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What makes Mexican food in the US so good?
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Better than what though? Better than Mexican food in Europe? I should hope so, it's closer to Mexico after all:-).
To be honest, I also shamelessly took it from there: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskAnAmerican/comments/1i14khr/what_makes_mexican_food_in_the_us_so_good/
Indeed, but with the big Mexican diaspora in Spain, Mexican food there is definitely a contender!