This spot is Amazing! BEST birria in town!!! First time there I had their quesabirria and IT WAS…read moreDELICIOUS! I also tried their Birria Ramen which was very filling and definitely worth it! The Cashier Sheyla is super friendly and compliments to the cook who makes the birria! They have Taco Tuesday's every Tuesday!

Wow, wow, wow!! We had a serious craving for Pozole so we walked over to the Pozoloria (that was…read moresupposed to be open) but they (kinda rudely) told us they were closed. No problem, that taco bus we passed looked awesome ... and it was!! I had the Abodaba Burro, and my 13yo had the shrimp taco and carne asada taco. They even gave everyone a birria soup to enjoy while we waited. And enjoy we did . The burrito was unreal. He fried it up and it was overflowing with meat and guac. We all just ate and made pleasurable moaning noises the whole time The chef asked us to try a new salsa he was trying out. A spicy seasame peanut number! Really good, but damn, this is the real deal. This guy is a real chef who is passionate about his craft and you can taste it!

Found this little food vendor across the street from Home Depot. They offer regular size tacos at…read more$5 a piece but with a variety of ingredients to choose from. For example, they offer albondigas and chille relleno tacos, as what I had, but you can also get bistec ranchero, birria, chicken mole, milenesa, and much more. What I like about what they did here, was that they did not hold back in the ingredients. The Chile relleno taco was a whole Chile relleno on two warm corn tortillas: loved the doubling of the corn tortillas to hold all the ingredients. The albondigas taco came with two decent size albondigas or beef meatballs. Both tacos also came with a healthy serving of house beans and rice. The Chile relleno was good. I liked the flavor of the sauce and the preparation of the poblano pepper, but I did not care for the use of yellow cheese in lieu of the white cheese. Also, relleno needed more cheese. The albondigas were very tasty. They had good flavor and texture. These would be good in a traditional albondigas soup, let alone in a taco. The young lady working the window of the truck offered pleasant hospitality and service. She was on it and friendly. They offer a few tables off the side walk in front of the trailer where you order.

I don't know why this place doesn't have a proper Yelp page set up yet, but I'm happy to be the one…read moreto start it -- because this little gem deserves all the love! It's a cute tiny food truck parked outside of Home Depot with tables and chairs set up outside. Nothing fancy, but that's exactly the charm. Every time I've gone, the service has been super friendly -- they even offered me a sample each visit, which is such a nice touch. I always get the half bistec ranchero and half birria. You get 4 corn tortillas and it comes with rice and beans. The portions are solid and the food is the real deal -- totally authentic. And if you need any more convincing, every time I've been there the crowd is almost entirely Mexican customers. You know the food is legit when the community it comes from keeps coming back for it. This is my kind of spot and I'll keep coming back!

Cultura Kraft's fabulous food is now available in Hillcrest. I had dinner there last night and it…read morewas great and service was terrific.

Worse burger and hashbrown IN MY LIFE. Tried to salvage by just eating the patty. Big mistake…read more Found this hair in my food... worse part is this garbage was $15!

They're truck is at liberty Station today and looking forward to lunch. Checked out their website…read morefor menu outings but the website has apparently been hijacked by an indonesian casino site.

The tamales were delicious. A last minute order and she was so accommodating. And with a smile…read more Thank you. I'm

This is a fantastic option for Tamales. I love tamales, they're almost always delicious but there…read moreare some that are a step above, like those that my mother in law and a couple of other close family members are capable of making. And that's what these tamales taste like to me. The masa is more flavorful than a typical tamale in my experience, and all the ingredients are fresh, just wonderful food. You will usually want to get there early to have a good choice of what you get and they don't always come out right away, so you might find yourself waiting. That's o.k. Patience is a virtue in this life and you might find yourself getting some of the best home made style tamales if you have some. :-) Also, this is a food stand, I don't believe they have any place to eat here so ambiance isn't a thing, the parking can be a little tough but not usually a big deal.

