Best Mexican food in Indianapolis, hands-down. I've tried almost everything on the Mexican menu…read moreplus the shrimp Ramen everything I've had so far was delicious. They give you buzzers so you can sit in your car and wait for the order. Dipping sauces, etc. are all good as well.

Got what I expected to get, chicken quesadilla at 1am, after I was coming back from poker night…read morewith friends, fast, clean, well packed, I will get more adventurous next time, they are at the front of planet fitness parking lot, across the street from St Vincent

The hotdogs were okay and the portions were decent, but nothing really special. It's a convenient…read morespot for a late-night bite, especially since they are open 24 hours, but I've had better burgers from other food trucks in the city. A bit average for the price.

This food truck's management is very active on social media. It is very easy to keep track of them…read moreand where they will be. They are also available to book for private events. They offer burgers, mac & cheese, sausages, nachos, sandwiches, and of course some exotic hot dog. This is one of the most colorful trucks and you cannot miss it. Even though my interaction with them was very limited, the staff was nice enough. I ordered a jumbo Carolina Slaw Dog with a side of BBQ baked beans. The sides are already prepared and pre-packed, so my wait was not long. It took them less than 5 minutes to have my food ready. The beans were cold, but they did offer to heat them for me. I was heading straight home so I opted to just heat them up when I got there. My dog's bread was soggy, as expected. I am just throwing that out there for those people that soggy bread matters to. It was a delicious dog though and I really liked it. The beans were also pretty good and I enjoyed them as well. I highly recommend fining out where this truck is going to be and checking them out. They have a wide range of delicious food and some really unique dogs.

Legit food. This was my second visit in as many days. The 1st visit I had the Ramen Birria. It's…read morehuge and delicious. Day 2 I had tacos and chips and cheese. The best ground beef taco I've ever had. The Carnitas Taco was even better. Such amazing flavor. The restaurant is very clean, and the staff is super friendly.

My sons have DoorDashed from here twice and they LOVE it. The large horchata is LARGE. And bonus,…read moreit's delicious and tastes authentic. We moved from Santa Ana CA and are well versed in good horchata. The tacos taste great and are also authentic. The Mexican street corn is sooooo good. We got the one in the cup and not the cob. Haven't eaten at the restaurant so I can't speak on the service but the quality is good and it's now become our go-to-food-delivery Mexican food. No pics because my hungry sons didn't wait for me so I could take photos.

Super good food. Wow! Delicious Mac and Cheese. Tender and flavorful burnt ends. Great pulled pork…read more Quick service considering we were outside Lucas Oil before a Colts game. And the ambiance? Street party!

Stopped at this food truck and I'm so glad I did! The food was amazing. The bbq sauce is so tasty…read more I highly recommend the Mac & cheese, phenomenal! If you get the chance to visit this truck, do it!

I've had the chance to order from the Serendipity Food Truck a couple of times. The tacos were good…read morebut the crab cakes were amazing ... fresh and full of flavor, the sauce on the crab cake sandwich gives it a special kick. The truffle fries are delicious too.

They did an amazing job catering and serving for our fraternity mom's weekend with 295 people! We…read moreserved minis that included filets, crab cakes, buffalo chicken, chimi burgers, blue turkey, black bean burgers, beef wellington, stuffed prawns, chicken cordon bleu, roma points and ahi crisps. Food was amazing! Moms were impressed! I highly recommend them for events.

Food was great! Service was excellent! You most definitely…read moreget authentic FAST AND DELICIOUS TACOS. Ambience was safe.

Ordered a carne asada burrito, carne asada quesadilla and 2 carne asada tacos and all of the meat…read morewas burnt and dry. We were really excited to support local but were quite disappointed especially due to the steep price!

This bus was parked in Irvington during a concert I went to at the Irving. Most of the food is…read morekinda "State Fair" meets munchies. Bags of chips, cans of sodas, really delicious seasoned fries, stuff in a bun and...stop the truck...EMPANADAS! I loved the empanadas. The bus looks cool and the lady in the window was friendly. Prices were affordable. To be clear...this is not a sit-down restaurant...it is an old short school bus with a snazzy paint job which serves the food out of a window.

This review will be short, because it's been so long, I don't remember exactly what I ordered…read more What I do remember is the fries being so tasty and with an interesting mix of flavors on them. Staff is very friendly and service is fast. When I remarked that I was curious about the pulled pork, owner overheard me and came out with a pork laden spoon for me to sample. Yum, yum, get you some!!

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.

I had the Mac n Cheese with bacon and green onion. The bacon was crisp and Mac n cheese was creamy!…read moreIt was very good and it was only $7!

The Statehouse Market has returned to downtown Indy's Government Center complex, and with that I…read morereturn to my Thursday ritual of checking out Indy's food truck option. There were a few decent options today, however, I wheeled by Que Tacos and was immediately struck by their attractive truck. I watched the guy working the window, and he was enthusiastic, friendly, and really building a wonderful back-and-forth with customers. I wheeled around a bit. But, I ended up back here. Que Tacos serves up Mexican food including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, burritos, nachos, churros, & more! I opted for a quesadilla at $12. You get one of seven options of protein along with shredded cheese. They do have some sauces available. I tend to eat fairly basically, but I seem to have a fascination with quesadillas lately. It was maybe a little bit smaller than I expected, however, the ingredients made up for that. It was generous and incredibly tasty. I was very, very, very happy with it. Have I mentioned I was happy with it? The guy working the window? Super friendly and helpful. As a wheelchair user, I'm used to having to really stretch to get to the window, but he actually came to me. The person cooking was also super helpful when the order was delivered a few minutes later. Statehouse Market can get super busy, however, I went right before the noon rush. It wasn't bad, and my wait wasn't bad at all. They carry drinks as available - I saw some soft drinks (cans) and Jarrito. Que doesn't have a website at this point, but they do have a presence on both Facebook and Instagram. I honestly loved this food truck. The food was terrific, the people were amazing, and the prices were fair. I'll easily return if they return to Statehouse Market or if I see them in the community. The menu that Nicole S. posted is the same menu I had today. So, it sounds like things are pretty consistent. I highly recommend Que Tacos.

Que Tacos! Que sabrosos! These guys were posted up at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater for…read morethe Built to Spill and Yo La Tengo concert. And thank goodness, because I needed something to eat to soak up some of the gin and tonic(s) that were sloshing around my mostly empty stomach. It's a proven fact that Mexican food is a great remedy for hangovers, but it's also a good base for soaking up alcohol. Look it up! I ain't lying. Anyway, I ordered the first thing that sounded good: the duo street tacos, which came with my choice of meat (I chose steak), pickled onions, cilantro and a squeeze of lime. Corn tortillas, of course. The tacos were simple and satisfying, and they only cost $10. I say "only," because food trucks at a concert can sometimes be expensive. Maybe it was the gin and tonics clouding my judgement, but I saw the price as perfectly reasonable at the time. Another great thing is that I didn't have to wait long at all for my food. The people in the truck were hustling and fulfilling orders like pros. It doesn't look like their website works as of right now, but you can follow them on Facebook to see where they will be next. They seem to be at events all around central Indiana.