food is good and service is super fast! prices are good and quantity is fantastic! there's a few…read moretables to sit and eat by the truck but most people get takeout! this place is great

The service here is not good always make sure to double check your order especially if you asked…read morefor special instructions on your order they always forget or ignore it

Authentic and filling. Large portions and a salsa bar for a really good price. It's a solid choice…read moreif you want something quick and easy for not a lot of money but don't want fast food.

Ordered bean and cheese burritos the beans were not even cooked and they were straight out of a can…read morefrom Smart and final right down the street. The cheese didn't even melt and was still ice cold worst Mexican food I've had in California.

It is unclear why this taco truck is parks only a block from its actual restaurant, but it can be…read morefound late at night on the corner of Barrington and Santa Monica Blvd serving Oaxacan specialties and common items such as burritos, tacos, and tortas. I stopped by to grab dinner with a friend, and was surprised at the amount of food we got considering the prices they were charging. We started off with a sizable Cecina Taco ($1.50) that came with two layers of corn tortillas, thin Oaxacan marinated pork, pico de gallo, guacamole and a drizzle of mole on top. The marinated pork was meaty and tender but the salty marinade was one-dimensional at best. The guacamole was not as thick textured as it should be, but the sweet flavors overlapped nicely with the pointed onions, cilantros, and chunky pieces of cecina. It was mouthfuls of deliciousness. I also ordered a Lengua Torta ($4.50) that looked like a humongous whopper with wide torta buns, a spread of black beans, chunky lengua with easy to shred texture, lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions, and mayo. The buns were a tad on the frail side and I'm not a fan of lettuce in tortas or other types of sandwiches. However, it is the largest torta I've seen in a long while, and they also threw in a lot of chips, pickled carrots, a jumbo jalapeno, and a side a dull spicy lingering salsa that could use a hint of smoke to complete the value meal. Overall there was little to complain about as they were very thoughtful at wrapping our food so the temperature and freshness can be maintained without making a mess by the time it was brought home. The best part of the meal was their bottled non-dairy Strawberry Horchata that served as the perfect finisher. I love horchata and have been struggling to find the non-dairy version so from now on I'll know where to get it. To sum it up, I'd characterize their cuisine as one that puts a strong focus on freshness, good value, and a breadth of ingredients that were tasty when layered together. I can't say this trick is better than the authentic taquerias in the Mission District, but for a food truck, their extensive offerings beat the heck out of the many gourmet trucks where a generous wholesome meal and hard to beat prices can be expected. I'd love to return to try their Tlayuda and Tasajo plate.

Generally if I'm in West LA, I'll head towards east of 405 to get my late night taco fix. Juquila…read morewas near my friend's place where I crashed for the weekend, so after a night out, we decided to try the truck out. Menu's fairly typical with the usual selection of protein. I wanted something really filling so I went with the al pastor burrito and it is your typical rice & bean burrito with the meat. The thing about the al pastor here is that it comes in pretty big chunks, which I do like! The al pastor is also not greasy and has a good flavor to it. The burrito is pretty big too. There's fresh salsas on the table next to the truck, and I think I'm more of a fan of the salsa verde. My friend had the chorizo tortas. Good flavor on the chorizo, although it is a bit plain. We also got the nachos to share, but that was pretty forgettable. Not a bad spot for some truck food if I'm in the area. My buddy who lives around the area says it was the best in that area so I'll take his word for it haha.

It's not just one truck. There are many of these that park in different spots around the city…read more I often grab breakfast at the one that parks on Pico and Roxbury therefore this review will be specifically about it. The breakfast burritos here are really great. I love the fact that they pour and fry eggs on the tortilla instead of stuffing scrambled mix inside with other ingredients. Eggs, cheese, avocado and potatoes. The perfect breakfast burrito combination! There is one big problem though for which I don't get the breakfast here as often as I wish I would. They are using really, really, really cheap oil to grill that smells and tastes so bad! Unfortunately a lot of it too! You smell it as you walk by the truck. That very heavy, unpleasant smell of grease Last time I asked the chef not to put too much oil on the grill when making eggs and he accommodated, much appreciated btw. The quality of oil used is just low and ruins the taste of the breakfast.

So bomb u have TO try the PRINCESS HEIDY TAQUITOS . They are…read moremade with corn tortillas and mozzarella cheese the sauce is avocado green tomatillo based it's a tangy spicy green sauce Comes on top of a cilantro tomato salad or ask for beans either way it's enough to fill you up I guarantee you will love them so order 4 at a time

The quesabirria tacos are so delicious!! I usually place a pick up order and the order is ready…read morewithin 15 minutes or less. Be sure to check their Instagram for their menu offerings and their hours!

SO DELICIOUS. Their…read morebirria tacos were my absolute fave, but the owners were sosososo sweet and gave us little samples of other taco meats and agua fresca. Much, much love.

This place is ok - based on my experience, I don't think it deserves some of the 1-star reviews…read morethat it's gotten but it's not my favorite. I stopped by here after a late concert and nothing else was open. Got an asada burrito for $10, which is honestly not bad these days in terms of price and everything tasted relatively fresh and good. I've definitely had worse. I think if I had one complaint it's that there was a very small amount of meat by comparison to everything else. I might try it again sometime.

If you're gonna spend $2.50 for a street taco might as well get the best street taco that you could…read morefind.

Service was friendly. Ordered 2 separate orders and received them quite fast…read more Frankly I was hoping the food would be better. The fish taco lacked so much flavor. I ordered a battered taco. Because I wanted to give you an honest review,I ate it on the spot. Taco was not crispy, couldn't taste the batter, or the fish. The carnitas were ok. In my opinion, they could have used a little more seasoning. I had a carnitas taco and an order of carnitas nachos. I felt like the carnitas on my nachos were a bit dry. And the cheese on my nachos didn't melt. The nachos were quite small for the price ($12). Ordered a cheeseburger. It does not include fries, those are sold on the side. The cheeseburger was very dry. Not very flavorful and the fries were ok. The Al pastor taco was good. I noticed that our food was not necessarily hot. Again, we ate our food there and in the car. Don't see why it wouldn't be hot if it's fresh. And if I had to pick something good out of this visit, I'd say the tortillas were nice.

I waited so long to try it! tacos, guac, taquitos YUM! I loved the fish tacos especially and…read moretheir chipotle salsa is delicious but spicy. Next time I will try their breakfast burritos! Im sorry I didn't take photos.

One of my new favorite spots on the west side. Burritos are so good and the tortilla is perfect!…read moreSoft and kinda translucent you know what I mean?? They were really kind when we came in to place a to go order. The location was in the little plaza off Olympic: 11110 W Olympic Blvd

I was told to try this place by a friend after chatting about tacos, he gave a shining review of…read morethe food truck and said he was happy they got a spot near our office which he had tried a few items from as well. Was excited so I got carnitas tacos, Baja fish tacos, and an asada burrito. The asada is pretty good and was the main redeeming quality item of the meal. The fish taco batter was too heavy. The flavor doesn't come through well and it ends up tasting mostly like the crust. Biggest disappointment was the carnitas. The meat itself has a good flavor, but the amount of oil it carried was insane. The tortillas were completely inedible, and their handmade tortillas was their big selling point from my friend, so it was a bummer. I'd probably go back for chicken or beef in the future, but skipping the rest.