This Mexican Food eatery vendor and food truck just had their grand opening at a space at the…read moreaddress above where they provided a shaded area, with tables and chairs, and music. La Cheen Gada Truck is not only serving up Mexican American popular eats, but will be also offering burgers and fries with their own twist. I tried a few items, from the tostiloco fruit bowl, a beef fajitas and shrimp burrito, a beef birria taco, and some carne asada fries. The tostilocos were great. I loved the combination of fresh fruit with the spicy seasoning rested on top. The cueritos were tender and tasty and the tortilla chips crunch and went surprisingly well with the fruit. To be honest, this is the first time I have had one of these. Good stuff. The beef fajitas and shrimp burrito was good. I appreciated the very good amount of tender seared beef in the burrito. However, I would have to say it could of benefited from some seasoning. I loved the freshly sauteed onions and green peppers. They were tasty and still had a good crispiness about them. I thought the burrito could of used some freshly sliced avocado inside or at the very least, a dollop of guacamole. The carne asada fries were very good. I liked that the fries had a good crispiness to them and that they did not hold back on the carne asada a top the fries. The pico was fresh and so was the sour cream, but these too could of benefited from some guacamole. Don't hold back on the guac! The beef birria taco was quite good. The beef was flavorful and tender, and the green salsa that came with the taco was excellent and offering some good heat too. I like a food truck that offers seating and shade. "Lupita," who was very nice and friendly, takes your order out in front of the truck and your orders is brought to you at your table or where you are waiting, if your order happens to be to go. There's a small parking lot at the site or you can park on the street. I look forward to returning to try their menudo and fish tacos.

ive been here several times now and i can honestly say this place is as good as it gets! The…read moreservice was very friendly and food came quick. DEFINITELY one of my go-to spots.

Slappin tacos. Ordered carne asada, adobada, and cochito…read more(pork). Carne asada juicy and had charcoal flavor, adobada well seasoned, cochito super flavorful woth little crunchy bits. Red and green salsas add to experience. To go order served with cucumbers, radish, and limes. Definitely want to explore more of menu.

I went this morning to this establishment. Looking to buy side order of some Pico de Gallo…read moreThey didn't open until 8. So I waited patiently, and man came up, and I asked him if he belonged to this establishment, he told me he didn't speak English, as he was opening the gate to go in to this establishment. Red flag, right there.So I asked him if he sold pico de gallo and he said, yes, then he went into the shop while I've waited outside because it was just coming up on 8 AM. And he was just opening, then a young lady comes up and she goes in. So I asked her, she told me they don't have pico de Gallo., to go to the little establishment on the side in the back of them as I was approaching the little establishment. Everyone was looking at me. Kinda funny, but I went anyway. And asked if someone could translate for me what I needed. So I told this gentleman and he said, go back to the restaurant where I just came from, because they lied to me. I don't know how to say this. So I just put it out there, this racism mess has to stop!!!!!. I come to the community restaurants and the little corners stores to support them. Opposed to going to the major grocery stores or these big restaurants. But when you treat me like I've done something to you less than or I am a part of your back behind. That's unacceptable!!!!. I was born in the 50s, so I've been dealing with racism for over 60 something years. My thing is, how can you a person mistreat Another person and think that's okay. But it's your business. You're right, but I will not recommend this place if asked were to get food and furthermore, how do you open a business and treat certain customers some kinda way it is not ok to make someone else feel less than but not to worry, I will not visit your establishment again. Nor will I recommend it. I'm not going to down your restaurant because I know nothing about it. Except for how I was treated, all I know is. I don't want the next person to go through this. Not only because of the way I was treated but food just doesn't taste good. When you got negative energy As one of the ingredients I've seen this establishment change names over the years but just like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get!!!!!

Was looking for a taco shop nearby to stop by for breakfast and came across Delicias taco…read moreShop. The parking structure is very small with only 4 parking spaces and a laundry mat in the same structure so it might be hard to find parking. There is street parking but it's in a neighborhood that have a lot of spaces taken already. I went in around 9am and it was prettty empty with one gentlemen working who was super sweet and had a great attitude. He seemed to be the only worker there, taking orders and being the cocinero. He was pretty fast. The seating is pretty spacious for what looks like it being small. The burrito itself was ok. I got the carne asada breakfast burrito. The fries and the tortilla were pretty good. The cheese wasn't quite melted and the carne asada didn't have much flavor. I would say price wise was pretty average compared to other taco shops.

Coming from the southside of San Diego you get pretty darn good Mexican food. From Nestor where I'm…read morefrom Victorias has been a my staple. After moving to National City it's been a battle. Finding good quality spots you can visit at anytime to never get disappointed, hard to find, rare at that. Here comes Taco Fiend, Nat City native and gave this spot a less then good review and me I had to try it out myself as he always mentions and that I did! I found my staple here in the fine 91950. I mean how often do you actually interact with the owner of an establishment and fist bumps you in the end to come back soon! I've never got close or barely interacted with the actual owner until now. He's got a customer for life and every year I'm hooking this guy with a fat tip! It will be my thanks for making me feel at home. This place is awesome! I'm pretty basic with my food so I didn't get anything crazy special. Carne asada burrito and rolled tacos and sometimes the fries are staples for me. But for sure I'll be trying out other things. Try this place out if your in the area, you will not get disappointed