too, it came to about rm87 for a pizza, and fajitas.

What first attracted me to La Boca was the colorful interior. It was ridiculous (in a good way.) Being an authentic Latin bistro, you could aspect splashed of deep reds and oranges across the walls, paintings in vibrant yellows, and purples and reds and greens...simply magnificent. It was so good I almost broke into a full mambo routine. The menu was designed to look like a newspaper or a quarterly magazine and boasted an array of authentic Latin dishes, enough to make any normal human salivate with delight. I opted for the Pizza Rallena. Now let me tell you a little about the experience I had with this dish. Have you ever been in love? Yes...That...Its beautiful (baked until the outside crusts were a beautiful shade of golden brown,) its mysterious (you cant really see the topping of the pizza as its is enveloped by an outer shell,) its addictive (you cant just have one, even if you're full, you would still want another slice) and its scary (the thought of what two of those would do to my waist.) I question myself whether I will ever try another dish off the menu, but I guess I'm just an old fashioned monogamist.