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Wahoo's Fish Taco

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The Wahoo's Fish Taco is the signature menu item and namesake of the Wahoo's Fish Taco restaurant chain, which was founded in 1988 in Orange County, California. The dish typically consists of grilled or fried wahoo fish, shredded cabbage, pico de gallo, and a mild salsa served inside a corn or flour tortilla. The chain originated from a blend of Brazilian, Asian, and Mexican culinary influences and grew alongside Southern California's surf culture. The food item is aimed at fast-casual dining customers looking for a regional, California-style interpretation of Baja Mexican seafood.

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What is a Wahoo's Fish Taco?

It is the signature taco associated with the Wahoo's Fish Taco restaurant chain, founded in Orange County, California, in 1988. The taco typically combines grilled or fried fish with shredded cabbage, pico de gallo, and mild salsa.

What fish is used in a Wahoo's Fish Taco?

The dish is named for wahoo fish, although restaurant preparations can use grilled or fried fish depending on the menu and location. The fish is usually paired with cabbage, pico de gallo, and a mild salsa in a tortilla.

When was Wahoo's Fish Taco founded?

The chain was founded in 1988 in Orange County, California. Its menu and identity combine fish tacos with influences from Mexican, Brazilian, and Asian food traditions.

Is a Wahoo's Fish Taco usually spicy?

The standard description uses a mild salsa rather than an intensely hot sauce. Diners can usually change the heat level by selecting a different salsa or adding hot sauce, depending on the restaurant.

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