Absolutely, the best on earth, and I mean that. These tacos are so incredible in not sure I can…read moreeven find the right words to describe them. If you haven't been here, you gotta go, it doesn't even matter if you live here, drive here. If you can't drive here, fly here. Stop playing. Amazing fresh tortillas, intense Birria, melty cheese, and the most soothing consume of all time. This place hits so hard on a chilly day... just go, right now.

Are these the best birria tacos in LA?…read more 1. Yes. 2. The birria de res quesataco is the thing to get. If you come here, you can't skip it. The crispy tortilla and melty cheese go so well with the juicy meat, you don't even need consomé. 3. The prices here are also affordable so you can try multiple things. Parking is hit or miss and their hours aren't long so plan wisely. 4. This is a spot I always try to visit when in LA. If you're looking for birria tacos, this should be the only spot you look up.

Mariscos Jaliscos has been on my list for a while now. This lint season i have been on a Mariscos…read morejourney trying out new spots in the ELA/BH area, especially on Friday's. Mariscos Jaliscos is a simple, humble and easy going food truck that easily beats any sit in boujee restaurant. Their menu is simple and easy to understand. Mariscos Jalisco is best known for their Fried shrimp tacos however, they have one of the best aguachiles I've tasted hands down. Their shrimp tacos are absolutely amazing with the right crunchiness and soft fried shrimp inside. The sauce that comes with these tacos are jam packed with flavor adding to the overall flavors/texture of the shrimp taco. Hurts to say it but this might be my new favorite shrimp taco in ELA/Boyle Heights area. The service here is quick and friendly. I went on a Friday afternoon and did not find busy crowds at this food truck. Street parking is available and the times that i've visited other food trucks nearby i was able to find quick parking. Its a busy street so you will find people coming in and out of parking spots most of the time. I enjoyed my experience here at Mariscos Jalisco and will be coming back very soon. You all need to come to this place.

Seafood Tostada and Tacos! Apparently, I should've tried…read moretheir shrimp fried taco though. Dishes (ranked by best): 1) Mixt Ceviche Tostado: contained shrimp, fish, and octopus 2) Fish Ceviche Tostado Logistics: -CASH ONLY -very limited free street parking -you order at the truck and there's indoor seating next to the truck

I'm not Guatemalan. My husband is and he said "this authentic Guatemalan good. All I can say it was…read moreDELICIOUS. We ordered shukos mixtos the come with chorizo, carne asada and franks cabbage a layer of avocado toasted bread and cabbage...Mayo ketchup and mustard. YUMMM we also ordered tamales, chuchitos and a side of potato salad....don't forget to order your aguas frescas...and grab a box of champurrada cookies....also delicious with my coffee the next at work. All is really flavorful and delicious and like in all good places to eat there will be a line....but don't worry it moves rather quickly. The employees are very nice and professional. Most of all the place is really clean and I will be back!

Apparently a "shuco" is a Guatemalan "dirty dog". Let me just tell you that this truck is legit!…read moreDelicious hot dog topped with all kinds of uniqueness on a tasty roll. Fries were what's up too! Chorizo and egg with some deliciously spicy sauce. These dudes know what they are doing for sure!!! And their funny too!

A sultry grand opening night on Tuesday 5:30-10:00 p.m. The same parking lot as the Sunday Farmer's…read moremarket, just not so many people, yet. There's still line(s) in front of nearly every food truck. Drinks are ordered from a table just outside the Victorian building. The food trucks rolled out this night were Vietnamese NOM NOM, Chinese-Mexican DON TACOS, Korean AHN JOO and CALBI, Indian INDIA JONES, Shrimp SHRIMP PIMP, and Mediterranean NO RESERVATIONS. Even an Ice Cream truck COOL HAUS. Of the 2 food trucks, Ahn Joo's truck got my first bite. Asked for kim chi fried rice, WITHOUT PORK, it was swiftly served up without a glitch. The kim chi was surprisingly very good. Good amount of napa cabbage inside, rather chunky. It fulfilled my kim chi craving at $7. The second food truck, India Jones, served up some medium spicy hot fare. Great value for $8.50. Ordered a combo of lentil dal and vegetable korma, which came with a generous serving of basmati rice. Not too spicy hot, just enough to make me tear up a little. India Jones had the longest lines and people gushed about the food. Welcome to the neighborhood food trucks, thanks for expanding the dining options al fresco.

