My daughter heard about this food truck from her school, and she's only ten, lol, so we had to go…read moretry it. We pull into the parking lot, park, and make our way to the food truck. They have so many options to choose from but my daughter got the 'sampler' and I got a few tacos to go. It was all really good and reasonably priced. They put so much meat in the tacos! We will definitely go back.

First time going to this taco truck and it took a little longer than expected for us to get our…read morefood. It took about 15 minutes to get our food. Only one person ordered before us and was waiting on theirs. My boyfriend got the tacos de asada and I got the burrito de camaron. I really liked my burrito and it was a great size. My boyfriend really liked his tacos and said that the red sauce was HOT! His mouth was on fire. There was only one table with four chairs when we went, but we wanted to take it to go anyways. I would recommend eating it at home or elsewhere due to lack of seating. They do accept apple pay and card payments! We had brought cash thinking they wouldn't accept any cards, but were happily surprised they also accept card! Overall, we would come back!

I would give zero stars if I could. Last night I asked for gyro meat and onions--without the pita…read morebread or with it on the side--and was flat-out denied service. The guy behind the counter told me he "couldn't serve it without the pita" because he "didn't have any boxes." Funny, because I literally saw white styrofoam to-go boxes sitting on a shelf inside the truck. Not to mention, my friend got his hotdog served in a cardboard boat--so clearly there were options available. Either he didn't feel like doing his job, or he just didn't want to serve me. Either way, it was rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. I'll be letting everyone I know to skip this place.

They are so wonderful and and the food is so wonderful. I highly recommend the food truckread more

Hi - follow up - went in to Zaytuna! Food was terrific! I ordered tabouleh and a very family-sized…read moreportion came out ( I brought the leftovers home and added beans and quinoa and made my own salad). I then had chicken kebab which was moist and delicious. The rice is my favorite.

I like the guys behind the counter. Food is pretty good. I usually go for the gyro. It's a little…read moredry but overall a very yummy dish. The menu itself has quite a bit of options.

Tried Zihua Tacos and overall it was a solid experience. We ordered the carne asada burrito, which…read morecame with asada, rice, beans, lettuce, onion, jalapeños, cheese, and sour cream. The burrito was really good and definitely my favorite out of the two dishes. We also tried the torta with carne asada, lettuce, onion, tomato, avocado, and jalapeños. What surprised me was that it also had a slice of sandwich ham in it, which I thought was a little different but interesting. The torta was still good, but I personally preferred the burrito. Definitely worth trying if you're craving Mexican food that actually fills you up instead of making you question your life choices 20 minutes later.

Food is amazing, we really enjoyed the Mole, tacos, enchiladas, torta, sopes, and huaraches. We…read morestill have to rate the pozole, caldo de res and caldo de camarón but im sure they will not disappoint. The service is very inviting.

I got take out this evening. The meal was ready before I had arrived. The meal is the portion size…read moreyou'd expect for the price- $11.00. The huarache is savory and it came with 2 hot sauces- one red and one green. The asada meat is well cooked and tastes delicious. The cheese, onion, and cilantro on top make it even better. Best Mexican restaurant in my opinion

I can't help but roll my eyes when people talk about "authentic" Mexican food or lack thereof in…read moreOmaha. Family-run taquerias are owned and operated by folks who often feature family recipes passed on by grandparents and other relatives who came from Mexico and beyond. You'll find familia in the kitchen. If that doesn't make it authentic, I guess I don't know what authentic means. That being said, Big Bro and I tried Los Portales recently. We were underwhelmed by the flavors until we put on the sauces. Sauces are a perfect example of differences in preference, not authenticity. The ones at Los Portales were thinner than what I prefer, but the flavors were just what was needed. What one person likes, another doesn't. The presentations were beautiful and the portions were large. I had a gordita which I expected to love but didn't. The thick house made tortilla was tasty, but I discovered I like crispy better. We devoured the guac and chips, delicious. Big Bro ordered his go-to for Mexican restaurants, chimichanga but it was just ok. Adding sauce made it more flavorful. Many people prefer the food at Los Portales and call it authentic. I also call it authentic, but prefer other recipes.

I inhaled my tacos so fast. I got the al pastor and lengua. Both were so damn good…read more And at only $2 per taco, you can afford to buy some for your friends too. You'll be super popular.

Saw this food truck in the parking lot of Walgreens and decided to give it a try. Find out the La…read moreChiripa on 19th and Vinton has reopened under new ownership and this food truck is associated with them. I order something simple, the Beef Burrito and received it almost right away. It wasn't till I got home and sank my teeth into it that the taste of grilled beef just permeated my palate. Avacado, tomatos, it was garnished well. I will go back to try other dishes here soon!

Honestly so good, and some of the most unique and authentic options of any place I've been. They…read morehave a cute set up for photos and it's so bright and cheery inside! The service was fantastic, and it felt like a true family restaurant. The chips were so good, and the salsa was spicy but not too much for people with sensitive palates. I love this style of chips, not a thin restaurant style but a thicker, more savory bite. We went through one portion before our food got to us and they brought more out when I asked. I highly recommend the tacos. I made a mistake and asked for birria not quesabirria tacos, so make sure to specify that if you want quesabirria (with cheese). But, the birria was good anyways! I also got the taco macho (see the pic for what's inside), and wish I would've ordered 2 of those! My husband got the huitlacoche and squash blossom tacos and they were both so good. I was so impressed they had huitlacoche as an option, I've never seen that before! The drinks were ordered and delivered from the server, but she said since they're working on a liquor license they have a bar next door that makes them. If you order a drink with your food, they charge for the drinks and food separate for that reason. I liked my jalapeño margarita! My husband got a cantarito and said it's the best one he's had from all the places we've tried to far!

Wandered into Mexitili spur of the moment because they were open for lunch on Memorial Day and I…read morewas in the area. The streetcar boondoggle is not affecting their block so parking is available. Decor is calming. I did not opt for an adult beverage as they were a bit pricey and I needed to retain focus. Settled on chicken enchiladas. Very tasty with some kick. The cheese was drizzled on top rather than baked through. Service was exceptionally friendly, I suspect from the bartender/proprietor. Would definitely return if in the area, but for now I am generally avoiding streetcar construction chaos. If you are downtown anyway, go.