The food and the owners are absolutely amazing! If you wanna feel like you're eating at your…read moreAbuelas house then come eat here! Super fresh love that it's a hole in the wall and the prices are affordable They actually make their beans with using real beans!!

First off, the two guys that worked here are very nice, helpful, and efficient so that was a plus…read more My boyfriend and I came here for their $1 al pastor street tacos on Thursdays. They were pretty small tacos, so we got 10 of them. 10 tacos for $10 that's a pretty good deal. They give you verde salsa and red salsa along with some sautéed onions and jalapeños and a bag of lemons with slice radishes. The tacos were ok, the al pastor was honestly quite dry. I think it might be sitting out on the meat stand for a bit too long. The meat didn't have much flavor and some cuts tasted a bit burnt. They were edible but it wasn't what we expected, sadly. Location was nice, clean, lots of seating to eat there if you like. They have a fun colorful artwork wall.

It's been years since my last visit, and it didn't disappoint today. I had a torta de asada sooooo…read moregood full of flavor yummm And the hubby has 2 tostadas de asada sooooo good as well. Made it just in time, before the lunch rush. Ambience was good , very clean and no more booth seats. Just tables and chairs now. See ya next time

2026 Review. 03.09.2026 Monday…read more I was in the Hawaiian Gardens area and wanted some tacos. Stopped at this location around 4pmsh. It was a good time since it was not peek hours. Greeted in the front counter. Ordered Carne Asada Tacos, Tripa Taco, lengua taco, Flautas and Large Coke Pl. Sat down and waited for our number to be called. 10 minutes later our number was called. Everything looked and smelled good!! Asked for extra salsa. Took a bite of my tacos which was delicous! This place definitely gave me my fix for Mexican food. They were not stingy with their hotsauce this time around. I appreciated that. Overall I would come back when I have a chance. Food is pretty good. There is lots of parking in the back and on the street. Friendly customer service. This place upgraded their tables which looks nice. Clean establishment. This place gets packed in peak hours. I was fortunate to come at the right time.

Damn good realistic, Mexican food. Please enjoy there Cheese…read moreor Beef Enchiladas. And of course some beef Tacos with avocado. My wife wants to drink their enchilada sauce. You will enjoy whats ever's on there Menu Board.

Went tonight and now you get a card fee even if you pay cash. Poor business practice. Stop…read moreripping off customers

Some places you spend $20, you'll get one meal. Some places you spend $20 and get four meals. Don…read moreRuben's is the latter. Portion size is not going to be a problem here. I love Mexican food leftovers. My mom keeps asking, so I been here three weekends straight. Tried six different things. Not a breakfast burrito yet ironically. Nachos, tacos and asada fries are my favorite so far. They have green and red sauce, but no pickled carrots or radish or anything like that. I find the green is spicier. Red is perfect. Has some kick, but not overpowering and doesn't linger so you can enjoy it. Ask what's in the entrees or figure it out as you go like I'm doing. Some of the ingredients aren't for me, like iceberg lettuce. Come ready to eat. You'll get a lot of good food.

Very friendly, price is reasonable as of 7/30/26. I ordered Big Ed Burrito and still very big as…read moretasty as I remember 10 years ago.

Good tacos! Salsas are spicy and the pricing is fair! Also the customer service is good and the…read morerestaurant is always clean!

A newer addition to all the neighborhood taco spots we love, and have on rotation!…read moreHouse made tortillas, I loved the rice and whole beans (rather than refried). I got one each of every taco available: pork al pastors, everything else was beef : cheek, lengua, asada, cabeza, labio- every meat morsel was tender and delicious. I asked for onions and cilantro on top. Self serve bar has mild green salsa and a delicious but spicy yellow orange (scotch bonnet?). Casual dining: you place your order and the food is prepared quickly. Served a refreshing jamaica (I hope I spelled that right) - just enough tangy to sweetness flavor, also tried the horchata . Was served by a kindly gentleman : I had asked for water but did not realize it was bottled and charged for each one. I asked if he would replace them with two more tacos instead (slightly close in price but not exact) and he did. Got a quesadilla for the child and it was a huge portion with no added spices so she enjoyed it. Parking was easy the afternoon I came. High chairs available. Clean restroom.

