The Taco That Made My Mum Cry – A Mother’s Day Story from Sonora

The Taco That Made My Mum Cry – A Mother’s Day Story from Sonora
They say food is love. But when my mum took the first bite of that taco — the one I created just for her — she didn’t say a word. She just smiled, wiped her eyes, and whispered, “You’ve been paying attention.”

Growing up, I wasn’t the easiest kid to cook for. I’d poke at my beans, rearrange my rice, and outright reject anything green. But every Sunday, without fail, my mum would make tacos — not because I loved them (yet), but because they were her way of keeping a little bit of Mexico on our table.

She made them with love, patience, and that special something only mums seem to have. And over time, I came around. I started to understand what she was doing — not just feeding us, but anchoring us. Holding us together.

Sweet Memories

When I opened Sonora Potts Point, I didn’t just want to serve food. I wanted to tell stories — hers, mine, yours.

This Mother’s Day, we’re doing something special at Sonora. Not flashy. Not overdone. Just deeply personal. A Mother’s Day menu inspired by mums: their strength, their softness, and the flavors they bring into our lives.

Explore

👉 Explore some of our signature Mexican dishes that will be featured, including slow-braised short rib tacos kissed with mezcal and decadent churros dipped in cinnamon-chocolate.

Because this isn’t just a meal. It’s a memory in the making.

Seats are limited, and Mother’s Day always books fast.
If there’s a mum in your life — yours, someone else’s, or maybe even you — give her a moment she’ll feel in her bones.

Book your table now and let us help you say “thank you” in the most delicious way possible.


External links you might like:

Curious why food memories hit so hard? Here’s why our strongest memories are often tied to taste and smell (BBC)

For Mother’s Day inspiration: Unique Mother’s Day gifts and ideas (Time Out Sydney)


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