They're on the side of Gabrielino HS on San Gabriel Blvd now. North of Valley Blvd instead of South…read moreof Valley Blvd. STREET FOOD/Small Bites/Snacks: Stinky Tofu 4.5/5 Fairly happy with it. It's hard to find Stinky Tofu (not that many places offer them). Let alone finding one that actually tastes good. It's not that stinky compared to the Stinky Tofu you would find in Asia (bearable odor imo). Like it with the pickled cabbage (they call it TW style cabbage) and spicy chili paste. Comes in small or large size Popcorn Chicken 4.5/5 They call it Crispy Chicken on the menu. Usually get this one on most visits. Chicken Cutlet 4.25/5 Solid choice. Overall, liked it, but sometimes it's greasy when cut up in a box. VEGGIES: Taiwanese Cabbage (fried) - mild spicy (tastes peppery) 4.5/5 TW Style Cabbage (pickled) 4.5/5 Fried King Oyster Mushroom 4.25/5 Not bad

This was my first time trying Taiwanese street food. So let's see if they're pretty good eh or ew…read more I got their grape yogurt drink, sausage hug sausage, and scallion pancake chicken cutlet to try. The grape yogurt drink was creamy, yogurty, and tart with real, refreshing, fruity grape flaves and seeds. The sausage hug sausage had a firm, bouncy, sweet, fatty, thick sausage, pungent raw garlic, and crunchy sweet pickled cucumbers all on a chewy sticky rice bed. The scallion pancake chicken cutlet had a super flakey crispity crunchity chewy wrap, a brushing of sweet sticky hoisin sauce, some shredded cabbage, and a thin crispity crunchy bubbly lightly savory chicken cutlet. Overall this place is pretty good. Yogurt drink $6.75 Sausage hug sausgae $12 Scallion pancake chicken cutlet $11

We ordered Lamb, tripe and chicken heart skewers…read more The flavor was really good and the lady who took my order was really nice. She doesn't speak English, but was very patient with me. The order is freshly made in the truck and notnout on the street like the other vendors. Either was is fine. The price was reasonable. I think it came out to $40ish I don't remember... But roughly that price point. I didn't order the clam dish but another person did and the woman and a man quickly set up a table and chair for him to enjoy it in front of the truck. Which was very nice. The table and truck were clean. Over a good choice for late night eats.

They used to be good. I believe there's a change of ownership since beginning of the year. My guess…read moreis the previous food truck owner sold it and operated until end of last year (2024). Tried it under new management earlier this year. It was okay. Service and experience were mediocre. We had their lamb skewers or kebabs and while it tasted different than the previous owner's recipe, it was decent. The seasoning wasn't as salty, so bf likes that.

I was driving around looking for food at 9:30 PM and what looked like a Chinese-street-food food…read morecart caught my eye. I pulled into the Good Fortune Supermarket (formerly Hong Kong Supermarket) parking lot to check it out. Everything looked new and clean, but business seemed slow because no one was around. Two Asian men sitting around liao tianr-ing (chatting) sprang up as I approached. My Chinese not being the best combined with their somewhat heavy mainland accents meant I didn't know how or what to order. They said they had one last serving of what sounded like "lamb" to me left. I took a glance and saw grilled/fried stuff on the menu, so I said sure why not. I asked how long they've been open, what their hours are, and if they're usually at this location. They said this is the first week they've been open, their hours are around 5 PM to 9 PM, and yes they are usually in front of the supermarket. I asked if I could take pictures and if they had a Yelp page, and they said sure and not yet. Around this time, while I was chatting with one guy and the other guy was preparing my order, a few other groups of people saw the commotion and started inching closer, curious. You know me, always blazing trails. Anyway, it wasn't until I paid and got change that I realized what I ordered. Apparently I ordered the Brothers Features Liangpi. I've never heard of a liangpi, so I was excited to bring it home to try it out. It turns out liangpi is like a flat rice noodle (or mungbean sheet?) cut up with cold cucumbers, tofu, cilantro, and a bit of Sichuan pepper (mala). They gave me a sesame sauce on the side. It was pretty good. In summary: Food was good though I ordered only one thing. I'll be back sometime in the next few days to try out more of their menu. Service was good. I was the only one around for a bit, but they were definitely friendly. Food truck with an "A" rating from the health department. It's a positive, but part of me wants to count it as a negative. Asian street food, to me, just isn't the same without massive cockroaches skittering around piles of rotting vegetables all around me while mosquitoes eat me alive. Pricing seems fair. Definitely not cheap as my liangpi wasn't huge or anything, but it wasn't too expensive either. I hope Asian-street-food food trucks become more popular.

One of my favorite places to get street tacos. My favorite is the cabeza taco! Meats always really…read moretender. Salsa is also great where it's not too spicy. Easy parking and quick service. They raised their prices recently. Tacos were $2 before, but now it's $2.50. Not the best news, but most likely won't stop me from coming back.

