One of Alief's most recognizable food carts, Lupita's sits inside of a gas station parking lot…read moreserving one of life's tastiest things: Mexican style corn. Seeing as I've been coming here a few years, I'm genuinely surprised their following isn't more substantial, so here's hoping my review can change some of that. "Roasted Corn" only really applies to the elote, which is limited in quantity. They often will run out of it by early afternoon, leaving a majority of folks to enjoy the esquite (which sits in a slow cooker) instead. Considering all the fixins that go into it -- chili powder, cotija cheese, lime, a dab of butter, a huge dollop of mayo, and Mexican crema -- it is the consummate snack for roughly $3-5 depending on cup size. I don't consider their tacos to be a strong selling point, but they're available for whomever wants it. The difference with other taqueria trucks / carts is that they grill their meats on site and often times will have a little more variety than what Lupita offers. I have a strong suspicion they're cooked way ahead of time or in some other location, but I could be wrong. I haven't yet tried the other offerings, which include tortas, enchiladas, quesadillas, hot dogs, and the ever elusive tamales. One other item they make that folks sleep on is a raspado, which is essentially Mexican shaved ice. Their version is usually a mix of sweet and spicy, and is really nice during hot summer days. The woman who is normally in the cart is very nice. I've always paid cash here and parking is available, usually next to the cart. They're only open from lunch till the evening and I'll only stop by if I see the red pickup truck parked next to it. Try to muster as much Spanish as possible, since English is limited here.

D...... Lish!!!…read more I used to have corn on a cob from street venders in NY all the time. Especially when you Kno no lick of Spanish and still manage the best combinations for the corn. The best feeling! Lupitas corn truck was something I always passed by and wanted to always try. So juicyyy Not too much mayo, lemon pepper, hot sauce, little bit of cheese. Damnnn so satisfying. I missed eating those suckers in the summer. And now that the weather is starting to look up, seems like a good time. Yum yum yum yum . Would I recommend this to others? Yuh! Would I eat it again? Hell yeaaa

This place never disappoints! Actually the only thing that could make it better is if they gave you…read moremore of the sides for a whole chicken--but nonetheless, it's still worth it. Whether you get a whole or a half chicken, you are in for a treat! Juicy, tender chicken with cooked onions and jalapeño on the side, along with charro beans, corn tortillas, and green salsa. They always tell me my order will take anywhere from 15 to 25 mins, but it's never taken quite as long as they tell me. Cash only, but $10 for a half chicken meal feeds 2 people very well.

I love love love this place ! It fulfills my cravings!! And…read morethe price for all the food is just wow :) The costillas are my fave, When My husband is not in the mood to grill this is our go to spot !

When summer rolls around and I start seeing corn everywhere, elote immediately comes to mind. I've…read morecome to this truck a couple times now, either after shopping at Fiesta or for a side to go with tacos from Tacos La Bala. Here, they cut the kernels off the cob and place them in a cup which makes it more convenient to take on the go, but isn't quite as fun as the novelty of holding the stick. Butter, mayonnaise, cotija cheese, lime juice, hot sauce, salsa, and lemon pepper are offered for you to dress up the elote yourself. The corn is well cooked, but lacks a true grilled flavor. Ay Q' Rico is convenient for when you want some elote without having to go buy corn yourself, but it's quite pricey, with a medium cup (probably 2 ears of corn) costing $4. This seems even more ridiculous when you realize it's literally in front of a Fiesta, which sells exactly the same ingredients inside.

Wow!! This place really impressed me! I love how the corn is roasted it has that delicious grilled…read moreflavor that makes me feel like I'm eating corn in The streets of Mexico! I love how authentic it tastes and the people are so nice. I definitely recommend.

This place is very consistent in quality and flavor. We love everything they make here, but the…read moreEmpanadas are the bomb! Eat em by the dozen Prices are reasonable as well.

Delicious! Just a little pricey…read more Like a taco truck but they also offer nice covered seating with a waitress. Awesome spot!

I after a bad experience here, I tried to give it another shot but dedito would say the food here…read moreis TRASH! Don't have any flavor or presentation.. looks better a vomit! I'm telling you the true! Also the costumer service is nasty, the owner treat very bad her employees for everyone to see!

