This is my second time here. I ordered the horchata which is one the best horchatas I've had…read moreanywhere. In fact, I liked it so much the first time I had it here, I ordered it again. I simply devoured the tacos hondurenos. They remind me a bit of Mexican flautas , fried so they're crispy and there is chicken inside. Great sauce. Delicious! I'm so glad I returned here. The other dishes look equally intriguing. There are 4 different kinds of soups, including posole. The prices are very reasonable and people are always super nice! There are also picnic benches with a big canopy so it's comfortable to eat here.

Tacos Hondurans. Love the salsa verde, the sazon on the chicken. Great food for a pit stop.read more

One of my new favorite spots off of the 5. Really phenomenal taco, one of the better ones in recent…read morememory. The burrito was quite good as well, but not as standout as the shrimp taco. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the vibes were excellent. Made for a really excellent stop. Will surely be back next time I'm in the area!

I'm an avid Mexican cuisine eater. Specifically hole in the walls and taco trucks. This asada…read moreburrito was FIRE. I can't be more happy with my order here. Took about 10 or so minutes to make. The women there were super friendly. Have a little outdoor seating area. Their salsa wasn't hot but had a good flavor to it. The burrito itself SMACKED. I wish I was more hungry because I would've ordered two. I live in south Orange County and was driving through and might have to come out this way whenever coming north just to hit this spot. Cheers!

Discovered this gem on a road trip. It was refreshing to stop by when most of our food stops have…read morebeen your typical fast food chains. The woman and man working in the truck in over 100 degree weather were so sweet. I hope they found a way to keep cool in there. We ordered in enchilada adobada with rice and beans, and 3 tacos (lengua, chicharron, and adobada). It hit the spot. I will be looking out for the truck next time we pass by. This meal cost less than yesterday's McDonalds meal, and was way better.

I think I was just legally robbed. Went to buy only one Carne Asada burrito and I know times are…read moretough but tell me how that came out to $20. There's no pricing on the menu and and the burrito sucked.

While driving down the food desert that is Highway 5, saw this posted on Yelp. Thought I would try…read moreout this food truck and was pleasantly surprised. They have tacos, obviously, but I ended up getting a chicken sope. For $6.50 it was just the right amount of food for me. I didn't want anything too heavy as it makes me sleepy to have a full stomach when I'm driving. They have two little benches with some sun protection. Ambience is nonexistent unless you like staring at a dirt road or watching people come and go through the gas station. The sope itself was tasty, the corn shell was crunchy and there was just the right amount of chicken. Personally, I would've liked more chicken but for a snack while getting some gas, I think it's the best option in the area.

It was pretty good. I have to give props to any food truck who can work and set up shop in a…read moreplace as desolate as a gas station stop along the 5 freeway. The only thing that needed a little work was cutting the potatoes in small pieces and cooking them a bit longer (they were still crunchy). Still, we recommend.

Lowkey Mexican establishment that is likely local, family owned. Prices are okay but excellent for…read morespecials that rotate daily. It was open during thanksgiving with special hours closing early. We got the Thursday burrito special with chile verde which is $8.99+tax and a fish taco. The burrito is nothing special and the meat is quite dry. But it's big and good value - quantity over quality. The fish taco is also okay - the lettuce with the sauce is a bit watery. I can't dock them too much since food was quick and prices are good, and there is not much competition and options in this area.

Really good enchilada Verde and agua frescas. The rice and beans on the combo 6 plate also…read moredelicious. Short little side trip off the 5 freeway to get better food than you'll find in any other spot along the 5. A solid little Mexican food spot and reasonably priced to boot.

Stopped by on the way down to SoCal. Words cannot describe how delicious my Chile Verde burrito…read morewas. Huge chunks of tender, juicy meat. Perfect ratio of refried beans, rice and amazing salsa with onions for a nice crunch. Bonus surprise, I think there was jicama in there which elevated the texture experience. We also got a Carnitas burrito, and it was just as delicious. No fatty pieces of pork whatsoever, excellent ratio. Almost forgot, HANDMADE TORTILLAS! And their salsa is *chefs kiss* made with guacamole and has just enough kick. In conclusion, this is a legendary gem. You will not be disappointed. If you are, I'm sorry, not sure what more I could ask for in a burrito. THANK YOU DEL MAR CUISINE!!!

Tried this at the oasis and it hit the spot! Handmade tortillas, friendly service with fresh high…read moreturnover food + ingredients, and clean ambiance. The fumes from the generator are a bit intense but as expected for a food truck. Both their red and green salsas were tasty with a good kick. Reasonable prices all things considered. We'd get this again!

Stopped to get gas off highway 58 and spotted the sign for pupusas and had to give this truck a…read moretry! It's located directly across the street from the Shell gas station. I was greeted by the friendly hostess at the order window and the menu was nearby to see the extreme variety of meats that you normally don't see at restaurants in the bay! If you haven't tried before, order the cabeza, tripa and lengua tacos! I guarantee you will not be disappointed. Full of flavor and beef that just melts in your mouth. I'd drive back a hundred plus miles just to have these again. The papusas are worth a try if you haven't tried before. They're a solid choice and I'd go with the pork and beans if you're a first timer. It's a bit hot out in Buttonwillow during the summer but they do have a bit of shade and few tables as you enjoy your authentic tacos!

If this gem is in your way stop and order! The food is sooooo delicious. Made to order by the…read moreladies in the back! It didn't take too long, shorter than waiting in an in and out line that's for sure. We have a permanent food stop on all our trips back home from so cal!

Located at the same gravel spot as Titas Pupusas. A orange yellow truck behind them is Tacos El…read moreParaíso. We initially stopped over here for a quick McDonalds bathrooms break and saw a lot of taco trucks along the road. We've never been here before but the food was excellent for a taco truck! Super fresh, super flavorful with the right amount of Mexican spices done right! Not shown was the devoured especial 3 taco Plato and tacos dorados de papas! Highly recommend to try this place out if you're ever stopping off this way!!! Service was extremely quick and friendly. Ambiance of the place with clean tables with cute flower settings to keep it looking fresh. They have a pumping sink to wash your hands or they offer hand sanitizer at the truck when you're ordering your food. They take all major credit cards and zelle or cash! My husband has the Super Burrito de Carne Asada and devoured it within 6 minutes he's Mexican so he would know what tastes good! The fresh salsa was perfectly seasoned and medium spicy! Yummy! Definitely need to keep this one on my tabs if we ever go back this way!

We are superfans of Tita's (the long standing Pupusa truck off I-5 that occupied the same spot of…read moregravel as Tacos el Paraíso) so when it was closed yesterday, we tried Tacos el Paraíso instead, thinking they'd be comparable. Don't be fooled into thinking this too! We waited 40 mins for tiny pupusas (and they got our order wrong). The food itself was fine, but not at all worth the wait, and *nothing* like the heavenly food that Tita's usually provides. Two thumbs way down, next time if Tita's is closed we are going to get back on the road to head up to that Mexican place in the plaza at the Paso Robles exit.