Hunger came a knocking and the Feast Truck answered the door with a delicious Pork Bahn Mi…read more I was in the mood for a Chicken or Beef Bahn Mi, but I was thankfully talked into the Pork Bahn Mi. Was it authentic? Not at all. Did it satisfy my non-Westminster taste buds? Hells yes. Some might cringe at slightly saucy braised pork and a buttered baguette that's not crunchy enough to knock someone out. I embrace those characteristics and will gladly take your half-eaten bahn mi.

Food Fit For A King…read more That's the slogan on the side of the Feast Truck, but it doesn't say anything about which King. I mean we could be talking Louis XIV here, or we could be talking about some lousy basketball player from Sacramento, right? But in my quest to try them all, I ignored the slogan and ordered "The Feast" sandwich from the truck of the same name today, and had myself a nice meal. The sandwich was a little on the small side for $8.00 (I upgraded to a baguette for 0.50 more) but every bite was delicious. Maybe not good enough for every king in every kingdom, but certainly good enough for when Queen Elizabeth moves on and Charles becomes the "Monarch formerly known as Prince". "The feast is a hot smoked turkey sandwich, with several slices of very good turkey and a lot of stuffing. I like stuffing, this was good stuffing, but still when you fill a sandwich with bread, there isn't much room for the meat. The sandwich also has pepper-jack cheese and cranberry aioli. They are both minor ingredients as the stuffing overwhelms them. With a can of Diet Coke it came to $9.25 (tax included) which to me seemed a little on the pricey side, but then again I am simply part of the proletariat. While it was a meal the Earl of Sandwich would be proud of, there are two reasons I am marking it down from 5 to 4 stars. There is the protein/price ratio I discussed and i was also dismayed to notice The Feast truck people have chosen not to comply with the new LA smoking laws that require posting of "No Smoking Within 40 Feet" signs on the truck. Gourmet Food Truck #125 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

Caridad Cuisine seems to be a fusion between the old school roach coaches and the new breed of…read moregourmet trucks. The menu is not really awe-inspiring, burgers, sandwiches, french fries and burritos, almost all with traditional toppings. This truck would appeal to folks who have traditional tastes and really aren;t into trying anything new. But the food was good. I had a shrimp burrito for $6.00 that was as good as can be. Plenty of warm fluffy rice, tomatoes, hot sauce and of course shrimp. Sure it was uncomplicated; but it filled me up and made me happy. Gourmet Food Truck #166 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

It's amazing somebody didn't think of this sooner. Take an…read moreold school roach coach, pare down the menu a little, give it a flashy paint job and take the standard roach coach fare to a new level of quality. You wont find anything out of the ordinary here, but whatever you choose will be well executed. I tried their Texas Burger which is a pastrami burger. It was one of the best pastrami burgers I've ever had. And it was done simply. Good bun, good sized, good quality patty, a heap of juicy pastrami, mustard and 2 big chunky deli dill pickles. I was impressed with the quality and the price was reasonable. If everything they make is at this level, this truck should become rather popular.

I found this booth at the bank of America outdoor food Fair DTLA…read more Service is friendly and fast. The taco was small but tasted great with beef cooked perfectly. They are definitely worthy of repeat visits.

This is terrible that I'm going to say this but these are the worse tacos I've ever tried. I tried…read moreto force myself to eat at least two and I just had to toss them in the trash can. They're $9 for 5 small tacos, you can get a delicious meal at the farmers market for $9 at another stand. Papás con chorizo had absolutely no flavor (but you can force yourself to eat them if you try). The asada were just gross, the meat tasted nasty and it was hard to chew. The salsa was bland too, I don't mean this in a bad way but just some constructive criticism for the business. You can't sit around in LA selling mediocre over priced food. I am mad that I spent my money on this place and that I did not get to eat a full lunch, what a waste...NOT worth it.

I ordered a taco and steak with fries as base, I thought I had gone to heaven when I bite into my…read moretaco. Expensive with added sour cream and guacamole but well worth for the taste. It is a huge taco. The steak order was very delicious and I save some and ate it on the third day and was just as delicious as the first day. Outstanding food. Great cooks and staff. Gave a neighbor a taco and she could not believe how delicious it was.

This is a great little food truck that parks near my office. They always have a line of people…read morearound so i decided to check it out. To my surprise it was pretty good. I got something they call a submarine. The sub had turkey, ham, good old fashion American cheese, tomato, avocado, lettuce, mayo, mustard, and some pickles. It was really good. The bread was fresh and the cold cuts did not taste over processed. The fries were the best part. This is why I gave this truck such a high rating. The fries were cooked and seasoned perfectly. I will eat at this truck soon again. I have included a pic of my lunch and some of the Truck so you don't mistake it for another one. This truck is around @ 12:45 at the above address during weekdays.

Great food, great customer service and great prices. My coworkers and I eat here almost daily. I…read morehighly recommend eating here.

1st timer and is was definitely da.bomb. The vibe is hood, yet the food is good. Best of both…read moreworlds!!! This food stand is a single owned black man who stepped out of a dream and passion to make it happen. Chef Bingo has been in the food industry for over a decade, and he truly put his talent and love for food in every dish. Nowwww them turkey tacos...HELLLLL YEAH...Them sliders...yessss sir!!! FIRE!! I think he has some MUD water/juice, too! Ohhh yeah, don't forget the music, good talk and laughs with the chef. Be prepared to wait because everything is cooked to order. Don't forget to tip the Chef too! Check out his IG page @westsidesliders1029

Absolutely the best egg roll of my life!!!! Was working in Long Beach on Friday and drove past some…read morefood trucks parked on Atlantic Avenue and decided to flip around and try them out.... it was the best decision I made that day. I ordered a philly cheesesteak egg roll because it sounded amazing and different and some loaded fries with chicken. I was 100% right. When I opened the box with the French fries I found it framed by the delectable philly egg roll. It was everything you would want from a philly. Delicious tender steak mixed with gooey delicious cheese, grilled onions and a show stopping sauce. I shared with my boyfriend but had to steal the box if and when you are down in Long Beach give them a try... you wont be disappointed.

These eggrolls were great. Not what you would expect for an eggroll. I got the bacon cheeseburger…read moreand a philly cheesesteak along with fries. Both rolls were deep fried to perfection. The fires were hand cut and sprinkled with seasoning salt, garlic salt and pepper.

Valentino's Tacos serves $1.50 tacos from its food truck for shoppers & locals looking for quick…read moreand cheap food. The truck sets up shop in the parking lot right in front of Valentino's Market (604 Lincoln Blvd.) next to the Fox Supermarket (in Venice on Lincoln between California & Rose). It uses a long power cord connected to the market for power, so, I'm guessing there is a connection to the store even though the address on the side of truck lists Hawthorne. Barbacoa (lamb), Pollo (chicken), Tripa (tripe), Chicharron (pork cracklings), Asada (steak), Lengua (beef tongue), Cabeza (beef head), and Al Pastor (pork) are the types of soft tacos available from Valentino's Tacos. I tried a Lengua and an Asada. Both come on soft Corn Tortillas with Cilantro, Onions, and a Salsa. For a bonus, they through in some Tortilla Chips. The Lengua was softer than the dry Asada, but it wasn't the best tongue taco I've had. It was fine and definitely ok for the price. Besides Tacos, Valentino's also serves Burritos, Tortas, Breakfast foods, and Combo Plates (platillos). If I'm in the area and looking for some cheap, easy, and quick Mexican truck food, I'll definitely try Valentino's Tacos again.

Came across them on Venice & Inglewood on a Saturday night. So good and open till 3 am. Give it a…read moretry!