I have become a big fan of Mexican Food Trucks and a couple of days ago I found La Perla Mexicana…read moreon West 14 St and Washington St in the Meatpacking area. As I approached La Perla I was hit with the aroma of good cooking. You know that loving feeling of spices in the air, meats being grill and eager customers waiting for their tasty goodies. Sold. Ready to order and eat. I judge Mexican Food Trucks by their tacos. If they can't cut it here, then they need to go back to the drawing board and La Perla did not disappoint. My standard test is ordering a carne enchilada taco. Their version is an over stuff taco with well marinated beef, top with onions, cilantro and liquid guca to accentuate their carne enchilada. Delicious. Their focal point of this authentic Mexican taco was the carne enchilada, not the toppings. It should be plentiful with meat, tender and well seasoned. In Spanish we call it "SABOR', flavor. La Perla has it down, a HOME RUN. Overall, I don't know if this is a new location for La Perla Mexicana since they have a restaurant by that name on Mott Ave in the Bronx., but if your in the area and looking for tasty authentic tacos, check it out. I think you will be a happy camper. Enjoy.

I happily stumbled upon this truck in the Hudson Square vicinity yesterday (corner of Varick and…read moreKing). I'm not sure if I've seen it before and just kept on walking or actually never noticed it, but I'm very glad I tried it. Holy crap! I was raving about the tacos to my coworkers all afternoon, they probably think I'm some obsessed taco freak now. This is not one of those fancy fusion, chipotle crema using food trucks with newfangled twists on Mexican that are so ubiquitous these days. This is the real deal. The address on the side of the truck boldly lists Corona, Queens as its home, so these aren't some young upstarts who have migrated from the Midwest to get in on the action. Yesterday, the truck was being operated by one guy, and he was quick. I ordered 3 tacos, which came out piping hot, loaded with meat, salsa, guac and cilantro. Great portions and for $8, I don't think you're going to find a better deal. I had the al pastor, grilled chicken and carne asada. All were very tender and flavorful, in perfect bite-sized pieces to allow for expeditious devouring. They also offer cemitas, tortas and burritos. The tacos I had were so enjoyable, I can't imagine ordering anything else, but it's good to know that I can. This place is a big win, highly recommended. I'll definitely be back!

Racist, unfriendly, no menu prices, and overcharged 10 for chicken over rice. Terrible service and…read moresmall portions. Hope they close down!

$5 for lamb on rice. That's what you call lunch time value in the expensive Chelsea Market area…read more You get a decent tasting meal on a budget - appreciate it!

Just what i needed..... i lowkey don't think there was a piece of fish in my fish taco LOL but…read moreidec. It was all delicious. Mexican will always have a spot in my top 5 cuisines

Came here because I heard they have one of the best burritos in NYC. Came first to try their tacos…read morebut came back for their burrito another day and gotta say the burritos are definitely the highlight here. While they're no match for West Coast burritos, I will say that the tortilla has a really nice density too it with a really nice fresh and warm crispness to it that is really, really nice, and makes it stand out from other burritos in the city. The filling is yummy, but is missing that je ne sais quois that burritos in California or Mexico have. That being said, I agree that it's one of the best burritos in NYC, at least deserving to be on the list. The tacos are pretty solid, and they are well dressed with two different types of salsas giving it a NICE heat that runs throughout, and of course my favorite is the al pastor with a nice fresh pineapple flavor subtly throughout it. Solid lunch with 3 tacos which are nicely filling without being too much. Def check it out!

Delicious Mexican food truck that's only open on Sundays, likely to serve worshippers coming out…read morefrom the adjacent Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe church. I've tried their tamales with rajas y queso (peppers and cheese) and their tacos de chile relleno, and both are excellent. The seasoning of the tamales makes these one of the better versions I've tried. All pairs well with a cold glass of their jugo de tamarindo.

All in all a good halal cart on 17th St at 8th Ave here in Chelsea. The guy is efficient and…read morecompetent. The food is good. He does breakfast and lunch, including coffee, hot dogs, etc., but I'm there mainly for the Chicken Over Rice dish he gives out. Bathrooms: It's a halal cart, so nothing available, nor anything available nearby.

Amazing Food... Great Flavor!…read moreAffordable!! God Knows we need that now!!! Great location!! Well Done!!!

While strolling NYC/NJ there are so many street food options that just seem irresistible... i…read morestopped by this food truck after a very long Sunday of commuting, sight seeing and exploring.. the shawarmas were so good, just what we needed! The portion was generous, we tried a lamb & a chicken, with fries. I liked it, but it had too much sauce, maybe a little less would have been more enjoyable.. there was no line when we arrived, yet the wait time was quite long... i saw other dishes coming out that looked delicious, i would visit again and explore other menu items.

This is one of the BEST mexican food trucks in midtown. It is one of my fav lunch time places…read more Staff is so generous and efficient. Portion sizes are very decent and food is amazinggggg!!!! Everything on menu is great but my personal fav are chicken burrito bowl and fatija bowls. Price is sooooooo reasonable! MUST try!!

In the dystopian nightmare of food trucks and midtown at 2pm, one stood out to me and seemed like…read moreit could be some legit mexican food. Maybe it was the cool painting on the truck or the digital message board on the top, but I found my lunch. The woman was super nice, although New Yorkers aren't as patient with my spanish as they are in Texas - she just changed over to English...cuz she has stuff to do today That said she was super nice and there were options to order - went with a torta - and I was really happy that they package it very well. Price was reasonable. Tasted great! This is def a spot I will return to.

I had a lovely experience here. The area was nicely cleaned, and they had Jenga and little games on…read morethe tables for people to play while drinking or eating. The prices were what you could expect for Hoboken around $15 average for a drink. the drinks were made great and the staff were so sweet, kind and accommodating and they took my food allergies very seriously. I genuinely appreciated how caring and attentive they were, it made me feel comfortable in the environment as well. The music and atmosphere were great, and while the crowd definitely picked up as it got into evening, it still felt like a fun place to hang out with friends and enjoy the views.

I've lived in Hoboken for 17 years and have been to Pier 13 countless time. Tonight was unbearable!…read moreMy wife and I arrived at 9:45 PM and I know it's open until 11 PM but the staff told us they were doing last call and the pier was closing in 7 minutes. Upon entering anyway, caused the staff to showed clear signs of distain. We spent $69 plus tip on two Margarita doubles and the Bartender mentioned nothing about it being last call. We hung out until just about 10:40 PM. During this time, multiple groups of people came in and were ordering drinks up until we left. If I had to guess I would say 90% of the crowd were NOT Hoboken residents. Which wouldn't be a problem if they weren't all rude, ignorant, and hateful. In fact, the atmosphere was reminiscent of a Third World country! Hoboken residents beware.