I was intrigued by the Cuban sandwich special at this taco truck parked on Townsend. A long, soft…read morelightly buttered toasted roll is filled with thinly sliced roast pork, a thin slice of salty ham, pickles, yellow mustard and melted Swiss cheese. It was served warm (wrapped in foil) but the pork was rather dry, stringy and bland and the quality of ingredients, from the pickles to the slice of ham, was unremarkable. The sandwich could use more ham as well. Goza Goza is mobile taco truck, so you'll find tacos (of course), burritos, and quesadillas. They also have licuados and sandwiches (steak, Cuban). Regular tacos: $1.50; they didn't list the meats they offer. Super tacos are $4, burritos $6 and quesadillas $5. They have drinks (hot and cold) and chips too. The food inspection score was 100. Parking is a challenge in that area and there isn't any place to sit. The ambiance can be described as industrial with generous amounts of car exhaust fumes.

wow. Okay,…read moredisclaimer: these aren't the best tacos I've ever had, not at all. I've been to LA and I've seen the light of Sergio's and El Taurino, and I've stalked International Blvd. in Fruitvale many a night. That said, this taco truck is not only one of the cheapest lunches in the area near my office, but it offers a startlingly good salsa roja, salty carnitas and top-notch asada. After scouring for cheap eats for two weeks, Goza Goza rekindled my love affair with the taco. I was doubtful at first, and was really worried, considering some of the reviews here (wtf is up with the guy bothered by no wheat tortillas? Go back to Chipotle.) but Goza Goza delivers. I got four regular tacos, which by me is really the only way to go with a truck like this, with a 2x2 lineup of carnitas and asada. At first bite, I was a little underwhelmed by the salsa, but by taco #2, the heat had added up and I could feel juuust the right amount of lip burn. The carnitas, as well, disappointed at first, but by the end, I wanted more salty shredded pork from Goza Goza. The asada had a solid flavor, and although tended to sit on the slightly fatty side of the asada spectrum, it delivered with plenty of flavor and just enough chewiness to balance the fresh crispiness from the grill. Negative points for no jalapenos or spicy carrots on the side and needing more salsa per taco, but there's nothing here that will keep me from eating tacos here pretty much every day. Goza Goza, this is the start of a beautiful relationship.

hugo food cart is at the corner of 8th & fallon, a block away from laney college and the bart…read morestation. i drove by many times and they usually have different items available, tamakes, tacos, nachos, hot chocolate, etc. eats: chicken tamale (2) -king of small but very tasty and fresh. -when asked, vendor produced tomato salsa which was nice. frijoles refritos: -careful of parking around here. meter maids very active.

Pupuseria Usulutan is a food kiosk parked between 56th & 57th Ave. on International Blvd. no…read moreseating, just take out. food prepped in commercial kitchen. sold here. hours may be 6 a.m. to 12, weekdays offerings(Salvadorean) : pupusa, tamales, tacos, hamburguesas, hot dogs. eats: chicken tamale (2) with red sauce. -good size tamale with dry tasting chicken meat within -red sauce not hot, probably tomato based. -tamale texture smooth, salvadorean not mexican 3.5 stars. good value, only item available noonish.

Tacos Los Dos Amigos is almost across from the Coliseum Bart Station. not quite a food truck, just…read morethe kitchen part, no engine. menu: tacos, quesidallas, pupusa, burritos, hurcaches, hot dogs, proteins: asada, cabeza, pastor, lengua, chorizo, tripa.. eats: pupusa(2.5) -filling tasted like beans, pupusa fell apart -came with salsa and curtido -tasted ok, freshly made 2.5 stars take outs: -late afternoon, only chicken protein left.. -food on pricier end. -2 stools for sit down eating.

I love there beef sandwich (torta de res) it me best I'm a middle eastern and I love to eat good…read morefood I drive for all over for good food but is is very close to me and my work I,m also a chef it all I do is cooking and eating and also I was talking to one of there Costomer he said he likes taco de cabeza

I have always been wary of food trucks (stories of filth and pestilence have always deterred me),…read morebut one day I forgot to bring lunch, so my colleague recommended this place. I decided to keep an open mind, and boy am I glad I did. Their el pastor (spicy pork) burrito with everything on it is absolutely delicious. The small packets of sauce they give adds a tasty kick to it, if you're a fan of spiciness. It's not a lot, but something about it makes my mouth water every time I think about it. There were a few times that they ran out, so I had to settle with the carnitas. It wasn't as good as the el pastor, but still hit the spot. The food is cooked when you order, but you also have the option of ordering your food on the phone beforehand. The food is fresh and I have never had a stomachache or diarrhea from this place. Sure, it may add to one's regular bowel, but it's only because the burritos are pretty sizeable (besides, I'm sure anyone would prefer regular poop to a gut-wrenching, stomach twisting, intestine churning diarrhea ordeal). The truck has moved several times in the past few years due to the port's rules, but it always has a steady flow of truckers that they serve. After the lunch hour has passed, this food truck goes on its merry way. Perhaps I should follow it to see where I can continue the yummy goodness, but I'm usually too stuffed after downing their food. Unfortunately, these guys aren't here on the weekends or on major holidays. There is a bench set up for those that want to eat, but since it's pretty dusty and grimy (from all the trucks' emissions) it's recommended you take it to go or eat in your vehicle. (I apologize if there are any erroneous Spanish words in my review--I will be more than happy to correct it if you let me know). Also, be aware of the traffic--it's the world of Mad Max out here, where there are no rules--drive with extreme caution!

`Fruta Preparada is inside Los Hermanos Market to the left…read more offerings: Mangonada, ice cream, tostilicos, bionico, chamango, corn tamales, etc. eats: magonada( 4) -scoop of ice cream, shaved ice, mango chucks, lime juice, tamarind stick. chamoy sauce, etc. -sweetness mixed with spicy, sour notes. tasty for the most part. mix of ripe and chewy mango. drips: -ice cream containers not labeled with mexican verbiage just plain brown,

Loly's offers pupasas, coffee, soft drinks, guantamalean and mexico tamales…read more locale: alameda flea market(10/19) eats: mexican tamales(2) -kind of small, so so texture -aftertaste, probably msg, sodium, or ? -green salsa tasted better than the tamale. crumbs -solo woman does it all.

Ran out of rice so they had to turn a vegetarian away -- I'm trying a super burrito with rice…read moreinstead. Will update my experience post meal. Edit: Now a slightly upset patron who had her flautas given to a later customer. A small kerfuffle. Guy isn't the most pleasant so it's easy to take this the wrong way. Double edit: after the burrito I advise my stars up half -- was a pretty wet burrito but had an interesting set of flavors attached to it. A bit of a sour from the herbs, a bit savory. Had the al pastor btw for 7 bucks. Will round up to 4 if they show consistency.

Food takes forever to come out, but the two dishes I got were delicious…read more I bought my meal at 12:15pm on a Monday with only two customers and it took 15 mins for my food to be ready. Pupusa (Pork and Cheese): 4 stars Soft and moist and the pork meat was also well braised. Served with a tangy spicy slaw. Plantains with Sour Cream: 4.5 stars So delicious, they are fried till golden and soft. I paid only $8 for the Pupusa + plantains, but the Tortas are $9 and Cuban sandwiches $8, which I sense might be overpriced. Will have to come back to reevaluate.