I think this is a solid, local, sit-down, Mexican restaurant in San Carlos! It's cozy and service…read moreis so friendly! The prices are fair for the portions. Chips and salsa were better than your typical. I loved the complimentary soup, so good. My fajitas were yummy and so were the birria tacos. I hope this local place stays open! Please come support them!

First time eating here - really enjoyed the food and the service. We had the enchiladas suizas,…read morequesadillas, and flautas - all with guacamole. The salsa that came with the chips was a bit spicy for me but others loved it. The quesadilla was excellent. The waitress mentioned bringing soup but we never got any ? Small restaurant, street parking and very good food! Will definitely be back.

Was in the area at Grocery Outlet and craving pupusas. There were two trucks outside. I decided to…read moretry this one and I made the right choice! Well, I didn't try the other one, but talked to someone who said this truck is better. I ordered a pork and cheese pupusa. It had beans in it too which I liked. First bite and I thought this was the best I had. The curtido had red cabbage as well as regular and some red pepper flakes which gave it a nice lil kick. Only thing I would have like better if it was sliced through a mandolin to be more like a slaw rather than a rough chop with uneven pieces of cabbage and onion. I prefer the traditional curtido but would add red pepper flakes. The salsa was really good and everything went well together. One was enough for me, but I ordered 4 more to go so I could have some for later. Definitely will be back if I'm in the area.

We got two burritos from Rio PIaxtla when they were at Alpha Acid Brewing in Belmont. They were…read morequick to get us our food. Large burritos which were really good. Would buy from them again.

Good service Good food…read more Good ambiance Good price However the orchard de morro is a most try

The pupusa is home cooking. We tried the mix and its so good! We will definitely go back.read more

I stopped by Karlitas Taco Place on a Friday around lunchtime and found it pretty busy. The space…read morewas tiny on the inside with a few tables of outdoor seating in the front. I was able to order right away and chose a Carne Asada taco, Pollo Asada taco, and a side of Plantains. The lady at the counter was nice and pricing was reasonable. The food took longer than I thought it would, but I think they were slammed with mobile orders. Honestly, the tacos were just alright. I preferred the Carne Asada out of the two, but neither was particularly memorable. I did love the plantains though! The texture and sweetness level were spot-on. Might return to try the pupusas!

Came in right before closing to grab some pupusas for my family, and I'm really glad I did. The…read morepork was a big hit and had very good flavor; definitely the standout. The service was also really nice, especially considering it was the end of the day. Always appreciate being treated kindly when coming in so close to closing time. I'd definitely come back to try some of their other food.

I heard so many great things about this place that I had to try it myself. There's not too many…read morehigh quality pupuserias around here, but this is a stand out. It's a food truck parked on the street near the corner of the shopping center nearby. Parking was pretty easy on the street or in the nearby shopping center. Don't expect an area to eat or tables unless you're gonna walk down to the shopping center or take it to go as most people do. The staff was very friendly and full of smiles, and I was able to order with my broken Spanish. Food: I wanted to try a variety of pupusas so got the Revueltas, spinach with cheese, and lorocco with cheese. All were very tasty and I would love to try the rest of the menu as well. My favorite by far is the pupusa Revueltas. This is as close to authentic Salvadoran you can get until you try the local cheeses in El Salvador.

Saw the great reviews and knew I would have to swing on by to satiate my craving for authentic…read morepupusas, since I was driving by anyway. Good decision. I ordered 4, all different, plus 3 pastor tacos. After I placed the order, he told me it would be about 15 minutes, great sign since it meant they would be freshly made. The pupusas were all $4 each and simply delicious. Loved the flavor of them and the curtido. I sent out a whatsapp to the family to have them all drop by to try these. Far better than most places around here that I've tried.

