Rolled into Tucson late on Thursday night and needing a bite to eat we ended up here. We had our…read moredoubts but they were quickly quieted away. Yes the place is in not the best neighborhood but the burrito makes up for it. At first I was a little worried when I read mayo as an ingredient in their carne asada burrito but i figured it's there for a reason and ordered as is. It was 10/10 delish! The meat was perfect the tortilla was killer! So good that on our last day in town we picked up breakfast burritos from there. Sooooo giant and soooo delish! Thank you!

Got into my hotel at 9 and started to feel hungry! After a quick search, I found "bacon wrapped…read moreburrito" and that was the obvious choice. Percheron Mexican grill is just a food truck with some outdoor covered seating. If that's not your thing, they also have a real restaurant 3 minutes away. The menu is pretty sizable (literally and physically)! The classic Percheron is diezmillo steak, mozzarella, avocado, tomato, onion, mayo, wrapped in a flour tortilla and bacon! $15. I was behind two parties of two and my food took 15 minutes. I opted to take the food to go, since it was 9:45 pm. Thats always a risk because the food might not be as fresh as when it's freshly served. The woman ahead of me asked for well done crispy bacon wrap. I should have done the same, but I wanted to try it the standard way first. I really wanted to love this, but the standard soggy bacon wrap is not my thing. My stomach could not cope with the grease either -- this looks like pretty low quality bacon that is mostly fat. I was pretty disappointed and only finished half!

Incredible tacos that are reasonably priced. The two ladies working were so friendly and nice…read more Don't let the location fool you or deter you because these tacos are worth it. Try them with the red salsa, it's delectable!

As Matt and I continue our journey to find the best Mexican food trucks in Tucson, we went to…read moreTaqueria Rosita near the airport. It is located on empty piece of land with nice mesquite trees for shade. The food was very tasty and the portions adequate. I had a Birria toco and a Cabeza taco ( I had them add cheese and take off the cabbage). Both were outstanding and as with the other food trucks only $3.00 each. Matt had a birria taco and a steak quesadilla. He said they were very good. The green sauce was very flavorful and not too spicy. The red sauce was a little hot but still tasty. The place was very busy but luckily they had seating for over 20 customers. Most of them must come often because they seem to know each other. My only complaint (I had the similar situation at other trucks) was that the chairs sat very low to the ground because of the dirt base and I needed help to get up. Because the chairs were sitting on dirt, not much can be done about the chairs. If you are flying into or out of town, this would be a nice place to pick up fine Mexican truck food.

Dude best fucking Mexican food in tucson. I highly recommend going to 420 Taco…read more Don't Trip!

Run, don't walk. Find them where ever they are. You'll be rewarded with the very best tacos in…read moreTucson. I'm a pescatarian, so I've only had the fish tacos and quesadillas with avocado and green chili, but the magic of smoking his meats are purely out of this world. This

Birria Munchies Truck - A Total Hit…read more Birria Munchies Truck pulled up to my apartment complex on Tuesday, and let me tell you, the hype was real. They sold out fast, and when they came back on Thursday, I made sure I was first in line no way I was risking missing out twice. Their menu is incredibly easy to read, streamlined, and straight to the point: it's all about the birria. They keep the payment process simple too, cash or card, no drama, just efficiency. I ordered a birria taco and a mulita, which is basically a double-tortilla birria quesadilla situation, and both were absolute standouts. Prices are on point, especially for the quality. You can literally smell the birria before you even get close to the truck. The meat is juicy and seasoned perfectly; you can taste every layer of flavor. And the cheese? I'm convinced they're using Oaxaca cheese because it is incredibly rich and melts just right. I'm not sure where their permanent spot is, but if you ever see Birria Munchies Truck out in the wild, do yourself a favor and stop. This truck is absolutely worth chasing down. Thank you, Birria Munchies! See you next time you swing by

Stopped in because I was curious about the breakfast burrito, they were open, and I had time. I…read morealso saw that Brad Lawerence a local food guy gave them the best breakfast burrito in Tucson. Yes this burrito is awesome. The service was fast and friendly. The place is an outdoor food park so think parking lot with shade, tables, and sometimes a bar. Definitely get this burrito.

