Pretty dang good! Only tried the pork bbq skewer and some of sauces they provided but the service…read morewas quick! Would definitely try some other stuff out next time I see them around!

I am so glad I was able to try this filipino food stand last minute before Fanime 2026 at San Jose…read moreConvention Center ended. Love the barbecue that was actually the last piece they got when I ordered. I missed the taste of the favored calamansi juice as well.

we were craving a dessert and found this place on yelp and decided to head over. it is located in…read morefront of the grocery market across from the eastridge mall. the churro can come with different fillings like custard, but we opted for the original. when we got there, the lady made our churro fresh. it was PIPING hot when we got it and SO GOOD. it was coated generously with the sugar and cinnamon. definitely want to go back and try it with different fillings. we ended up just eating it outside in front of her stand since it can get a little messy. 10/10 recommend

Better than Disneyland. Yeah I've said it the filling is a nice touch…read more Made to order

I've been curious about Taqueria El Chacho for such long time because whenever I walked past I…read morealways see a long line of customers lining up, and the place always smells delicious from so far away. It's a Mexican chain from AZ (popular I think, they have like 53K followers on Instagram), and they just opened multiple locations in Bay Area, so this time I decide to finally give it a try. I ordered the Tripa Mulitas, Torta, and Horchata drink, Mulitas was $7, Torta $14, and Horchata was $7. They're all delicious, I was actually shocked at the first bite because I didn't know Mexican food could be this great (like I ate at a lot of Mexican place before, but this place is just chef's kiss). You seriously have to try their torta!! It has grilled meat, cheese, avocado, lettuce and tomato, all packed in there. Together with their green sauce, red sauce and some of the onion & jalapeno salad, I'm good for the whole day. The flavors are just so authentic and hit the spot perfectly. I totally get why there is always a line now. They officially converted me into a regular from today! If you see a crowd, just jump in line, it's worth the wait.

Been here so many times but was too hungry to take any photos. But here it is! If you're ever near…read moreFoster City this is a must try! Al pastor is so flavorful. The burritos are huge! If you buy 1 torta sandwich you get 1 free!Always a line during the weekend, but if you have good timing then I wouldn't worry. Usually try to go by 6pm. They are right outside of Target so plenty of parking.

A Moveable Feast event taking place at Grand Century Mall this past weekend. Free admission, free…read moreparking, cute stickers, tote bags, and other merchandise for sale. Cool photo ops and art on display, DJ playing lively music. Parking horrific in this plaza, the event space small and crowded AF, lack of variety of food options (some of the listed vendors and eateries not even on site), numerous food stands with items sold out and crossed off on the menus three hours before closing time on Saturday. I did pick up a sweet and delicious chocolate chip cookie from Browned Butter Babe before leaving, but overall I was not impressed with this event.

I came both nights to check out mainly the vietnamese food and the boba drinks. It was really good…read moreand fun community. The people going there were friendly and so were the food vendors. There was a dj playing music. I heard some Justin Bieber while standing in line for food. Food was so good and my favorite was thai tea in a bag. So worth it and great price. It was authentic and stronger than a Thai tea I had at another food market I went to. Menus were hard to see at night, but I was surprised and happy with the bun baos which was hot and juicy. $16 for 2. Highly suggest grabbing a Nha sunset drink. I saw lots of people walking around with an orange drink with their brand on it. It's so popular. They had 2 other drinks, but their shop said it was sold out. I have noticed that parking was difficult. I think in general my bf said that Grand Century Mall/aka Vietnam Town is busy. We parked more on the side of the night market instead of the entrance to the mall. Walk was short to the night market. Fun night with bf and my sister.

Honestly it's about a 4.5 - and only because they don't have any refried beans as a side. For me…read morethe side dishes really accentuate the food, but if you're looking for tacos, this is one of the best! The meat is juicy and tasty. The tortillas are homemade. And the portions are bigger than most places that serve street tacos. I wish I could review more than the tacos and maybe one day I will, but the tacos are SO good, it's hard not to order them over and over. FOOD: Tacos!!! Homemade tortillas!!! I'm a sucker for a good homemade tortilla and these are GOOD. But more than that the selection of meats are tasty. The chicken was the weakest of them, but even that was good. It's just the al pastor was GREAT and the carne asada oh so tasty. SERVICE: Terrific. Packaged well, service is friendly and helpful, portions are nicely sized, and you will definitely go home happy. They make everything to order so it does take a little bit of time, but still wonderfully good. COST: Very reasonable for what you get. Very reasonable.

This is a food truck that is parked off Alum Rock and White. They are in a small plaza so there is…read moreparking. The food looks just as is when you order for sit down or take it to go. I have only tried their quesabirria special and it keeps me coming back. You get these gooey cheesy tacos and all these toppings, plus consommé, which is super tasty, and a free drink for all of $10. The lady is so nice and the wait is not long. This truck is now one of my go to's spots. Even though they are right on the street the cars passing by its not even loud or dusty, people even stop on the street to pick up or you see people in their cars enjoying the consommé.

