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So Good Pupusas

So Good Pupusas

4.7
(3 reviews)
0.0 km

I stumbled upon this food truck at a grand opening event at Black Bright…read more This visit was my first time trying El Salvador Pupusas. Oh my goodness, what a burst of flavor and comfort in every bite. I ordered the Chicken and the queso, which was a 5 out of 5 taste. Keep in mind, I don't have anything to compare this to, but so far - the best-tasting new food/flavor experience for a food truck experience. The service here was approachable and polite. Fell a bit short in explaining the preparation to me as I had many questions because I wasn't familiar with the food. It was only $5. There wouldn't have been a huge loss if I disliked the Pupusas. I loved it!

Amazing and delicious student-run food truck and catering company! They have lots of delicious…read morepupusa types to choose from, which is great for those looking for a vegan, vegetarian friendly option. As a plus, all pupusas are gluten-free! For those that don't know, So Good Pupusas makes authentic and delicious El Salvadoran pupusas. A pupusa is a traditional thick, handmade cornmeal dough with fillings, such as cheese, beans, and chicharrón (cooked and seasoned pork ground to a paste consistency). Aside from the business, So Good Pupusas also runs a nonprofit called Pupusas 4 Education. By using some of the profits from the business, the nonprofit provides well-qualified undocumented high school seniors with scholarships to pursue a higher education. So find this food gem around the triangle, try their delicious food, and help deserving students be able to attend college! It is So Good. You won't regret it.

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People waiting in line for So Good Pupusas at Morehead Planetarium.
Mex Etc

Mex Etc

4.4
(5 reviews)
0.0 km

The "Mex Etc" food truck visited our apartment complex in Chapel Hill recently. This food truck had…read moreno online presence until now. ;) I found a menu online for these guys, but it was posted by another apartment community. Most food trucks have at least one social media account to show off their menu and let customers know their schedule, where they'll be next, promotions, etc. I found it strange there was nothing like that for Mex Etc. As you can see from my pictures, Mex Etc was actually a trailer hauled by a pickup truck; technically not a food truck and not uncommon. The trailer was painted black and had cool Dia de Muertos art (Day of the Dead art) on the outside. They had a "full" staff on-hand with two servers assisting customers outside and at least two cooks inside. The ladies outside the truck were friendly and attentive. When I asked the one who served us where Mex Etc was based, she told me they mostly serve in Chapel Hill and not to worry, they would be back. The business is called "Mex Etc" because they serve "Mexican food and more" as the graphic on the back of their trailer states. We were handed a disinfected, laminated, color menu featuring starters like chips and dip ($3.00-5.50 each), Mexican entrees such as burritos ($9.50 each) and quesadillas ($10.00 each), "Etc Entrees" like the Mex Etc Salad ($9.50) and Loaded Fries ($9.50), and burgers ($11.50 each). Drink options included Mexican Coke, Jarritos soda, and agua frescas such as tamarind, mango, and pineapple juices. My wife and I ended up going with: * Beer Battered Fish Tacos (3 for $11.50) - corn tortillas filled with beer-battered white fish with purple and green cabbage, corn, queso fresco, pico de gallo, and creamy avocado sauce; served with black beans * Pastor Burger ($11.50) - burger patty topped with pastor pork, pepper jack cheese, grilled pineapple, lettuce, pico de gallo, and fried jalapenos; served with seasoned fries The food was good. It was delicious and hit the spot. We both really liked what we ordered. For me, it came down to Mex Etc's Chori Queso Burger, which is the same as the Pastor Burger described above except the pastor pork is replaced with chorizo sausage. I like chorizo better than pastor so if the Chori Queso Burger is at least as good as the Pastor Burger then I'm guessing it's pretty good. I went with the Pastor Burger because I was told it was one of the server's favorite burger. The Pastor Burger was served open-faced on grilled and, I think, buttered buns. Yum. There was a decent amount of pastor pork on top of the beef patty with melted cheese. The only thing that disappointed me was the lack of grilled pineapple. I tasted sweet pineapple in only one bite. The rest of the ingredients were fresh and the quality was A-OK. The "seasoned fries" didn't look or taste seasoned except maybe with a little bit of salt. The fries were the smooth, thick-cut, golden kind. Packets of ketchup and mayo were included in our bag. The Beer Battered Fish Tacos were tasty and satisfying. They were presented beautifully (so was the burger), colorful and chock-full of various ingredients. In addition to what was described on the menu above, the tacos came with a couple lime wedges. Good, meaty chunks of fish and a mouthwatering, well-balanced combination of fresh toppings. The black beans served on the side were a nice bonus. They were yummy with good flavor. Both entrees were filling. They definitely don't skimp on the portions. You will be full. Payments are handled via Square. When it came time to pay, I realized I forgot my wallet, but luckily, they accepted Google Pay so I used my phone. Using their touchpad, I typed in my email address to have the itemized receipt emailed to me. There were only a few groups ahead of us. Our order was made fresh and didn't take long - about 10 minutes, 15 tops. If you see Mex Etc make a stop near you, they're worth checking out. I'd order from them again.

Service and speed was top notch but the taste was not hitting. We got carne asada fries and fried…read morechurros which seems like a safe bet but I was not impressed. The steak had no real flavor and the churros were crispy but still raw in the middle. I feel like with a little more love and flavor adjustments, this truck can do more service. I need more heat, spicy, salt, limon, onion flavors.

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Outside of the food truck. Rear view.
Outside of the food truck. Rear view.
Outside of the food truck. Rear view.
Outside of the food truck. Rear view.
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Comida Mexicana

Comida Mexicana

3.8
(8 reviews)
7.2 km
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This food truck used to be perfect 10 years ago, I went back and the service is ass and then the…read moreprices I looked at the dude like no way are you for real? I said whatever let's try it. I tried it and I was so pissed I was ready to go back and argue and fight because it's criminal they charge this and give you the worst food ever. I'm Mexican I have 25 years experience in the kitchen and I'm talking authentic cuisine from Italian to Asian and American but I also have worked with Mexican cuisine and mainly tacos and carnes. The Al pastor tacos aren't marinated right I threw up after one bite and immediately threw it out I realized it was not fully cooked correctly and they used cow skin bits to pass them off as Al pastor tacos which is wrong. The steak tacos are very full of nerves and chewy as heck the chicken is just dry like all the other foods and I don't think they marinate their food or refrigerate it. I seriously em debating whether to report them to health and safety for food they are bad I hope no one goes there anymore and if you do just know if you feel sick or nausea that it's more then likely from them or even food poisoning. I don't even want to give a star. It's so sad taco trucks aren't the same anymore, the Michoacán taco truck down the street next to cliffs meat market if you go just know that their restaurant in Durham failed with flying colors their inspection and dorm refrigerator their food correctly although I admit it's good and taste better and the price ain't bad I do warn you that that truck will charge your card multiple times and steal money I had that issue

Dear Mother of all that is good in Mexico!! These guys are awesome!!!! Order anything, but make…read moresure you get their tamales. And use the green salsa. Good grief. I can't even tell you about how awesome their food is without it flashing in front of my eyes. Must. Have. Taco de lengua.... PS: I was just there and got more info: They are at the Fitch Lumber's parking lot Thursday to Sunday, from 6PM to 12AM. They are called Lating something, but they do not have any signs on the cart itself. They could be called whatever they want, they are so good they don't even need a name!!!

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Burrito al pastor (pork)
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