Great mix of foods. Plenty to choose from. Great people. Plenty of space. Love the atmosphere.read more

Had a great time tonight at the Tucson Food Truck Round-Up. There was a great energy, a ton of…read morepeople, plentiful food selections, and easy and ample parking. One of my friends tweeted that it was "Truck Exhaust + Good Eats". That kind of sums it up. That being said there were also huge lines, I waited for about an hour for MaFooCo and my friend waited an hour and a half for Planet of the Crepes. The food that was well worth the wait, but like a boy scout you should be prepared. Take heed if you plan on going to an event like this, get here when it starts to avoid the long lines or divide and conquer sending members of your group to different trucks and sample together. Our group was able to hit 5 different hot-spot trucks using the divide and conquer approach. Seating is limited so if you have some folding chairs they will come in handy. There is a huge value in this event for those of us who don't work near a food truck. It's a casual and inexpensive way to get to try foods off the beaten path. I will definitely be at the next Round-up!

Great find! Amazing hidden gem taco stand! Plenty of parking, the lady was super friendly and…read moreprices were amazing. The tacos were so so god! The pastor and cabeza had great flavor and the meat was nice and tender. The salsa bar was great! They have a nice tent area that is covered and kept us nice and warm! This was the first spot we went to in Tucson and was honestly one of the best. We left Tucson with hopes to come back here! Might buy top 10 tacos in Tucson!

Excellent hole in the wall for tacos! Lots of parking available, they have seating in a heated…read moretent. Friendly service. Reasonable prices. The Pastor and Cabeza were delicious and tender. I would definitely come back!

My boyfriend and I love the carne asada burritos! Best in arizona!…read moreServices is always fast and friendly! And the place always clean as expected!

So, I haven't went anywhere to specifically try Carne Asada in Tucson for a while, and I know, I…read moreneed to get out more, I am a Yelp Elite after all, right? So I changed that and went to Zahid's. So to remind you, good Carne Asada has the following: 1. Seasoned 2. Juicy 3. Tender 4. Good cut(no grisle, not cut like kibble ect) So Zahid's is mildly seasoned, it's juicy, but not super juicy? But that's because it was chopped to all hell so it was like steak kibble. But the cut itself was of solid quality so it wasn't wholly bad, but I also wasn't excited by it. It was tender, but again, that was minimized because they chopped it like Parsely. The burrito had mozzarella cheese and cabbage. I was under the impression it came with beans in it, but it didn't, they came on the side. I think that was better, the beans were in a watery, yet flavorful broth that would've masked the mild flavored steak. I really wanted to give this 4 stars, but I can't on this slightly above average Carne Asada. What made this burrito good was the pickled onions and jalapeño salsa. But sauce or salsa in this case, shouldn't carry your food. At all. That means you're not making it right. Anyway, it's worth noting the tortilla was really good and the burro, a medium, was a decent size. I will return to get the Al Pastor, it looked good. But for Asada? Probably not? If I did, it would be a taco.

Found this hidden gem while at work looking for something near by. It's a food truck but the area…read morewas exceptionally clean. The service was fast and the tacos taste great!

This was phenomenal. And the place is exactly what you expect. It's a little food truck off the…read moreside of the road with a tent over the eating area. I ordered 2 birria, a chicharron, and an asada taco(s). They came out super quickly. The birria were the best, but everything was amazing. Much preferred the red sauce that came with it.

I wish I could give neutral stars... I was super excited to try this place out due to all the…read moreamazing reviews... Everything has a strong fish flavor, even a noodle dish I ordered for my kid... and my kid wouldn't touch it. It's just kind of overwhelming.... I'm not sure if that is more authentic Japanese, but I wouldn't get it again.... But that's my personal tastes..... Staff was friendly and fun!

Their food is average. I think they put way too much salt into their food, esp rice ball and also…read morethe katsu don. It's not bad and convenient asian food. The reason why I give them 3 star it's due to their food too salty

First visit the food was delicious and the cook was very courteous and friendly. Our can sodas got…read moregiven to us room temperature though. Unfortunately, the cashier had a horrible attitude, which really took away from the overall experience. Hoping customer service improves because the food itself was great.

The absolute best place for Mexican food north of the border! You have to try the torta!read more