My wife saw a post on Facebook about this new pani puri place in San Jose. We dont pass on pani…read morepuri, so had to drive here. They were giving 2 pani puris for free as part of the promotion. The taste was very similar to what we get back home, with options to makes the water spicy or sweet. The owners are friendly. They saw my 3 year old and gave a couple puris for her to munch. Only thing is, I would have liked it even more if the pani puris were served live instead of serving the pani and puri separate on a plate. Would enhance the experience. Nonetheless the pani puri was tasty and very reasonably priced.

2 Free pani puri today from 5pm to 9pm. I am so excited to try. Join for party. Free 90 minutes…read moreparking at second and San Carlos st. City garage.

Ordered a large quantity for a drive by baby shower and Alex was really accommodating. Smooth and…read moreeasy ordering process. Packaging was perfect for guests to grab and go *chamoy on the side so our guests can add if desired

Super good raspados! Tried the vanilla, coconut, walnut and guava. They only take cash and the…read moredrinks are a little pricey but worth it!

Got the #1 (bacon wrapped hot dog) without mustard during my recent visit to this food truck. Staff…read morewas sweet, and service was lightning fast. My order was made correctly and very tasty, even though the jalapeno topping was not spicy. But the hot dog was mini sized, a cute lil thing I could fit in my pocket. Also, parking and traffic in the area were a nightmare on Saturday evening (it's what you'd expect in East SJ).

It's everything you want in a hotdog after a night out for half the price. Trying this place put me…read moreon a hot dog bender for the whole weekend. They are pretty small so I would get two if you're super hungry.

Attended the San Jose Mini Night Market on Saturday evening. Was lucky to find free street parking…read morea block away on Third Street (free after 6pm on Saturdays, and all day Sunday). Free admission, no line for entry, advance tickets unnecessary, no ticket check at all. This food festival is almost identical to 626 and Foodieland, but only one fifth the size. It had all the same elements, just "mini" versions... a mini stage with live music, a mini sized area with games and prizes, a minimal number of merchandise vendors, minimal seating options (mostly near the stage), and even less tables, so hopefuly you like eating on your lap or standing up, and even with about 20 food trucks/tents and drink stands, it felt like minimal food offerings as well. Good news is this meant the crowds, lines, and waits were mini too, or non-existent. I went around 6pm, and I think the longest line I saw was about 7-8 people, and for many there was no line at all. Here's the food lineup for this Saturday when I visited (though this could change on Sunday, or during future events in October): Flor de Pineapple PennyLane Sweets & Treats 3 Brothers Kitchen Chicken Bros Honey Cones ABVE The Basics Grenade beverages (more creative options than just giant baby bottles) Uncle Papa's BBQ Churro stand Heluo Kitchen Bun Me Up (bao buns) Supreme Musubi Katna's Kitchen (authentic filipino food) Spy Family (tea & lemonade) Pupuseria Nathalia California's Crepes Nana Bear's Mini Donuts Wise Jun-Kombucha Mezcla (Columbian eats) Potato Hut Kimoy (chamoy korean-mexican fusion candy) By 6:30pm, several trucks started to run out of popular items, but there were still plenty of options. I only tried the shrimp quesadilla from ABVE The Basics, and chocolate donuts from Nana Bear's Mini Donuts. Both items were delish! Slightly overpriced as you would expect at this type of event, but the quality, ingredients, and service were more than satisfactory. They even put the food in takeout containers as requested. Had fun being a fatty... and you can too! For 2023, the San Jose event takes place downtown this weekend and returns for two different weekends in October.

We were happy to see another Panana Night Market at Ontario Mills…read more We came early during the day and there was plenty of parking, no line to get in. Admission was free and I rsvp'd for tickets online, got an email and done. You could also scan a QR code at the entrance for free admission. It was not too full, so there were almost no lines for the food vendors. We were able to try a few different ones and also found a place to sit and eat. We did enjoy the selection of food vendors, just wished that the market overall had been a little bigger. Had a good time and would definitely go again next time.

I've been on the hunt for a good cemita poblana since moving to the Bay Area and I finally one!…read moreThis restaurant serves specialities from Oaxaca and Puebla. I had a cemita with chicken milanesa, and my dining companion ordered a tlayuda with cecina. Both were delicious! We also tried two aguas frescas: tamarind and strawberry. Very refreshing and not overly sweet. With our meal, we were served complimentary tomato and macaroni soup and a dish of fresh roasted peanuts and pumpkin seeds. Friendly service, casual atmosphere, parking in the front. I can't wait to go back!

I'm a truck driver I stopped for a quick bite to go real friendly service and as I waited they gave…read moreme something to snack on. (Picture down below) It was good