This is my go-to spot for Mexican food in Seattle, mostly because of its proximity to me but also…read morebecause the Camion burritos are soo good. My favorite to ask for is the adobada burrito and you can ask for grilled pineapples added to it. Also tried the Gallos rojos and it's decent! They have a large selection of salsas, and I think the best are the verde and habanero. One downside though is that wait times can be long if you go on a busy evening since they are short staffed. The best thing to do is order ahead online, but even if you do that sometimes you will have to wait once you get there depending on how busy it is. There's also a decent space for seating with heat warmers if you go during the winter.

I've tried El Camion's tacos from one of their other trucks and enjoyed them, but this burrito…read moreunfortunately missed the mark for me. I ordered the El Bombero and while the flavors were good, the burrito was practically falling apart from the start and was nearly impossible to eat like a normal burrito. By the end, it felt more like I was eating the fillings with a fork than an actual burrito. Taste-wise, it was still enjoyable, but the overall eating experience was messy and a bit disappointing. There is some covered seating next to the truck, which was nice, and I appreciated how convenient the online ordering process was. My food was ready right when I arrived, and they were generous with the sauces as well. I'd still be willing to come back for the tacos, but I'd probably skip the burrito next time.

I love Anitas. Food is always on point and delicious. Service is so awesome. They are super…read morenice.

Today I played another game of "drive up Aurora Ave until you see a Mexican food truck that you've…read morenever been to before". I caught Anita's shimmering food truck in my periphery as I was driving past, and I knew it was time to stop. They have an extensive menu (tortas, burritos, tacos, soups, and more) with what seems to be over 20 meat options. How do they have this many meat options? Where are they preparing all of it? My mom once told me not to ask questions that I don't want the answer to, so I'm just going to leave that here. After sweating out the menu for a bit, I elected for the carnitas burrito (carnitarito) and added avocado inside. Interestingly enough, they don't seem to have guacamole here. Anyone who eats with me knows that I'm not big on avocado slices, but they do a solid job of mashing it up here anyways. This meat vessel was the ideal size. It was hefty, but held everything in perfectly, which is an essential trait for food trucks. For far too long, the burrito-verse has been crowded with: 1) burritos that are too small, or, 2) burritos that are massive, but are falling apart / dripping. Neither of those will do when you're eating a burrito on the move. I just got a new car (big time brag), so I'm not gonna eat a burrito in it anyways, but if I chose to do so it would be a rito from Anita's. The burrito itself had awesome flavor. It's really simple in its makeup, but the carnitas had big, bold, taste and were expert-level juicy. My favorite part was how generous they were with their salsas. All-too-often a burrito joint will only give you one, maybe two sauces. Anita hooked it up with 3. The sauce play was unparalleled. I was dipping. I was mixing and matching. I was combining flavor profiles and colors. A high quality burrito experience, no doubt. Anita's also has an enticing breakfast menu. It's not too often I'm up on Aurora in the wee hours of the morning, but I'd love to give it a shot.

Best food truck in the Seattle area in my opinion. The chicken pastelitos are my favorite, but the…read moretacos, Honduran enchiladas, taquitos, everything I've had has been incredible. They have indoor seating in the building right next door to the truck if you don't want to eat outside/if it's raining. 10/10 recommend

10/10 Delicious and "different " I think Central American…read morecuisine is on the rise in PNW with other gems like Cabaña. I Was Really, Surprise With The Service de Cleaning Less. You can tell it's owned by young people because their social media game is good. Their color palette is fun and the plate presentation looks very "American" friendly. Prices are good too. Flavor wise really authentic using old school grandma recipes. Was a bit skeptical about them having tacos (which are Mexican) but owner explained is to have some friendly food truck items for the region and mom's husband is Mexican. They let me have a Birria taco and it was great. The tortilla was really soft and tasty. Definitely will keep coming back and I encourage everyone in the area to try it.

10/10 recommend this red food truck. I had 2 gorditas de lengua. The lengua was really well done,…read moreas someone who grew up eating it at home. Good flavor. Salsa was actually spicy, which is appreciated. Flan was tasteful and creamy. Shaded area Outdoor with picnic tables on site for eating. Service was quick even with just one person working inside.

Major props to tacos las delicias for being open on New Year's Day. I'll be honest, you were not my…read morefirst option, or even the second, but my basketball coach once told me that the best ability is availability. If you keep driving on any street going north from Seattle, you will find a taco truck adjacent to a gas station. And they're usually solid - much better than many Mexican restaurants across Seattle. But unfortunately, my burrito here was just a little weak. It has a decent tortilla, and the char on the asada gives it a nice crunch. But other than that, it tasted taco-bell-esque. I think it's just the blend of shredded lettuce and sour cream that gives me that feeling. There just wasn't anything that stood out on this burrito that would make me get it again. However, their tortas look good. I should have gone that direction. I'll give em a try if I ever find myself in the area and the other spots aren't open.

Absolutely delicious burrito for a great price. The service is very fast, and they are great people…read morerunning the truck. My go to place to get some great mexican food!