This beautiful Colombian food truck was parked in a small lot, easy to find…read more The food was hot and fresh. My friend and I ordered two empanadas to share- one chicken and one beef. They are nice and small, a perfect size, filled with meat. We also ordered the tequeños: cheese and guava with cheese. The plain cheese were good- hot and perfect two bite sizes. The guava and cheese were also the same size as the plain. It used the same cheese as the plain one, not cream cheese like pastelitos from Cuban desserts. That's something to keep in mind. While the food was fresh and hot, I do want to return to try their other plates of stuffed arepas. My friend doesn't like fruit in her savory food so we did not try any of the main options. Photos look great, though! There was a good turnout- people sat in their vehicles while waiting for the food because it was chilly. Service was very friendly. Menu: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFlSYkrAQU/xdprPs4AK46-4h5TqpP_bQ/view?utm_content=DAFlSYkrAQU&utm_campaign=share_your_design&utm_medium=link&utm_source=shareyourdesignpanel#2

Pretty good Colombian food sold out of a small truck with some indoor seating on the side. They are…read morein a car dealership parking lot and we were able to find parking easily. The reason for 3 stars is because they don't provide aji with the empanadas. I've been to Colombia a few times and married to a Colombian for the past 5 years. Aji with empanadas is a staple. It's a vinegary watery sauce with chopped green onions and a spicy element that complements an empanada amazingly. Unfortunately they don't provide it and the empanadas are dry. This is really the only reason I won't come back. If you don't mind, I do recommend them. Food had great flavor. Service was great and the workers are very friendly. You have to scan the code to get the menu FOOD: -Empanadas (3/5) Dough has good flavor and so did the chicken and beef meat but no aji :( $4 each or 5 for $19 -Arepon (4/5) Huge Corn arepa stuffed with chicken, chorizo, corn, cheese, ripe banana and a delicious garlic sauce $16

Best papupas I have had in quite a while! Delicious and reasonably priced. Very friendly people…read more Try it people, you won't be disappointed!

It's a lunch truck.. Any lunch truck wont' get more than 3 stars from me unless something…read moreoutstanding occurs or a party in my mouth dictates it. Overall, the experience was kind of the truck norm. No prices, menu all in Spanish, one cook and a money guy. I got the #3 which was 2 pork, cheese and bean pupusa's, rice, beans, and a little spicy slaw. There was 1 lady ahead of me and she basically ordered for her family of 12. So my one order took about 15 minutes to appear. The beans were refried and was full of bean-y goodness -- as you would expect from beans. The slaw was good and refreshing; it had just the right amount of kick to it. The rice, was ricy... nothing special about it. The main attraction was the Pupusa. Overall, it was actually pretty good. It was cooked just right, not greasy, and it had just the right amount of filling to where you have filling in every bite. Pork was ok... it kind of got drowned out by the masa but that's what masa does. It sucks the flavor out of everything. They gave me this red sauce for dipping and it's a pretty watery concoction of tomatos, onion, brown stuff, and what tastes like wine. I"m not sure if it was wine or if it was just sitting out all week and fermented. Either way, it was suspect and, like a trooper, I ate it anyways. Gastronomic mayhem to ensue I suppose. We'll see. Overall, the food was not bad. $6 for the entire plate'o'food. Just be sure to ask for prices before you order.

I absolutely love their burritos and quesadillas. Can never choose between which one to get because…read moreit's impossible to go wrong. If there is any knock it's that I've had better Breakfast Burritos, but with the other amazing options that doesn't matter at all.

Hands down the worst burrito I have ever had that did not give me food poisoning. This is the…read moreclosest Mexican joint to my neighborhood so we have been here on a handful of occasions and each time the food is mediocre at best. We assume that the staff receives no training, so there is no consistency whatsoever to menu items. We can never be sure what we'll get or, in fact, what we will be charged--only that it will be somewhere between a 1/10 and 4/10, and not worth the price. Rice and beans taste old and under-seasoned. I can't attest to the meat here because it is so sparsely distributed in their food. As I speak my girlfriend is halfway through a steak and shrimp burrito from this place and has not encountered a single shrimp. Salsa bar is always dirty. Last time I was here I ordered a California burrito and was given a tortilla stuffed with rice, beans, and french fries. I don't recall any meat, and not a dash of green (no avocado, cilantro, etc.). $19.50. I do not recommend this place.