As a vegetarian, I love the Supper truck breaded tofu tacos and bahn mi. Great flavor in both, such…read morea fun mix of soul food style and Asian with tasty creamy and spicy sauces on them, fresh bread and veggies, and very big portions. They're one of my favorite food trucks around. I remove one star because of their wait time, which can be very long, so order early and don't expect quick food.

Yuck! The Brisket was 80-90% fat and the part that was edible was tough. The cole slaw had a very…read morefunny taste to it so didn't eat much of it but must have been enough to give me serious distress in the lower tract. This subpar taco cost me $14 (not worth it) and an evening in the bathroom.

What a fun little place! The cookies we had were super good, the coffee was excellent and the…read moreservers were super kind. We will be back for a coffee flight at some point!

My favorite coffee spot in the work barrio! Their coffee is…read moredericious - i love the cinnamon toast latte - and they have yummy seasonal drinks as well. The staff is always so friendly which makes it easy to come back. We recently tried some of the pastries, which, don't know why we waited so long...they are amazing! The dining room is bright and airy with the large windows and it never really get too loud even when there is a lot of people hanging out. Give them a try if you are in the area. I like to think you won't be disappointed.

We had a wonderful experience with Street Food Institute for our wedding…read more The tasting was fantastic and gave us so much confidence in our menu. Beyond the food itself, I really appreciated their mission of trying to help food truck businesses start up and the work they do within the community, including providing free pizza nights to the surrounding neighborhood. As with most weddings, I didn't get the chance to eat very much during the reception, but our guests consistently told us how much they enjoyed the food. It was a pleasure working with a team that serves both great food and a great purpose.

It's been awhile since I've seen it around, but I've loved the concept of this truck, being run by…read moreCNM culinary students, and how engrained in the community it is. I used to go to a free event at the National Hispanic Cultural Center called Salud y Sabor. Each month would focus on a different Latin American country. As part of it, SFI would be parked outside serving up tasty food and drinks from that country for free to everyone who attended. I've also had their regular menu which has had tasty vegetarian tacos and other things. They always cater well to vegetarians.

i absolutely loveee this place food is incredible ,delicious and so heavenly!!…read more The service is amazing too you don't have to feel embarrassed about not being bilingual they speak English and Spanish there. They have TVs playing either shows or music. I love how peaceful it is in there and how much hard work they put into making their food. Most places you see the people messing around talking the whole time, but they are locked in on making your food and getting things done. Me, my boyfriend and friends i recommend this place to absolutely loveee this place and will forever keep coming for more food !!

This popped up on my Instagram at some point. They have several around the city, but this one is…read moreclosest to my home. I usually don't pay attention to those ads but man... I'm so glad I did. I came near closing, but service was still awesome. The lady behind the counter was super patient with me as I scanned the menu and tried to figure out what I wanted to order. I was dinner so I opted for a Birria burrito, then added on a Birria taco and a carne asada taco. There were two people ahead of me so my food was a little slow to come but I tell ya: it was worth the wait. My picture doesn't really do this justice. The burrito is fucking huge. One of the biggest I've ever had. I wish I knew how big it was ahead of time, cause I would not have ordered the tacos. Or maybe I would have cause the tacos were chonky and so damned good too. Going back to the birria burrito.. wow. It was packed full of birria with some rice and beans. The ratio is AMAZING for us meat lovers. I could only stomach half the burrito, plus the two tacos. Was able to save the other half for lunch tomorrow. Still super duper tasty. The birria was very very juicy and tender flavorful. Lord, mouth is watering just thinking about it. The other amazing part? The PRICE. That giant birria burrito was $11.99. I defy you to find a place with a better price to portion ratio than this. Especially in this economy. I'm definitely coming back, cause apparently the other burritos are even BIGGER according to the staff. Price, taste, quantity. Can't be beat. You'd be doing yourself a disservice if you skip this spot. Or maybe skip it, so they don't get overhyped and jack up their prices. (yeah, I'm a little selfish XD)

So, I think it's time I update my review and give them that last star! They've certainly earned all…read morefive from me!I I've tried them out all around town at different locals and have to be disappointed! My lasted venture with their eats happened at High and Dry Brewing. It was my first time at the brewery so I was happy to see a familiar food truck when I walked up. It was the one year anniversary of High and Dry so it was a perfect day for them to post up. I know that I like their chicken bite but I wanted something different and opted for the California Chicken sandwich. Upon first glance it looked pretty basic but I was very pleasantly won over by the sandwich after the first bite. Yes, it this is a fried chicken breast, but it is very lightly battered/breaded and is cooked perfectly! The chicken is soft and moist not hard and dry. It is also not a dainty sandwich, filled with cheese, avocado, mustard, pickles, tomatoes and onion so make sure to get a napkin. I cleaned my plate. Cajun fries and all. I'm looking forward to the next time I happen across the Blazin Barn. I want to try something else from their menu....if I can refrain from ordering the California Chicken again.

