Delicioso! I…read moreordered the quesotacos and they hit the spot. The thick, gooey cheese was pulling and the consumme was steamy good. I might like it a little thicker, more of a stew than a broth, but that's semantics. It has a lil' kick to keep you interested. And the tender meat - yassss, food truck ladies. Chef's kiss. But, what I want to know is, where have the tamales my husband ordered been all my natural life?? I meannnnnn ..... You have a choice of not only the (pretty standard selection of) meat, but two different tamale preparations. He chose the one with more meat, cheese, salsa and onions piled on top. I don't know what that preparation was called. Just look at the picture on the window when you arrive at the truck. I dug in because Elena named her whole truck after tamales so she must be proud of them. They only had chicken so that's what we ate. You want to talk about good. Tender masa and meat and all the flavors mingled with a deep complexity. Covered with thick cheese. Yasssss, QUEENS. As my husband was eating his tamale, I noticed he got quiet. I said, "That's comforting, isn't?" He said it was and continued to gently spoon away. I loved that for him.

This is my spot for tamales They're not Big. They're actually pretty small compared to other…read moreplaces. But they're nice and moist and soft. I'll take tasting quality over bigger portions For Better food. Any day. They're a little bit spicy but they're really good..

Bomb food the tacos did notice they got small you can't fool me on that but still delicious…read more Service is good. Could get crowded on the weekends or after 10pm awesome spot and flavors.

Let me tell you... I was NOT planning to stop. I was minding my business, driving like a…read moreresponsible adult, when suddenly the smell of carne asada slapped me through the window like, "HEY. YOU. PULL OVER." I swear the aroma reached into my car, grabbed my steering wheel, and said, "We're eating tonight, bro." Next thing I know, I'm parked crooked, seatbelt still on, already ordering tacos. Ambience (AKA Your Car Is the Dining Room) ha ha ha ! This is a street taco vendor, so the vibe is pure Tijuana energy, smoky grill, sizzling meat, and that beautiful chaos that tells you the food is gonna be fire. It's absolutely an eat‑in‑your‑car type of spot. You're not here for candles and mood lighting. I did that way earlier in the evening. You're here to lean over your lap praying your burrito doesn't explode on your shirt. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient -- the kind of crew that knows you're hungry and doesn't play games. They move with confidence, like they've fed thousands of people who "just came for one taco" and left with a full combo and a new personality. Wow....The Food (AKA Why I Almost Licked My Steering Wheel) * Tacos Estilo Tijuana -- Smoky, juicy, and stacked like they're trying to test your jaw strength. The tortillas were warm and perfect, and the meat had that grill‑kissed flavor that makes you close your eyes for a second. Tijuana tacos * Burritos, Massive. Heavy. A full commitment. The kind of burrito that makes you question your life choices but in a good way. Every bite was loaded, messy, and absolutely worth the risk of dropping salsa on my pants. The salsa, so Dangerous. The onions and cilantro? Fresh. The grill smoke? Perfume for hungry people. Like me. Ha ha ha ! Tacos La Humadera is the type of food establishment that kidnaps you with smell alone. Great service, killer tacos, and a burrito that should honestly come with a seatbelt warning. If you're in LA and you smell something magical in the air... follow it. It's probably this place calling your name. Miguel C.

Im the type of person that breakfast starts at seven lol she gets there at 8 but OMG THIS IS THE…read moreBEST BIRRIA

Very good love that place the only thing is that there's no parking other than that everything is…read moregood

Tried this taco truck out. The staff was super nice and the sauces and condiments were fresh. I got…read morethe birria taco which was decent but the consomme was just ok. The tripe (I had it fried) was excellent. Nice crispy texture with lots of flavor. Finding parking is kind of hard but not too bad.

Legit has become one of my fav Tacos Al Pastor spot…read more Mexi-Papa recommended the tacos de Tripita, gotta try it next time, I even stayed away from the Birria had just the Al Pastor. They have the Al Pastor trompo(spit) spinning all day. I got Al Pastor and tried them doraditos, they shave the meat and slightly sear it on the flat top. Parking sucks, and it is in the hood. But totally worth the drive if you are in the area. Place is in a corner parking lot, limited seating I got mine to go. Staff and person taking orders are used to the non-spanish crowd. Try them out dont let the language barrier hold you back.

