The food was hot and delicious. Reasonably priced for 2 tacos and a drink. It was raining at the…read moretime so I sat in the car until my food was ready. The food truck is near the new justice center I think off of justice way. You won't be disappointed.

I have 2 spots I will go to for tacos and they're both food trucks and both on Pendleton pike. But…read morethis one is amazing, they have amazing tacos, obviously the only way to eat tacos is the authentic way with onions and cilantro lime and salsa. The salsa aquacate is AMAZING I would come here and JUST order salsa if I had to it is so good. I always order extra and keep some for my other dinners at home because I love salsa. I believe they only take cash but they are fast with the service they're very nice and they are ALWAYS there. Definitely worth stopping for!!

This is a food truck business, and when you can catch them - they are OUTSTANDING‼ Great tasting…read morefood, generous portions, friendly service...i love this place.

I recently coordinated a private event where Ryan from Tacos Without Borders was our caterer, and…read morehe was phenomenal! He handled everything solo -- from setup to service -- and did it with total professionalism and ease. The tacos and loaded nachos were incredible (guests couldn't stop talking about them!), and Ryan kept the line moving smoothly even during the busiest times. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. As an event coordinator, I truly appreciate vendors who are dependable and make my job easier, and Ryan absolutely delivered. I'll be recommending Tacos Without Borders to future clients without hesitation!

Claims to be authentic, but the experience definitely didn't feel that way. We asked if we could…read morePAY for food and were told there wasn't enough because it was for a private party. A few minutes later, lifeguards from the pool were getting food from the same truck. So I guess there was enough after all. Makes no sense.

Asada taco was seasoned just right, the meat didn't have any fat. The Al pastor had the pineapple…read moreflavor which was great but my taco was fatty. I'll stop by again tho for the asada.

Yum to the tummy Fried plantains are fabulous…read more The pulled chicken is very good I would recommend it

Being Puerto Rican in Indianapolis I would have to say I was excited to hear this food truck was…read morearound. I ordered a pastello (empanada) and the crust was out of this world! Very traditional, flaky crunchy. The meet however tasted like I was eating a traditional sloppy Joe. The sauce was too sweet and I felt like flaky sloppy Joe.

5 stars for service and flavor…read more I happened upon this food truck at a small event, and the guy who runs it is so charming. He greeted us warmly, asked us if we liked meat, then immediately gave us samples of each! I was wooed. He was a smooth talker. The lamb is succulent and my favorite. The chicken was great, but steer clear if you're not a fan of the flavor that comes with charring. The kafta was my second favorite meat. They were beef meatballs with Moroccan‐seasoned BBQ rub spices. Even though the meat was amazing, I settled on a lighter dish: the spinach & feta sandwich. Each sandwich is a pita wrap with diced tomatoes and onions. You can get the Harissa sauce in the sandwich or on the side. It's a mild level of spicy. It lingers on your palate for awhile after you're finished--a satisfying feeling. The truck also serves plates with the same meats--all plates are gluten free too. The sides for each plate are saffron rice and Moroccan green beans. There's even baklava for desert.

This food truck came by my work today so I thought I'd give it a try. I like Mediterranean, Middle…read moreEastern and what little Morrocan food I've had before. Overall, not terrible but I was expecting more for the price. Shawarma was not very big. Chicken was ~4 large pieces. Not broken down at all. Smaller chunks would make it much easier to eat and would be more like every other shawarma I ever had. Flavor was decent. People who don't like spicy probably should omit the red sauce. Everyone has different tolerances for that. Don't think it is a traditional sauce and more like Frank's red hot or similar anyway. Hummus size was not terrible for $5. But, I have gotten a larger container of very good fresh made for less elsewhere. The hummus itself was not bad but again I expected more for the price. Just a few small pieces of tomato dropped in it. No oil or spices or anything on top like I'm used to for this price. The "warm pita" that comes with it was not warm at all and kinda stale. Hard and chewy. Not enough to go with the size of hummus either.