Found their food truck this week and tried them twice this week. Each time something different, but…read moreeverything has been delicious, looks good, taste good! Great flavor on the food and salsas! I'm sure that anything you choose to eat will be great too. It's hard to find food truck with good food, well this is a food truck with excellent food! 5 stars on my book!

This is clearly a locals fave so expect to wait if you come at lunch rush. I got the asada burrito…read moreand waited approx 15 mins between ordering/getting the food. Next time, I would call ahead. The burrito is delicious and very generous portion. It came with a side of crispy chips and salsas. Both read and green are delicious and have a kick. I'm definitely a fan and would return. PSA. There is only one picnic table and since it's located in a parking lot, I would recommend to take it to go.

I crave their torta asada on a daily. I would always pass this food truck everyday and there will…read morebe long lines because how good the food is!

I go for Taco Tuesday! The chorizo and asada are my faves but I'll throw in a pastor too. Quick…read morefriendly service. I check their socials to see the schedule,

For a food hall experience I expected a little bit more, experience was on par with a food truck…read moremeal. Sandwiches are serviced on Hawaiian rolls which don't hold up well to the weight and moisture of the chicken and all of the toppings. This makes the sandwiches harder to eat than they should be. The highlight was the chicken was cooked perfectly. It was juicy and the breading was consistent. Flavor however was lacking a bit, not talking just heat, but flavor. Sides wise the fries were decent, I'd skip the Mac and Cheese as the pasta was mushy and the sauce lacked flavor. Decent spot in a pinch, but there's better spots for hot chicken IMO. Staff was busy so hard to give an opinion, I ordered from a kiosk, which is always a bit of a let down.

Fast and great service. Ordered ahead after some Halloween shopping at Michaels…read more Food was ready 5 min early and was very warm. Some seating is available outside. Prices are typical and serving size is amazing. Took the food to nearby Point Mugu and enjoyed the waves with this juicy spicy chicken.

I would eat here weekly if I lived locally. The asada was fantastic. The guys running the truck…read morewere friendly and dint skimp on the salsa.

BEST TRIPA TACOS EVER!!!…read more I have been on the look out for some really great tacos de tripa. & finally I can look no further. There's tacos are so flavorful, crispy & light.

If I could give them more stars, I would. I took a trip as of today, from Riverside/Long Beach to…read moreSanta Barbara. It's 4th of July weekend, so we hit intermittent traffic all the way up. We stopped at Camarillo Outlets to try and kill time since our Air B&B is not ready until late afternoon. I looked to see if there are any Filipino food spots in the area and I found Lola Betty's. We ordered the short rib plate and the Tasilog plate and lumpia Shanghai- washed it down with Calamansi juice. Everything was delicious, 10/10. The owner came out to check on us and she was so kind, hospitable and shared some history with us on how Lola Betty's came to be. From food truck to walk up, she said that some people really preferred or hoped for a sit down restaurant. I don't have a preference. I only love the soul and passion that is poured into one's food. Love, soul and passion can be found here. The owner says, "I just really wanted a place where you can really be attentive and really take the time to cook the food the way it should be made". I can tell that she loves what she does and she thanked us for trying their food. I wanted to thank HER for feeding us! If I forgot to thank her, here it is. This place is worth a stop if you're smart.

Very cute mom-and-pop shop and a hidden gem in Camarillo. I've driven by it many times and never…read morerealized it was there. The pricing is fair, portions are generous, and overall the food was good. As a fellow Filipino, I would love to see a little more variety on the menu since it currently focuses on the basics. From a business standpoint, especially considering the location and customer base, I understand keeping things simple. The only dish I wasn't a huge fan of was the Tapsilog, as the meat was a bit salty for my taste. The Longsilog was much better, and I loved that they included a small puto (rice cake) with the meal. Overall, a great experience and worth a visit.

I was craving Teppan but didn't feel like doing "sit down" in a restaurant. After a quick Google…read moresearch I found Takumi Teppanyaki. Food is amazingly fresh and delicious. We picked up at their Esplanade Dr. location in Oxnard, staff were very friendly and our order was ready fairly quickly. We also ordered delivery from their 5th St. location and the food was still hot when it arrived (we are in Ventura). You get lots of food and each item we've tried is delicious. Definitely on our rotation when we get that craving for steak or seafood.

The fried rice was the only good thing about this plate. The New York strip steak was more than…read morewell done. The chicken was super dry, like it was reheated instead of cooked. I heard good things about this place but unfortunately it was a miss and NOT worth $30. Also the 34 minute wait wasn't great.

When I first found this place I went out of my way to encourage the owner to advertise on Yelp…read more They used to not have a page on Yelp and their only source of advertising was local pages on Facebook. I wanted to tell people about it because I really enjoyed my food and their service was really homey and inviting. Everything from their free consommé to their delicious Sonora style combinations was very tasty. Fast forward to now, they now have a yelp page and the owner is doing a great job advertising her business on various platforms. The problem now, is that I strongly believe that their quality has gone down since they first opened. For any new restaurant to survive, they must not only serve good tasting food but, probably most importantly they need to hace consistency. Some of the things I feel have suffered is: Their free consommé, yes I get it it is free and I shouldn't complain but, come on, if you are givings your clients any food or drink it better represent your business well. The other things is the flavor of their meats. The pastor and asada have been tasting bland and flavorless. Guys please just take you time and do it right. Please don't cut corners when it leads to food taste and quality problems. Overall, I really hope they survive during the pandemic and I do hope that they heed my advice on the food that I gave them the last time I was there. They are really nice and hardworking people and I think if they just improve some things in their food truck, they can continue to succeed.

Found Taco Sisters on Yelp and decided to give it a try because my normal spot (Tacos La Bonita)…read morewas closed. The truck is right past 8th street off Oxnard Blvd going north. There is a parking lot that you can turn into. For about $28, we got four tacos (3 asada and 1 al pastor), an asada quesadilla, a volcan (crispy corn fried tortilla with pastor and cheese) and a caramelo (corn/flour tortilla with asada and cheese). The corn/flour tortillas were so tasty. I'm assuming they're made by hand. The pastor was good but not memorable. The asada was perfectly seasoned, tender and delicious. Everything was perfectly cooked medium- a lot of taco trucks I've tried overcook their meat and it becomes dry and loses flavor. My wife added the sautéed onions and green salsa to her plain tacos and it gave her that crunch that she was looking for to round out her meal. The best thing that I ate was the caramelo. It is must try if you like cheese. Staff was very friendly and they offered consommé for free with your food. We will definitely be back!