I was not in the mood to cook and remembered I had tried Arandinos many years ago and it is still…read moreat the same location in front of Shun Fat Super Market. There isn't many taco or mexican place options on this stretch of SGV. We ordered a few tacos, a quesadilla and carne asada fries. Everything was as good as I remembered. They accept credit cards but there is a fee for using it. $2.50 per taco is a steal nowadays. I can't remember how much the Quesadilla was. Carne asada fries were $10. It's not as big as other places but it can still feed 2 people at least.

The sign claimed the special was the squid ink sandwich, but we couldn't find the price for it on…read morethe menu. Just a lot of seaweed covered sandwiches on the menu. Puzzling!! Turns out ALL the sandwiches are squid ink. This truck specializes in squid ink bread. Facepam. Poor execution. Anyway, got the Go Ham and Cheese as recommended (since the tuna wasabi ran out). It was cooked fairly well. The flavor wasn't as unique as you would think for a location called: The Noir. Barely noticed the crab inside. The boif went as far as saying he could duplicate it at home. but I disgress. The cook on the egg was quite nommy. All in all, not bad. A OK. I'm gonna come back and try the other things these other random 5 star yelpers highly recommend. You'll hear back from me soon.

I love food trucks!!!! The noir is new to the food truck business. Very friendly guys inside. We…read morecaught them after leaving T-bay and wanted to try it out. I believe they're always parked in front of the supermarket. I got the haha shrimp stuffed in squid ink bread and Cajun fries. It was delicious and the bread was soft and chewy. Very unique taste. The Cajun fries were crispy and cooked perfectly, the seasoning was delicious. Wish they were open after a night of drinking. It would be perfect for late night food runs!

Easily the best burgers in the SGV. Every time they do a public stop near me, I try to make it to…read moregrab a delicious burger. The Banh Mi burger and Lomo Saltado are my go-tos but they rotate their offerings fairly often. They always have super creative special burgers that you won't see anywhere else. Love their rosemary garlic fries too.

I'm not gonna front. I didn't expect much from a food truck. And then, Patty Meets Bun blew me…read moreaway! I was able to try the truck at Chinatown Summer Nights over the weekend and it was great. They had a bunch of awesome sounding fusion burgers and for $10 didn't seem badly priced at all. And then when we got our burger, that baby had back! It was huge so actually an amazing deal for $10. We tried their Crispy Dumpling Burger which had the patty itself flavored as a dumpling (loves it!), had crispy dumpling skins on it, mayo and a bit of dumpling glaze. It was the messiest thing I've eaten in ages but goodness gracious, was it satisfying. I'm a fan. They just need to give out wet wipes with these delicious monstrosities! Def will hit up the truck again!

The grilled squid tentacles were delicious! I had to stop myself from going back for thirds…read more Best grilled squid I've had in a while.

This food truck is awesome. So much better and cheaper than all the vendors at the 626 night…read moremarket. The lamb skewers and chicken skewers are on point and at $1 each is a great deal! It's parked in front of San Gabriel supermarket on the San Gabriel Blvd side.

My favorite spot for mexican the owner is so nice, food is always fast, and the best mexican…read morearound hands down

Great $1.50 taco tuesday deal!…read more Got the carne tacos and the fish tacos. The fish tacos are definitely my favorite. With lime and their green/red sauces, it's delicious. A staple that my friends and I always come back to. We love sitting in the trunk of our cars in the lot or even on the curb to eat and hang out. Love that they provide cups for sauce and little plastic bags for limes/onions/cilantro to take home, but can also be used as gloves to keep your hands clean while eating! They have weekly specials Wednesday-Sunday as well! Wednesday - $11.50 nachos Thursday- $10 Burritos Friday - $8 for 4 fish or shrimp tacos Saturday - Buy 1 Pastor taco, get one free Sunday - $14 fries

A lot of tacos stands have been popping up in the area lately. I like 2 Good because it's a food…read moretruck which is inherently cleaner and more dependable than a food stand that's just on the sidewalk, under a tent. FOOD I've tried their Asada Fries and tacos. I feel like the food quality is good for the price. They have a decent selection of salsas, onions, and peppers. SERVICE They seem like nice people here. PARKING It's not hard to find parking in this area.

Best tacos in the area. Burrito fire too. Don't forget the watermelon fresca thank me later.read more

I spoke to the owner and chef to make sure he was really Taiwanese, and he is! His face lit up that…read moreI could speak Taiwanese as well. Nice guy, I ordered a scallion pancake and it was really good. Didn't have a chance to order more, but I will next time. Everything is made to order, so you'll wait for it to cook, really fresh. Cash only, and part of the line of food trucks parked outside of Ralph's in Monterey Park.

Taiwan Rock is the latest and greatest food truck to the bustling north Atlantic scene. Their…read morebright pink truck (with black flowers outlined) is hard to miss and immediately caught my eye, but it was their menu that reeled me in. Taiwan Rock specializes in Taiwanese food - including chia-yi chicken, omurice, stewed pork, scallion pancakes, etc. I opted for their scallion pancake and ham & cheese. Both were delicious albeit a little overly priced at $5 and $8 respectively. Everything is made fresh and you can see your food being made through their windows, which is neat. They also serve "bubble green tea" (note: not sure if that includes boba or not) which definitely rounds out their menu nicely. If you're more of a visual person, their Instagram is: @Taiwan__Rock (two underscores)