I'm a fan of food trucks. I wouldn't actually seek them out. But if they're in the area I'd…read moreconsider them. The Gormet Food Truck lot at the Victorian is nice. Lots of seating. But, the last time I was there it was pretty packed. More packed than the Gateway To Go Food Truck Lot, ADM Food Truck Lot, or the FoodTruckCentral lot. This isn't really a good thing, because I hate standing in lines. We must have stood in line for 30 minutes. Most of the other lots i've been to were not as crowded and there would be less than 10 or so people in line. Sometimes there would be NO lines at the other lots.

Nt and Ponder were awesome. My mom and I enjoyed the food. It was a while ago so I don't remember…read moredetails, but I know we had a great experience when we were there.

So, I was fortunate enough to be able to get The Lobos Truck and I got their 'Classic' waffle fries…read morenacho plate. Brisket, bacon, and mac and cheese were the main players but ranch dressing, Lobo sauce and more cheese were also involved. I thought the price tag was a little steep-because I was expecting a pretty small cardboard serving tray with a couple slivers of brisket, a scattering of bacon bits. I was WAY OFF, when my order was ready and I picked it up it was the giant styrofoam tray you see before you-and it was LOADED with brisket and bacon and mac and cheese just spilling out everywhere. I figured the utensil would be unnecessary, figuring I could just scoop up the toppings easily. I obviously needed it to wade through all the richness that was the Wachos. I'll be sure to look for them again soon, hopefully I'll have skipped a meal or two at that point.

quick and speedy service ! food was insanely fresh and delicious. perfect stop for amazing tacosread more

Wow, this taco truck was absolutely amazing. For the price, this is the best value and best tasting…read moretacos you may ever eat! Tacos are $2.50 (tax included). Getting 4 tacos for an even $10 is so much food. We were on the way to return our rental car and saw this truck parked outside nearby. I got an asada, carnitas, pastor, and chicharron taco. Let's start with asada. The meat was super tender and had a nice grilled flavor. The taco itself was PACKED with meat that some fell out as I tried to hold it all. The carnitas taco was smoky and bold in flavor. The chewiness of the meat gives the taco a more enjoyable experience. The shredded nature allows for the sauces to be trapped better. The pastor taco was really tender and sweet. The chicharron taco was a new one for me. It was amazing. The chicharron was incredibly crispy and fresh. It was in big chunks and had a small amount of fat in each bite. It was incredible. Overall this was an amazing taco experience that we had, and I will definitely come back here again in the future when near the airport.

by the Rose Bowl is a delicious dessert truck serving fresh fruit treats! Thank you Giselle, the…read moreacai bowl was bomb!!

(Dined 07/29/22 FR @ 8:00pm): Honestly... who didn't love anything that was snowie, icy, or a…read moredessert!? I recently enjoyed a viewing of "Jurassic Park" during an Eat See Hear event at Los Angeles State Historic Park when I was first introduced to Snowie Icy Desserts Food Truck. Although I frequently attended, worked, or volunteered at the myriad of year-around events throughout Southern California, this was my very first encounter with this meals-on-wheels. If you knew me at all, I LOVED all-things Hawaiian and shave ice was one of my favorite things to eat even as a meal itself. Would all of this bode well or would I desert this truck for another!? QUICK BIO "Snowie Icy Desserts and its owner Gisselle Lopez will transport you to the Islands with her beautiful mobile tiki shack! Their fluffy ice is available in over 30 flavors and their authentic Hawaiian toppings will definitely be a hit at your next event! If your party prefers ice cream they can offer a delicious sundae bar that will surely cater to everyone's palate. If you really want to make sure your guests have the sweetest experience, surprise them with our Fairy Floss Gourmet Cotton Candy treats; they're pure deliciousness!" PURCHASE Mango Watermelon Flavored Shave Ice ($5.00): On this sweltering day, nothing sounded better than shave ice. This fluffy mound of feathery soft ice was so delicate it started melting instantly. With an abundance of sweet mango and watermelon syrup throughout, you also had the option to add a drizzle of condensed milk on top and a scoop of ice cream at the bottom. This was edible art at a bargain price https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=wHErc9oORPDIJSEiUmXwng&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! SERVICE A friendly woman greeted me, quickly took my order, and minutes later my order was ready, all decked-out in its glorious colorfulness in a festive flower cup. All was chillin' - aloha and mahalo! PARKING (Varied; FREE this instance) Being a food truck, they were at the beck and call wherever the event was held. In this case, the event took place at a state park with plenty of paid parking, FREE and timed street parking along the main drag of Spring St. and surrounding side streets, or you GoMetro as I did to the Chinatown Gold Line Station. Another option was a driving service like a bus, taxi, Lyft, or Uber - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your standard self-sufficient food truck with an exterior food menu, order and pick up windows, but no area for condiments, napkins, utensils, or designated seating area. Plenty of natural lighting was prevalent during the daytime while minimal electric park and streets glowed at night. There were no TVs unless you considered the movie screen and movie that played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=HTgLGqT9_BTSQMYyClmJvQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I loved the Snowie Icy Desserts Food Truck and would definitely seek them out again at the next event I attended or worked. Heck... I just might hire them for a private party (951-216-8752)! First and foremost, they sold the far-superior shave ice and not the much-inferior show cone because there is a very distinct difference. Although I only tasted two flavors, I wanted to try them all! One simple request would be to offer azuki beans, coconut, and jackfruit as additional toppings. The price, portion size, and service were perfect. And, if shave ice wasn't your thing as crazy as that sounded, they also sold ice cream and other simple sweet confections. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $5.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 5.0 STARS