Taco truck specializing in birria located in Compton. This place has the vibe of a beloved…read moreneighborhood spot. I've read that the recipe/ method has been in the family for three generations. And lucky for this taco enthusiast, I am able to be the beneficiary of said recipe while supporting the family. Every order comes with a complimentary small fried bean taco, and the beans are a recipe from Barajas' grandmother, who died earlier this year. Ordering was super easy with the people being super kind and helpful. There's also some seating available set up on the corner of the lot where the truck is located. Of course, I had to order some of the birria tacos. I got a couple of the tacos which came with a side of consome, the small fried bean taco, and a couple of salsas and the other accoutrements/ toppings. As expected these tacos and everything that came with them was delicious. Big fan of this place.

Really good birria. Haven't had something this good and authentic in years. Very friendly people…read moreand great customer service. The ambiance is great whether it's full or a smaller group. It's enjoyable to eat here or take it to go. But haven't had a great experience with food trucks and this is one hidden gem.

Background On Visit: Heard about this amazing food truck for many years and decided that this was…read morethe year that I would patronize the taco truck. Specials: Taco Tuesday Deal: Tacos are Credit Cards: They're accepted. Wait Time: Can be long. Just have to be patient and wait your turn. Location/Parking: Located on Santa Fe between E. Vernon and E. 48th St.. Parking can be found in the front. Ambiance/Decor: Ambiance is alright and there's some furnishings to sit, eat, and drink. Service: Service was good. The staffer that took my order was friendly attentive, and offered great suggestions. Food came out at a decent time. Taco Of Choice: I got three pescado (Fish Taco). Fish tacos were good, but I think they forgot to put in the fish taco sauce. Mariscos El Hermano For Thought: Wouldn't mind coming back for more tacos. Hopefully next time, they don't forget the fish taco sauce.

Hidden in a parking lot of a warehouse . This mariscos spot is a try gem. The ambiance was great…read moreand fast paced. The service and friendliness is great. The food is fresh and delivered with a decently packaged contains. The line was fast and got my order back to me just as fast. I give it a 8/10, not food related but my container opened up in the cup holder because the lid was cheap.

Oh man... Where do I begin?…read more The Food: The tacos here are second to none! This is a really good authentic taco truck with great choices and flavor. I got 3 tacos, Al Pastor (Marinated Pork), Chorizo (Mexican Spicy Sausage) and Tripa (Stewed and Fried Intestine *beef?*). Oh boy, the Al Pastor was nice and well done! The chorizo was broken up and crispy, and the Tripa was nice, soft and snappy. The tacos are server on a double layered tortilla... The tortilla isn't handmade but still your good tortilla. They are also served without condiments so that you can put it on. The taco plate had some grilled onions, fried chili pepper and a few chips and beans. Boy these were awesome! They have the condiments on the side of the truck. Guacamole salsa, red chili salsa and green chile tomato salsa, onions, cilantro, limes, marinated red onion and habaneros in lime, cucumbers etc... They also have a bunch of other items like burritos, huaraches, quesadillas, burgers, nachos etc. The other trucks and stands around here no have competition... I normally go to Marielas Tacos closer to the LAX airport but this place is just as good/a little better when it comes to meat quality. You just wont find chicharon here, agua de platano and handmade tortillas. The Place: The truck is in a parking lot and the truck is pretty big. Unfortunately there aren't any tables except a few chairs... mainly for waiting. These are street tacos... so you eat them on the street standing or take them home. There is ample parking in the afternoon/evening time. There is no bathroom or anything so CHILL. The Service: The lady and man in the truck are nice and friendly. They will take your order promptly and fulfil any additional request when getting your food. Also, be sure to listen for your name when called since it can get loud and they dont have a comm speaker.

Really sad to have to take down my 5 star review but the dude working tonight really did us dirty…read more My boyfriend and I went around 11 pm and there were two guys there ordering as well. We ordered tacos and were getting ready to leave but my boyfriend decided he also wanted a burrito so he went back to the younger guy to order. When he got his attention the dude was annoyed (but I mean I get it, it's late and he probably didn't want to work anymore). He asked for his burrito and the dude game him a dirty look and asked for the money and practically threw his change back at him while walking away. He gave us a burrito that was smaller than usual (we're regulars) but we didn't think anything of it. Once we got home, my boyfriend started eating and immediately realized the dude did something to his burrito. He put so much of the spiciest salsa they had (they don't put salsa in the burrito because they serve it on the side, or at least ask how spicy you want it) that he couldn't even eat half of it before throwing it away. Super disappointed and honestly I hate to be "that" person, but we're taking our business to the taco truck that sets up right next to them. I mean, if you do that to a customer because you're annoyed, I don't want to know what else they've done to people's food when they're bored.

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The service is great! Highly recommend the suadero and asada tacos. Best place in Compton!read more