Had the PB&J burger with a side of truffle fries. Who knew that peanut butter and jelly would go…read moreamazing with bacon and green chile. Thanks for being outside of High and Dry brewery. My only criticism is that my friend had to munch only on the fries because there weren't many small vegetarian friendly options and that I was hoping for more ketchup since we got a big serving of fries (good, well made, not greasy and yummy fries).

I saw these guys on instagram and I just had to try it! I love a good smash burger. Me and my dad…read morepopped over in the blazing heat just to try it. My dad grabbed the classic smash with a chicharron. My brother went with the 505 green chili burque smash. When I saw the other sandwiches on separate posters by the order window I was torn between the 505 or the Al Gueye Lucy. I asked the cashier which one they thought was better and they suggested the Al Guey Lucy smash. I said orale! Let's do it! We sat at the tables under the tent. It was nice shade for such a hot afternoon. The burgers were out hot n fresh! The Lucy was juicy with just the right amount of spice! It had a zesty kick you just can't forget. I absolutely loved it! My dad and brother enjoyed theirs as well. The fries reminded me of the fries at Bob's Burgers. They were really good! Overall it was a great experience! I'll definitely be returning! No mames! Si! That hot honey chicken is calling my name! Maybe I need a 505 for the appetizer hmm... lol!

Went on Friday hearing all the hype…read more Food my buddy ordered the smash burger and the korean chicken sandwich fries and the chicharonne. Burger was a 6.5 out of 10 nothing special just a smash burger. Chicken sandwich 7.0 our of 10 has some crunch and taste. Fries 9.5 out 10 some of the best fried I have had in a while. The couple next to us said the loaded fries are excellent. Lastly the Chiccharone 9.0 out of 10 very good. Also they only gave can coke no bueno. Service I was friendly had to wait extra time for my fries I can see why so good Ambiance it was very windy and hot hot that day and there is only outside seating so be prepared to eat in your car take it home or weather the storm. Overall I give them a 7.5 out of 10. I will go back as I do support local.

I was in between a meeting and thought I would stop by Kimo's for lunch out of whim as it happened…read moreto be along the way to my next meeting. I'm so glad I finally got to check this place out after all these years of living here. The store is in an industrial area, and looking from the road, you can definitely miss it if you blink. It looks a lil sort of like a hole in a wall place and I wasn't even sure it was open by looking from the outside even! But...I did park in the back and checked out the shop! I opted for Loco Moco with overeasy egg, soda and got 2 spam musubi to go. I must say the food hit the spot for me. I hadn't had Hawaiian food for close to 10 years now so it was really nostalgic savoring this thing again. The spam musubi was also great though on a pricy side..but hey..once in a while, it's good to treat yourself with yummy things! The staff there were both friendly. They ended up chatting with me most of the time since when I stopped by it wasn't busy with the crowds. I also learned they do have food truck offerings at events at Hyder Park on select days, too! Just the only things I wished they had some other things like guava cake and mochiko chicken that I really missed too though!

When I first moved here to Albuquerque, NM, I was so excited to find there was a Hawaiian place…read morehere and my friend from church, also from Hawai'i, brought me a plate lunch of my favorite chicken katsu. It was awesome and made just right! So why the 2 stars??? It started off with so much potential, then quickly went downhill. I was happy to see they offered delivery, and so I ordered and looked forward to some ono grinds (good food). When I got the delivery and opened the container, my first reaction was "WHAAAAAATTT?????". This was NOT katsu! It was mushy chicken teriyaki-ish swimming in sauce, mac salad that was masquerading as local mac salad, and overall just a container of non-local food. It didn't taste goo either. I was told at the time that it was under new management, but even so, it should not have kicked its standards to the curb. I was afraid to eat their food after that. If you are going to advertise yourself as a Hawaiian food place, make sure you got the goods. We locals know the difference.

LOVE! Best Tacos ever! So delicious every time. The…read morehandmade tortillas are the best touch. The chips are the best things ever, especially purple sweet potato! They use fresh local ingredients. Love Love Love the burgers as well.

Awesome burgers and better tacos. Lovely food and great service. Definitely worth more than 5…read morestars. Can't wait to see where they will grow from here.