First time coming in with my husband since we are new to the area and we were helped by a wonderful…read morewoman named Martha. Her service and communication with us was incredible. And she even recommended us some great food options that we absolutely loved. This was actually our first spot we decided to try since being here and it was a success. Glad Martha and the other staff were able to provide such a great first time experience. The restaurant is extremely welcoming. We will be back.

This is what happens when you go beyond the norm by taking care of your Customers. We have been…read morecoming here for years and the quality of the Food and the Hospitality as always been Excellent!! Last Friday morning I was greeted and served on a takeout order by EDEL L. Who seems that has been there forever.. Great Smile efficiency and taking care of the order with proficiency. Great Hire!!! Sincerely, Fisher Family

Finally had the chance to come try the burrito à la diabla. Such a delicious burrito. An enormous…read moresize with heaping portions or meat and salsa. And do not be fooled, the salsa is actually pretty spicy, not insanely spicy as I was still able to enjoy my food. I had been waiting years to eat this burrito and it did not disappoint. The service is also great, there was one dude on the floor doing all the bussing and ordering but he was on it. Props to that guy. Also I loved the banda music playing in the back, it really seals the deal on the vibe the restaurant has going.

We came here for my brother-in-law's husband's birthday. We've been to the one in La Habra (not…read moresure if they are related) and this one had a really chill and homey vibe to it. It was bright like a fast food joint, but had table service and beer, wine and margaritas. We were a fairly good sized group of 9 and sat side by side on two booths that were separated by a glass partition that they removed. My brother-in-law told me the place is packed on the weekends and, judging by the food, I don't doubt it. The portions are big and the flavors strong, but not overpowering. The sampler plate is enough to share and is a good choice for someone who wants a little bit of everything. The carnitas were really good. It wasn't dry and the pieces were thin cut slices. With my flour tortillas and their delicious salsa, it was mouthwateringly good. The chicken fajitas, like the sampler, were enough to share. In fact, my wife and mother-in-law shared a plate. The molcajete was sizzling hot with delicious fish and shrimp and pulpo (octopus). I'm not a pulpo fan, but my brother-in-law ate everything and said it was delicious. Parking is tight and if you're traveling too fast on Carson going eastbound you might miss it. If you're traveling westbound, you need to turn on the street before the restaurant. The staff were really nice and polite and even sang happy birthday to my brother-in-law and gave him a sombrero for the pics, to boot. It truly was a wonderful night of family and good food and a place we'll put on our regular rotation soon.

This taco stand is pinky's if you were looking for the truck. The owner said it was stolen on…read moreSunday. They will still be open but only on weekends (Friday - Saturday) Tacos are still bomb.

I think this is going to be my last run to Pinky's--for 3 reasons:…read more 1. Inconsistent hours. It might show as open, but they're closed--so call before you drive over. Today it actually showed closed, but they were open. I happened to drive by and decided to grab a bite. 2. Pricing feels inconsistent. Today I was charged $13.25 for a carne asada burrito after she asked if I was paying cash. I'm guessing it costs more if you don't pay cash. For reference, the menu on the cart lists it at $12. 3. Questionable quality. There's nothing wrong with a $15 or even $20 taco truck burrito if the quality and portion stay solid. But the flavor tasted heavily loaded with MSG, and the asada was chopped into tiny pieces, which felt like it was meant to hide meat that was dry or chewy. At best, this is a $8 burrito--and I do have an issue paying $13.25 for something that tastes and portions like a $8 burrito. Disappointing overall. I'll be branching out and trying other taco trucks in the area.