I hired Chris and his team for my son's first birthday party and had such a great experience. Chris…read morearrived on time and was super professional, and he and his partner set up quickly and got started right away. The food was amazing, and we received so many compliments from our guests. They were also very generous with the amount of food, which we really appreciated. Everything went so smoothly, and overall it was the best experience we could have hoped for. I will definitely be hiring them again!

* I used to love Mr. Hot Bunz. I hired them years ago for a friend's baby shower, and they were the…read moretalk of the town--literally. Guests raved about them for years. Their bacon-wrapped hot dog and signature piñabero sauce were unforgettable. The meat was tender, juicy, and absolutely delicious. Fast forward to a few years later: I was hosting another baby shower at a venue in Huntington Beach. Even though they didn't have a license to operate in the city--and their pricing was higher--I still really wanted them. I even offered to cover the cost of the business license so they could cater my event. But the day of the event was a total letdown. The staff arrived late and started cooking in foil trays, which immediately raised questions from my guests. I kept trying to hype them up, saying "just wait, this is the best I've ever had!"--but when the food came out, it was disappointing. Tacos and hot dogs were bland, and even the "signature" sauce couldn't save it. Guests were making comments like, "Taco Bell would've been better." To make matters worse, it was so embarrassing that my guests ended up filling up on the pizzas I had ordered for the kids. Since then, I've had friends and family recommend other taco caterers, which kind of stings given how much I once vouched for Mr. Hot Bunz. Really disappointed. I truly hope they can bring back the quality they once had, but I won't be using them again.

Love this place! whoever cooked 6/2/26 on harbor Santa Ana gave us raw beans and rice. Asada super…read moregreesy . Get better cooks ! Cus your stuff is Bombbb on the normal.

Good spot for quick, late-night tacos. $2.50 each!…read more We started our OC taco crawl here and found a small crowd. Thanks to speedy service, we didn't have to wait long for our asada, pastor, suadero, and chorizo tacos. We loaded up on self-serve salsas and veggies, grabbed a seat along the picnic tables, and chowed down. Our favorite was the pastor, although we agreed that the meat could use more flavor.  You can find their green food truck stationed on the corner of Century and Harbor, next to a church. Street parking is plentiful and easy to find. Credit and debit cards incur an additional fee, so consider bringing cash or using Zelle!

This year's 6 to 6 event at the Orange County Fairgrounds seem to have less vendors both on the…read morefood side and on the product side. The plus side this time around is that they have a completely covered area to eat your food. Picnic benches are laid out with a full awning. Parking is still great. Prices have gone up for both the tickets and parking so be prepared to pay $15 for parking and $15 to get inside. Services dependent on what vendor you buy your food from some will accommodate the request and others will not. Of course if there's no accommodation to the customer, they've lost my business.

So FoodieLand acquired 626 Night Market in October 2025 and this was my first time visiting since…read morethe new corporate ownership. [Parking]: $15 per vehicle for on-site parking just to enter the OC Fair & Event Center. [Admission]: Our party purchased the same-day tickets and paid a $16 per person entry fee. [What to expect]: The market was approximately half food vendors and half arts / crafts / gift vendors. There were solid craft and gift vendors, but not too many art vendors. The food was extremely overpriced ... a simple appetizer = at least $15+ & a filling meal = at least $25. The only real positive? There was a mahjong area that offered free lessons. The performance stage was alright. [Food]: Our party ended up getting only 6 pieces of soup dumplings (aka XLB) from Dumpling Dream for $14 and a cup of gelatea from Boutcha for $7.20 (one of the most affordable and best item to get at the market). [Conclusion]: If I ever come back to 626 Night Market, I would probably stick with the Arcadia location as parking is free and the admission fee is slightly cheaper. I am still having a hard time digesting the fact that getting into the market cost $30+ before even buying any food if I come here alone and I would also need to spend another $25+ just to feel like I had eaten a legit meal. I am good with this one-and-done visit.

This company was extremely professional, with good communication, on time arrival, friendly server,…read moreand the food was great! I would hire again.

I hired the wanted taco for a company anniversary party and received nothing but positive feedback…read morefrom every guest. Everything was so flavorful and the attendants were so polite and professional. They brought the perfect amount of food, and we even had a little leftovers that they packed for us at the end. We ordered the chicken, steak and al pastor - hard to pick a favorite! The beans and rice were vegan friendly which was a nice surprise as well. Thanks wanted taco!

Literally one of the best tacos I've ever had and I'm Mexican. Did not expect such amazing food out…read moreof a taco truck. Tortillas made from scratch and to order. Mind blown.

Best elote con todo I've ever had. Extremely tasty. Also the Mole was really good. Quick service…read moreand inexpensive

This locally owned small business did a pop up for my son's schools open house. (Rosita Elementary)…read more They were cleanly, kind, and the funnel cakes were DELICIOUS! 10/10 recommend booking them for your next event

I want to start with saying , I am not a person that loves sweet, I kind of avoid them in a way but…read moreI tried them at a private party, and o m g , the best I ever tried, sweet enough, not over powering, and you don't get disgusted after like some sweets that have too much sugar. I'll definitely be going to follow them every time I can. Service was fast, and they are super cool and friendly!

As many know The Orange International Street Fair began in 1973 ! Ever since I can remember, I've…read morebeen attending this event. If you missed this year's, Labor Day weekend international Food, fair event, please make sure that you attend the next one. There is definitely something here for everyone, the schools, dance studios, you name it. Everything for everyone is here! I like the booth that read " meet the Orange County mayor". I didn't have any questions for him though. This year there was a wonderful area specifically designed for children. Apparently the restaurant, Canes chicken fingers, gave a lot of donations for this area. The only thing I didn't care for was the timeshare booth, they really didn't advertise what their intent was. I noticed that everybody was enjoying the food, it's just such a wonderful event! In conclusion, can't wait to go next year again, because it was really well organized, very clean, everyone seem to be polite. Parking was not an issue for us. We got there very early, and the weather was great.

Gave it a miss for a handful of years, but went back in 2024…read more But why? I like the Street Fair for the nostalgic element of my childhood: always coming here with my family. But now: so much of the food is fried, inauthentic and expensive. The only good thing might have been some of the music stages. While I'm glad we gave it another go, I think we'll miss the next few years again. 2026: 5/100

Food was amazing. This is definitely my spot when it comes to tacos in Santa Ana. I absolutely love…read morethe service and the ambience was exactly what I would like it to be at any place that I go to eat.

Yes, it's on the sidewalk in front of a 7-11. But don't let this fool you. These are hands down the…read morebest al pastor tacos I have ever eaten. Mesquite grilled carne asada. Lot of love put into the fine details: between the 4 salsa choices (arbol, tomatillo, avocado, emulsified arbol), de-stemmed & properly minced cilantro, aguas frescas, cucumbers to offset the pork, habanero onions. If you've eaten any respectable al pastor, you know the drill-- pork shoulder marinated in a mixture of mostly chiles and vinegar. Here, it's sliced paper thin (this is mandatory in my opinion) and piled onto supple handmade tortillas with a slice of pineapple. These are sublime-- they surpass the more popular mini-chains like Leos (not to throw any shade). Admittedly, I have not eaten my way through CDMX al pastor to truly compare, but LA Taco has covered their other location in South Central, praising it highly.