A bit of a letdown, I have to say. This was the first time I've had Mexican food that was so…read morelacking in flavor. I ordered the Camarones Plate because the picture looked absolutely delicious, but after the first bite, I honestly thought the cook had forgotten to season it. As I kept eating, I realized there was seasoning--it was just extremely mild. I've had plenty of Mexican food in California, Arizona, and many other places, and I've never had a dish this bland. It just didn't have the bold flavors I was expecting from Mexican food, or maybe it's a healthy version of it? That said, the restaurant was fairly busy during lunch, and most of the customers appeared to be Mexican, so it must be doing something right and is likely quite authentic. The service was excellent, and the prices were reasonable. Unfortunately, the food just wasn't for me, so I'll probably try a different Mexican restaurant next time.

man these were good. The sour cream draped all over both chimichangas was just perfect - I loved…read moreevery bite that included it the guacamole / salsa combination when it came time to get to that also hit the spot as well the jack cheese was so soft and so well melted - it was some really fantastic cheese normally - i'm not a huge fan of black beans - i prefer meat or pinto beans over it - but i did enjoy these. It could've been better with a different protein source The tortilla outside really tied all of this together. It was crispy - not like an enchilada - but slightly more like a tostada. Each bite of it had a slight crunchiness and an overall great texture to eat. I do think there is a missed opportunity though - it could've been fried more - if you could generate a perfect golden brown texture this would've been amazing - the coloring here was similar to a normal tortilla - indicating some frying but not fully i didn't eat much of the mexican rice or refried beans since that wasn't the focus of my meal - but i thought the refried beans were kinda meh from the little i had - they weren't as good as sal y limon's finishing both chimichangas left me in the perfect place where i was incredibly satisfied but not excessively full - so that worked great in total, i thought this was an excellent meal that didn't quite fully live up to the hype but was absolute top tier mexican food

Overall, a solid spot for food! Ordered takeout on a Saturday after they opened…read more Online ordering was easy! Pick up was about 20 minutes after order was placed. My husband and I got the acapulco scallop and shrimp wet burrito. The chipotle sauce was delicious but the burrito was kind of empty for the price. I only had about 3 shrimps in mine, a few scallops and lots of onions and peppers. It also came with rice and beans in a separate container. For a $27 burrito, I expected a little bit more protein. We also ordered the guac and chips - pretty solid. And the churros but they forgot to give us caramel sauce so for $10 this also felt expensive and lacking. I really want to like this spot because it's close by but some things fell short for today's lunch.

I've always sought out food trucks that are parked at gas stations, and I think that it has…read moredrastically improved my life. I know what you're thinking. Maybe it's not clean? Maybe the smell of gas will bother me? Nonsense. The scenery will do nothing but improve your experience. You get to watch people coming in and out of a convenience store to get their fix of Marlboro Reds while you enjoy your tacos. What a wonderful day. El Naranjo seems to be gas station royalty in Seattle. Reading these reviews, it looks like they have been here over a decade. I can't say I'm surprised with the reliably tasty and quick service that they're providing the Green Lake community. If you have a hankering for a quick and cheap fix, I can't imagine a better bang-for-your-buck meal in North Seattle. $10 gets you a burrito the size of your forearm (written in April '25, gotta time stamp this with inflation these days...). $10 burrito? That must be garbage. It's impossible to make that when every other food truck's burritos are $20!? WRONG. This thing is not only so sturdy that I could read a book on top of it, but it is also delicious. I've had carnitas and asada so far, neither failed to impress me. I'll be back to try other menu items, because this will be tucked in my arsenal of go-to meals for a while.

Been here a couple times to have a small picnic at Green Lake, then go for a walk…read more This is a food truck near a gas station. There is a bench to eat at that they keep out front on nicer days. The menu has a good amount of options, including some meats that you don't see at other taco trucks (like lengua). The service is minimal, but alright. They say hello and take your order, nothing extra. The tacos are delicious. I hate when tacos are small, but they put a good amount of meat in them. If you get the meal, you get three, with rice & beans and it's pretty filling. I think carnitas was my favorite. The meal also came with some pickled jalapenos/carrots, and salsa. The burrito was less flavorful... not sure why. Both the taco meal and the burrito were a bit over $10, which is not bad for this area. Location, tacos , and pricing will bring me back!

Great service that was crazy fast! I was really excited when I checked out the menu, and the food…read moredid not disappoint. I ordered two sides and a rice bowl with carne asada with a Korean twist, and after tip it was $35 and change. I'm so pleased with the easy ordering at Project 9 Brewing. They have tablets to order from, QR codes, and of course you can order straight from the food truck. I really liked how the tablets also offered common modifications, so the egg on mine was easy to order fully cooked through. I didn't love how buttery the caramelized kimchi was. It completely takes away from the flavor, so all I really could taste was butter. Kimchi aside, there are so many generous toppings and it really compliments the salty meat and seasoned rice. They also have a big condiment tray so you can even top your food with extra pickled veggies, sauces, and the like. My kids devoured the rice. Their packaging is fully compostable or recyclable. Wonderful addition to a fun, family friendly brewery!

Mexican and Korean food are an even more power fusion than Vegeta and Goku. A korrito with kalbi…read moreasada just makes sense. Toss in some kimchi, rice, and cheese and you got yourself a fantastic meal. I was blown away by the sauce bar. They have your classic green and red salsas, but then they have an ultra spicy mayo sauce that is meant to be smothered on a burrito. The pickled cabbage is a must-add to your meal, and there are also these tiny little diced up caramelized onions that are PACKED with flavor. And they're giving those thangs out FOR FREE! I feel like I could create an entree just with items from the sauce bar. The symbiotic relationship between food truck and brewery has to be an ideal pairing, otherwise it just won't work. Mexican Seoul and Project Nine are meant for each other. But I wouldn't be surprised if this little food truck emerges from its cocoon to become a full fledged butterfly eventually. More people need to know about this gem.