I went to the Rose Bowl for Pokemon Go Tour: Kalos. It takes place outside and it was sunny as well…read moreas a bit cold. Birds were chirping and music was playing out of the speakers scattered throughout the area. It's a food truck. I ordered the cheesy Mikey. I only waited less than 5 minutes for it. The line to order was pretty long. I waited in that line for an hour or longer. But that's understandable since a lot of groups ordered tons of items while it was just me that ordered. I got to speak to Mike since one of his employees left. He verified my order, gave me napkins since it's not self serve and pointed out the ketchup and other condiments I think. The cheeseburger came with lettuce tomato onion garlic aioli sauce and the patty. I loved how all the flavors blended together, nothing was overpowering. It came with fries and it filled me up. The portion size was perfect. My order was $23.84 but that's because I tipped 10% and I think it was worth it. My one gripe was that they don't accept cash which is understandable because the kiosk was card only. I should've walked to the front and checked it or asked an employee. Yelp assistant said they accept cash so that needs to be corrected to sometimes or never.

hands down the best place to get food from.... great staff and delicious food. great honest…read morepricing and the owner is hands down involved in his business from the front end to handing out and greeting the customers. The front end staff is so kind and pleasant. I will definitely be going back.

My partner and I were trying something new for dinner, i remember I saw this place on IG and…read morecouldn't wait to try it. We ordered online and picked up moments after we arrived. I got the 6 pc chicken tenders tossed in "Cha Cha" sauce (honey sriracha) with a side of fries. My partner got the Belly something, but his box consisted of lemon pepper and honey BBQ wings with buffalo ranch fries . The food was SO GOOD! I can not wait to try the chicken tenders in several of the sauces. The establishment appears to be more of a place of "order your food and go". The cook knew our order off the top of his head. Lastly, the parking lot is pretty tight.

We came here after seeing a review by the LATRYGUY on Facebook. This used to be a Louisiana Fried…read moreChicken place a few years ago. So, we were excited to see what took its place. What we ordered: I ordered the Flyin' Slider Trio with Chili Zing sauce. These were fantastic! The sauce was spicy but not overpowering. The cole slaw was tasty. The chicken was hanging off the sides of the bun. They give a very generous portion. I also got the corn poppers with lemon pepper seasoning. When the menu says corn "popperS," I thought I'd get more than one. The fact that they charged $4.00 for a half ear of corn is ridiculous. I was even madder because it was delicious! It was breaded and deep fried. The breading was great and ensured that the corn wasn't oily. If the serving was two, I would feel like I kind of got my money's worth, but not one. I'd never get that again. My husband got the 10-piece wings with half garlic parm and half lemon pepper. He said the wings were big and fried to perfection. He loved them. He also got fries. They were $4.00 for a pediatric serving size. Overall, the meal was very good. The main items were worth the price, but they really charge too much for the sides considering their size. I'd go back to support them, but please hold the sides...

Best street tacos Ive ever had in my life hands down,…read more Would highly recommend the al pastor and chorizo

Friday night around 11:30 PM and it was still packed with a line... definitely a popular late night…read morespot. I got one of each: al pastor, lengua, pollo, and asada. They have a self-serve condiment bar so you can load up on salsas, onions, cilantro, etc. Unlimited refills which is nice. The lengua was the best one by far. Super tender and flavorful. Pollo was a little disappointing... kind of dry compared to the others. One thing I did like is they pack the tacos with a lot of meat, so you're definitely getting your money's worth. But overall, flavor-wise it didn't hit the way I expected. It's good, but compared to some other popular taco spots in LA, it just didn't stand out enough for me to come back.