This truck magically appeared in Long Beach at a high school back to school night. The blackened…read moreshrimp tacos were amazing. There were three very well crafted tacos with avocado chunks, tomatoes, some cabbage and cheese melted into the mini corn tortillas. Served with white rice and black beans. It was a large plate with worth it's charge. And very delicious. Great flavors.

The best Nachos and Asada Tacos i've ever tasted! affordable price and portion is real good!! Food…read morenot greasy. you're the best!

I can name off a few other food trucks that easily fall behind New York Galbi in terms of food…read morequality and taste. While walking out of LACMA, we saw New York Galbi parked somewhat across the street. The Peanut Butter Truck something or other was closing up shop so we walked a few feet down to check out this truck. It's not painted and decorated all fancy or cutesy like all the other trucks. It's just straight-to-the-point this is what we can make for you and this is what it'll cost you. No frills. I got the Combo #1 which includes 2 tacos of your choice and a can of soda for $4.99. I got the tofu and spicy pork taco. I always ALWAYS have to order the tofu taco whenever I hit an Asian Fusion taco truck only because I think it's not an easy task to make a good tofu taco. You have to make sure the tofu is cooked just right with the right amount of flavor. New York Galbi makes a real good tofu taco my friends. The vegetables were crunchy and fresh and the special sauce was sweet which complimented all of the ingredients very well. The spicy pork taco was a bit too salty and it simply had too much sauce. The meat itself was very tender. Compared to many of the other taco trucks I've tried, New York Galbi gives you pretty hearty portions. Although I only had two tacos, I was pretty stuffed in the end. New York Galbi probably won't be a truck I'd go out of my way for but I'd definitely get some tacos if I saw it. NOTE: Why New York Galbi? The owner is from New York or use to live there once upon a time (forgot which so sorry!).

I've had this truck a few times, both sober and not-as-sober. I've seen it on Main Street in Santa…read moreMonica, as well as in front of LACMA and several other places. The main reason I'd come here is for the kimchi quesadilla. I loooove kimchi quesadillas, and this truck does a great job. It's perfectly cheesy and gooey, and grilled just right. It also comes with a sweet dipping sauce that complements it well. The burritos have been pretty disappointing, filled with mostly veggies. The tortillas are stiff and crumble apart easily. At around $8, we expected something better. I have also tried the lobster quesadilla, which is significantly more expensive but not as good as the kimchi. Not the BEST truck in town, and I'm not sure how it got its name, but if I see it, I will probably get a kimchi quesadilla. Even in sobriety. The man who works there is funny and outgoing too.

The food at Tacos Los Primos is ok…read more I ordered some tacos, a quesadilla and a mulita on today's visit. The food was ok but it wasn't anything special. It's like if your hungry and your close by the food will fill you up.

Running onto this truck was one of those good things that happens on a downtown roundup…read more The people care about keeping their truck clean, the menu is well rounded and the quality is good. The dude tried 2 al pastor tacos and 2 lengua tacos. The pastor was decent and the lengua was really good. If you are in this part of town and find yourself hungry, go here immediately and eat.

After a party. Looked up tacos. What a great choice on Yelp. Tortillas was the highlight all…read morethe meat were good. The chick my son was not a fan and they change for asada. Staff is very nice I will be back wen in the area

Gave soggy nachos. Was a day old. Don't order nachos from here!! Stale chips I was a regular here…read morenot anymore. Seemed intentional. If that's how you serve your regulars that's crazy. I'm out plenty of places to go!

THE BEST MEXICAN FOOD EVER ! I can't express how much I love this food. I love that El Grito serves…read moreauthentic, delicious Mexican cuisine that really showcases the richness of the culture. If you're looking for a great spot to enjoy fantastic food, El Grito is an absolute must-try in Inglewood! Can't wait to go back! The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure every need was met with a smile.The food? Absolutely incredible. I tried the BIRRIA TACOS & The BIRRIA NOODLES TO DIE FOR

It's Cinco De Mayo and to our surprise there was a strong aroma of Mexican food in the lobby and to…read moreour surprise a MEXICAN FOOD truck parked right outside our apartment complex! I just moved here from Hawaii (if you didn't know Hawaii has pretty horrible Mexican food). We decided to give them a try and I am SO GLAD WE DID! We got the Birria Tacos and 2 Asada Tacos and OH MY GOSH! IT WAS ALL SO GOOD! If you come across this lovely green truck make sure to grab something from them!

My 1 Star Quota is Met For The Year…read more I don't like giving 1 star. Me giving 1 star is like women farting...you think it doesn't exist, but once in a blue moon it catches you by surprise and it's loud and clear. Not quite sure what to say about food on this one. It's like if you could buy a bunch of nearly expired ingredients at the grocery store sale rack and threw it together then served it, this is what you would get. Both burrito and tacos could use way more meat as they were flavorless, room temperature, and stale. The burrito was tiny for the price. Cut in half they were about the size of a child's fist. Even the chips tasted like they've been sitting out in a fraternity house all night and the tortillas felt like carpet. Yep. Don't Diss Me, I'm Not My Hat. The truck was at an event at the new Boomtown Brewery in the arts district. I'm wearing a Bronco's hat, the all american team, as I approach the order window. The guy says to me with a stern face,"We don't serve Bronco's fans." I chuckle and laugh thinking he's cracking a joke. Nope. With a straight face he stares at me for 5 seconds which felt like minutes. I break the awkwardness and silence by telling him I wanted a burrito and three tacos, paid then waited for my food that he probably spit in for all I know. The food is done and he summons me by yelling..."Hey Bronco...! You're food's done." I'm not cattle and your food tastes like a dirty farm.

Considering I got two tacos for $6, I almost feel like there should have been a side of beans or…read moreguacamole... I opted for the shrimp and fish taco, in a lettuce cup. I recommend it that way, not only for the obvious reason but it makes for a crispier taco that adds a nice crunch in a sunny Los Angeles. They do have a 3 tacos + drink for $10 combo, which is nice, but the tacos are just not that filling and it's just slightly pricier than it should be.

I would like if the salasa was spicer. I was told the red was the hottest one but it really had no…read morekick. The quesadilla hit the spot for something cheesy and fried. I think you can park in the library right next to the truck. There is some seating outside.

I heard this place had fried quesadillas and I ran straight to them hehe! The menu is simple but…read moreit's truly some of my favorite dishes, especially at parties. My expectations were high. Because honestly these are simple but delicious items. Service was gracious and friendly. They provide a decent and clean eating environment. Tables were clean and plenty of stools for groups. In my opinion, the thing that seemed to be lacking quite a lot was seasoning. The tortillas looked and felt homemade but were quite bland. The texture was there but the cheese and salsa needed salt. I think salt could have solved this easily. I love salsa but they were not spicy or flavorful, and no true distinction between the red or green. Though we all love a generous serving, a little less cheese and sour cream could do more for these items. I felt they overwhelmed the Flautas. The Flautas are sold in 4 only. I wanted to try both the quesadillas and Flautas and was lucky to have people with me to share all the food. $20 for 2 quesadillas, 4 Flautas and one can of Coke was actually quite fair.