The food was amazing well seasoned amazing taste and the presentation was amazing will highly…read morerecommend will be back

Do you want to die? Die? And goooo to heaven?? This is such a great fusion of Mexican and Asian…read morewith the of the most brilliant Soulful taste buds seasoning everything!! Sorry I'm Asian and this is the best damn fried rice I've ever had. These damn egg rolls?? The quesidilla didn't even last 5 minutes once I put it on our table. My kids are bougie when it comes to good flavors... this passed their test! And the garlic noodles with shrimp. Im following this truck everywhere!!

Food was pretty good but there was a longer wait than I would have liked. Maybe needs more staff.read more

If you like garlic this place is for you if not steer clear…read more Nice little truck They are always getting orders so expect a little wait Servers are nice

I was nervous to come here because of the lack of reviews. We came here on a Wednesday night after…read moreenjoying a concert at the Kia Forum. There were only a few other diners here. I ordered three tacos: lengua, cabeza, and pastor. Unfortunately, the lengua, which is usually my favorite, was the worst one. The other two were just okay. I don't plan on coming back here.

I was in the area around 12:30 on a Thursday afternoon. I searched for Taco Trucks on my Yelp app…read moreand Los Primos came up. It looked solid but I was surprised by so few reviews, some quite old. It was 1 mile south on Western, turn right. Bingo! The truck is clearly visible and I parked on the street in front of a deafening car wash. I ordered 3 tacos. Asada, Al pastor and chicken ($6.00). These made to order tacos come on a FRESH HANDMADE corn tortilla with onion, cilantro and a large amount of grilled onions, cucumber slices, lime, and the largest grilled jalapeño I've seen in quite some time. Absolutely delicious. The chicken was my least favorite but the other two were memorable. They seem like nice guys and I gave the chef a thumbs up before I left. The bonus is they had 5 different salsas on ice you can jazz your taco or burrito up with.

The best smash burgers in the heart of south Los Angeles my favorite is the firecracker with shrimp…read morefries or smash fries He has great service he tells you what he got and tell you all his prices

Eddie knows what he is doing. No frills, all the feels. This smash burger fucking smashes.read more

I have went to this local taco truck for at least 6 years of my life and it has always been a…read morestaple for my family and I. I think their food is solid & there is always a nice chill atmosphere there. Service is pretty much what good service is supposed to be like.

Weekend hours open 24hrs. Authentic Mexican food from this truck. Glad I stopped by after 4AM on a…read moreFriday morning. Great food. Skipped the Mac's today. Had to park on Crenshaw though. No parking lot tonight

My Dad found this spot on TV & has been on me for the last 3 weeks to try it...He had the Oxtail…read moreBurrito & I had the Gumbo Burrito...I was surprised at how much it tastes like Gumbo...must have the Roux that is on the side to complete the taste BUT IT WORKS...if you are curious about different/fusion...I would absolutely recommend....Give this spot a try...Really Enjoyed it

Fried chicken wings, loaded fries and garlic toast. The buffalo sauce they had for the wings is…read moreunforgettable. It was essentially a garlic bbq.

Food is amazing! Everything is made fresh, you get a good portion size and service is great (staff…read moreis friendly and helpful). I ordered the filet mignon, lobster and chicken with steamed rice and topped it off with their garlic butter. Yummy! I will definitely be back and support this food truck.

It was my first time trying this food truck, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing…read moreexperience. Shortly after eating, both of us ended up with stomachaches, which was really concerning. On top of that, when I went to pick up the food, I couldn't help but notice that the cooking area looked unsanitary. The space between the glass and the grill was visibly dirty, which made me uncomfortable about how the food was being handled and prepared. Overall, the experience left a bad impression. Between the cleanliness concerns and how we felt afterward, I would not be coming back again.

Anyone who loves food in LA knows Dulan's Soul Food…read more And anyone who loves food in Nashville knows Prince's Hot Chicken (or if you've visited there...I've been to Prince's on 3 separate trips down from Chi Town lol). The thought of the two teaming up seems unattainable but it's been done and it's called Dulanville Food Truck! Yep, they serve up delicious eats from both establishments on one food truck! It's a cute truck that I was able to try at Infatuation's Eeeeatsfest. Of course what they offer depends on where you are catching them, but they will always have some form of that signature Prince's hot chicken recipe on the menu and if you're smart, you'll get that. I also highly recommend their Mac & Smokin' Cheese if it's on offer...omggggg. Mac & cheese is one of my guilty pleasures, childhood classic comfort foods, and this version is fabulous. Creamy pasta baked with four cheeses but having that signature soul punch with a dash of Hotville's sweet heat seasoning. Obsessed! I saw they're going to be at Winterfest today so am going to try to swing by for some more yums! You can see where they are on their website or ig! :)

Hotville, founded by the family that invented the Nashville hot chicken sandwich (Howlin' Ray's is…read morean imitator), teamed up with LA soul food giant Dulan's to open a food truck: Dulanville. It's excellent. I hadn't had Hotville since their brick & mortar space closed last year. Other than the food coming out of a truck, nothing seems to have changed. I tried the Dulanville truck for the first time when they were at Three Weaver's Brewery. I had the fish sandwich, fries, collard greens, banana pudding, and peach cobbler. The fish sandwich was spicy, fresh, and delicious, and the portion size was very generous. The sides were tasty, and the desserts worth ordering. I really enjoyed the banana pudding, which had nice slices of fresh banana and was topped with a Pepperidge Farm chessman cookie. The peach cobbler was really good, too. Service was friendly - just like it was at the brick and mortar space. And the wait time was short. I'm glad Hotville is back - even if in food truck form - and look forward to eating with them again.