These are the best chilaquiles I have had in ABQ thus far (2nd to my husband's lol) Authentic…read moreMexican - NOT New Mexican. $13 for a regular. $16 for a large. I am so glad I got the regular. It's a 24 oz container and they stuff it to the brim. The salsas were delicious! The meat - savory! Once you start making your way towards the middle to bottom of the container - that's when everything really comes together. Each bite was exciting and even though I was feeling full, I still wanted another bite. There's a slew of food trucks here at Central and 86th - why has no one in ABQ told me about this Mexican Food truck heaven?! Again - Mexican! NOT New Mexican. Omg this was so great. Can't wait to come back to order more chilaquiles and also support the other food trucks in the area.

I got the El Patron, it's a juicy combination of their carne asada and carne al pastor with any…read morevariety of sauces they have! I'm from New York so I never tried Chilaquiles before and I am a sauce girl so I found this to be delicious. The food is fresh and it's packed with so many flavors in every bite you will be happy. Great price for what you get too. First time at their food truck and I will be back again soon. Thank you for the great experience.

Wonderful Filipino food. Love the pancetta and the lumpia with the various sauces, especially the…read moreplum sauce. They catered the Christmas party tonight for YELP at Tractor Brewing. It was a great combination of food and drinks. Spoke with one of the 2 partners who have this food truck, and she was delightful. Thank you for providing us a great meal. Merry Christmas!

Team Bahay Eatery food truck is not only a very good choice - it's just about the only choice for…read moreprepared Filipino cuisine in the Albuquerque area. My friend and I spent two days stalking the food truck around the city and finally cornered it on the circular drive in front of the VA hospital. We were not disappointed. The service was fast and friendly and the location next to a grassy park area which made for very comfortable outdoor dining in mid August. While I enjoyed the food immensely, my Filipino friend pointed out the subtle variations in certain offerings that were there by the necessity of serving an array of dishes efficiently and effectively from a food truck. All in all, an enjoyable casual dining experience that I will heartily recommend. Check their facebook page for their current schedule and don't forget to try the halo halo.

Umami Moto sure knows how to feed a crowd! My church celebrated our 10th anniversary at Ex Novo…read morerecently. We were given a food credit ticket, which my husband and I used at this Asian fusion food truck. I had the excellent Vietnamese chicken curry bowl and my husband had the Singapore street bowl. Both were delicious and so flavorful!

This truck was at the AAPI Heritage Festival at the Nuclear Museum. I was looking for a snack to…read morehold me over until dinner later, and they had these sweet potato tots which fit the bill pretty well! They were piping hot and crispy, straight from the fryer, and I should've asked for more of that curry aioli because that stuff was pretty good! If I see them again, I'll definitely try one of the entrees.

The sushi rolls here are delicious, creatively constructed, and beautifully presented. We ordered 4…read moreentrees for 3 people, and there was plenty of food for my daughter and me, but my husband said he was still hungry afterwards. The chef made us a little cup of ginger and wasabi, and it was bright, fresh, and brought out the flavors of our rolls. We'll definitely come bag to SushiMex to try more items!

So good! It's hard to get good sushi, and a lot harder to get in on a food truck. Sushi Mex is a…read morequick and delicious fix to both of those problems. Open late (where else can you get sushi at 10pm in this town?) and deeeeeelicious. Their sauces are A1 and their fish is fresh!

Stopped by Algo Dulce and tried the Flintstone concha and wow, I'm still thinking about it! It was…read morethe perfect mix of fun and delicious. The concha itself was soft and fresh, not overly sweet, which I loved. Topped with fruity pebbles and paired with vanilla ice cream, it was like a childhood throwback in dessert form, but elevated. It wasn't too rich or heavy just the right amount of sweetness. If you're into creative desserts that still taste amazing (and not just for the 'gram), definitely try this one. Algo Dulce nailed it!

We pulled into a truck stop for fuel and there it was, a simply lit little taco truck in the middle…read moreof nowhere. It was in front of a truck wash and across from the fuel station. When you are in an 18 wheeler, eating hot dogs whole weeks at a time, you can really appreciate fresh food. I opted for their al pastor (spicy pork) taco and my partners got a mix of al pastor and desebrada con papa (shredded beef with potato). The soft taco actually had a crust from the hot flat top, adding a very addicting texture. My spicy pork was very tender and had the perfect seasonings. I do miss actual slices of grilled pork, instead of this shredded one. Either way, the flavors was out of bound. The shredded beef with potatoes was equally good in flavor and much more filling. The food was fresh so you do have to wait for a bit. Pricing was very affordable, ranging from $1.25 to $5, and they were delicious! Every time we stop by this fuel station, I will make sure to come back. It is very out of the way, so if you happen to already be here, do not miss a chance to enjoy their food. Also, owner Carlos is polite and excellent with customer service.

Yea if you're stopping at the flying j for fuel, rest, or anything I'd advise you go ahead and…read morescoot over to the taco truck. No need to say anything else

Delicious and amazingly creative drinks! Very friendly service! three trucks to serve NM! And worth…read morethe drive to discover such a treat! Try it you'll Love!

Best clamatos I have ever had. It's like a bloody Mary on steroids, and you should try the papas…read morelocas, they hit the spot everytime.