It's a "Secret Menu Item" at a lot of Taco Bells. When I was a wee lad, our local one in Glendale (CA) still had the old first-gen "Sombrero and Tiles" logo and of course the Enchirito was still the star of the menu back then. They called it "The Boat" because it came in that tinfoil container. It was my Pops' favorite thing there.

I was probably in my early teens before I learned what the actual name of the menu item was, when I tried to order one at some other random location and had to explain what the hell it was. It was then that I found out it had been discontinued (the first? of several times it was).

Was also in high school when they started that first "party pack", which was a dozen tacos, mix n' match hard/soft. IIRC, it was $3 when it first dropped. The one I frequented was roughly halfway between the school and my best friend's house. We'd go there most days after school and punish one or two of those and still eat dinner a couple hours later.

Taco Bell has never been good, but that was balanced out by being dirt cheap when compared to other fast food places. The quality is still ass and has gone down significantly and now they cost more than most other fast food options.

Also, fuck them for removing the seven-layer burrito from their menu. The last time I tried to get one, they told me with a straight face it would cost $12 to make. "Because guac is so expensive, bro". It comes out of a fucking caulk gun, FFS. It can't cost that much.

I don't bother anymore and haven't for some time now.