I much prefer Los Perros to Ross Perots. But then who doesn't…read more Somebody foolishly moved this business and merged it with the one miles away in the Heights - operated by different people, and comparatively awful. Don't do that again, please. Unhelpful. What to get: Chicken Kebab and Beef Kebab. What not to get: Ross Perot. I thought I was going to uncover missing ancient Egyptian Gods here. But then I realized that isn't Los Perros, it's Lost Pharoahs. I had to update this because even though the other location has really fallen off the map and is absolutely terrible this one has service just as good as ever and products that are absolutely spectacular. Definitely one of the best chicken kabobs I've ever had. So I've been wanting to simultaneously get with Katy Perry and Christina Perri for the longest time. One is fine, fresh, fierce (she's got it on lock), and the other doesn't just own my heart, she owns an entire jar of them. That would be a special night indeed. It wouldn't be Los Perros, it'd be "Luscious Perrys." But I'd also be their Perra. Anytime. Houston's food truck game is f***ing strong. And no H-town food truck is better than Los Perros. There are several of them in fact. The one on Washington in the Heights is *awful*. It deteriorated badly, with dry, old meat, and awful cooking and service. It should get one sar, except that it's a local business. On the very very other hand, this one is utter perfection. It is in Little Colombia in the less-frequented part of leafy suburban Richmond Ave, not far from the Galleria and/or Bellaire. I went to get my cards read and the girl reading them was totally drunk and totally trying to get with me. I soon realized I'd be better off at Los Perros than with Lush Tarots. Why is Los Perros so good? Well it's excellent value and utterly delicious. The name means "The Dogs", but honestly the Colombian style hot dogs are not the reason to come here. Yes, Colombian dogs are a fantastic and bizarre experience, as are Colombian burgers, and this place does a good version of both. They have quite an extensive hot dog selection, in fact, all of them very elaborate and extremely Latin. Colombian street food like Arepas are here, too. I recommend skipping all of them, to be honest. Because it's all about the chicken kebab. And the beef, but especially the chicken. I ordered Bubble Tea after I came here but the girl was in too much of a hurry to make it and it came out awful. You're better off with Los Perros than Rushed Taros. Now what I would get if I were you are the insaaaaanely good kebabs. We're talking Latin-style kebabs which means delicious marinaded chicken on a stick and the same thing with beef. You will have no beef with these kebabs. They are just freaking amazing. And so juicy and so tender and so perfect. One of them will fill most people up because it's just so much meat and so hot, juicy, heavy and satisfying. I almost went to that new place opened by Springsteen and actor Robert from Meet The Parents, Deerhunter, Godfather and Taxi Driver. Then I realized I'm better off at Los Perros than "Boss DeNiro's." Bear in mind the wait times can be very very long, especially when there are people ahead of you. The service is absolutely wonderful, though. Pretty good prices, too. After my meal I went to one of those newly-fashionable church orgies, it was fun. But I'd still rather be at Los Perros than "Cross Harems."

Just went here for lunch for take out. I ordered 15 tacos and they came out pretty fast like five…read moreminutes fast. The staff were super friendly and helpful. You can either order by the pound for a party or individually order tacos. They are generous with the taco meat. They also have Barbacoa which was so delicious just enough fat to actual meat ratio *chefs kiss* Will be back again for a lunch break! Things to note: * This is more of a takeout place. There's not any seating that I saw. * You can either order individual tacos or meat by the pound, and they'll provide tortillas and salsa with the fixings * They specialize in pork, so don't expect to have a wide variety of meat. From what I saw, they only have pork and Barbacoa.

The food and the service are both amazing! The carnitas are just like the ones served in Mexico…read more I order them often for family gatherings and everyone loves them. The owner always goes out of his way to make you feel welcome even as you wait to order. All around excellent!

I'm happy to say that I "discovered" this hidden gem!…read more I was driving by from work one evening and drove past this food trailer. Not only did it catch my eye because it was 'out of place' but it was also because it looked clean, new and most importantly I was hungry. I turned around and gave it a shot. Like always, when trying something new, I went into it without any high expectations (other than my normal pickiness when it comes to food) , so: Pros: The place is New and Clean The hours are long - from 6:30am - 6:30pm Plenty of parking with easy access. Pick-nick table to sit at Good seasoning Good variety of items / meats to choose from Cons: Only takes cash tacos are a bit steep for me ($2 each) no shade to be under during a sunny day. it can get dusty as cars drive by so know this before you sit down My first order was 3 tacos, two fajita and one pastor, ($6) plus one 'agua de horchata' ($3). -I went to my car and took a bite out of each of the different taco meats. It was GREAT! , fresh, juicy, well seasoned. the tortillas were warmed up to the right spot where its soft, yet a bit toasted with the oil so it is also somewhat crunchy. Delicious! I then stepped out of my car and ordered an additional 18 tacos (it got expensive really fast!) to take home and feed my family :D - yes, i know that is a lot, but you have to understand - WE LOVE TACOS! I am waiting for the weekend to go try their grilled chicken plates with Fajita. - i'm sure it will also be delicious. If you get a chance and are near by (or even if you are not), swing by and give them a try! And like always, Happy Yelping!

Y'all, their food is SO good!…read more It's a food truck that's kind of tucked away in the parking lot of a landscaping business on Katy-Hockley, & I'm so glad we happened upon it. We've been a few times now & have never had anything that wasn't delicious. (My son particularly loves their pupusas with an ice cold melon Aqua Fresca.) The ladies that run it don't speak English, but we've never had any trouble with our order being wrong & they're really sweet.

We had to get 2 of every taco... because it's called Noah's Arc-elia for a reason…read more This is a lovely little food truck located in Spring Branch, and I like coming here whenever I can. They have perfect authentic tacos very cheap and there are a few different locations. We love it! Asada is the go to but everything we've tried here tastes wonderful.

Hands down the best tack truck in Spring Branch. I only ever get the beef fijita taco "con todo"…read more(everyting). Two corn tortillas with grilled onions, cilantro, and grilled beef. Squeeze a lime and layer on some green sauce. They used to be $1.50, but thanks to Joe Biden's economics they are $2.00 each. Pretty reasonable - your gonna need at least the of those puppies to fill up.