Excellent as usual!! I always get the same items & they are very consistent. Give them a try! You…read morewon't be disappointed

Well you live and you learn stopped at this food truck at Emeryville Bay Street on a Saturday I was…read morereally hungry so I saw there was a long line and decided to try it .it is very unclear from the menu and the description that when you're ordering an original burger you're going to get two mini burgers instead of a regular size burger they are overpriced and not the best quality the cheese was not even melted see pictures below they're lucky I was hungry that's why I finished it but I will not be coming back again 17$ For a mediocre burger when I could go to in and out,five guys and you you can get better for cheaper it seemed microwavable I find it really funny that on the outside of their food truck they have this giant burger when all they sell is mini burgers

My go-to for tacos! Their hand-made tortillas and smooth Guac really make these some of the best in…read morethe east bay. Their al pastor is juicy and full of flavor! This time we tried the pizza birria. Probably our 8th time visiting and finally decided to try something else! The pizza birria is huge! Says it feeds two but easily could be for three. Flavorful and must try if you love birria.

Tacos Mi Reynita has officially ruined all other tacos for me nothing compares to their quesatacos!…read moreThe flavor, the quality, the crispiness... absolutely unreal every single time. You can tell everything is made with care and it shows in every bite. I also LOVE that they give you grilled onions and serrano peppers on the side. Un platillo mexicano nunca le puede faltar unos chilitos asados It just makes the whole experience that much better and more authentic. The staff is always so friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. It's hands down my favorite taco spot. My only complaint? I wish they opened earlier because I'm literally craving their tacos all day every day! If you haven't tried them yet, you're seriously missing out.

It's true. Eating big cupcakes that they have, will leave you wanting more! They are so good! Last…read morewe had: the carrot cake, with raisins, pineapple, and other fruity flavors, but it was mainly a carrot cake. My husband had a fudge chocolate cupcake. I think the name of that one was called, Rocky Balboa. Yes, it's pretty pricy, but hey, it's actually worth it. One in a while won't hurt! Treat yo self! They are usually parked on the street, behind trees. So, don't think that they are never there. They are almost always there. Just not with the other food trucks, most times.

Found them at Alameda's Off The Grid, Saturday Food Truck event and their big mangonada signage led…read moreme here. They sell lots of desserts in the truck but all I was interested in was their mangonada! $7 for a cup of mango goodness and chamoy. Probably the best I've had in the longest time. Definitely check this truck out when you can!

The Damel is a Brazilian/African Food Truck. it's the mobile replica of the brick & mortar location…read moreon broadway. offerings: desserts, street food, bites, fruit juices eats: Khar sandwich (8) "halal grilled lamb chops with sauteed onions, garlic & artisanal mustard" -chewy pieces of lamb meat very juicy, but not easily bitten into pieces. - beignet (5) 5 small pieces "sengelese deep fried choux served with ganache (whipped chocolate with butterr & cream)" -semi-greasy fried pieces of dough, tasted ok, no powdered sugar on it -no ganache given. when i asked. was informed they ran out. take outs: -everything made to order, between 10-20 minutes -sad they would sell something they didn't have & charged for it. -wouldn't re-order either item. 3.5 stars

Stumbled on this truck coming out of St George distillery. Never heard of a Brazilian/Senegalese…read morefood truck, and was excited to check this out. The Ganar with coconut rice was really good. Also had some beignets, which were also good. Definitely coming back for this great combination of food!

Best tacos ever!!!…read more I have had a lot of tacos in my life, this is the best. I can't stop dreaming about this place since I had it and I can't wait to go back. Card accepted at this location. Small parking lot. Outdoor patio seating. Quick service.

I'm born and raised in this neighborhood on 22nd ways going here. In the early 2000s - 2015 was…read morewhen they were at their prime for me. But since then and nowadays they have tougher competition that I prefer to go to over them and recently started to develop a hate and love relationship here. It used to be my die hard go to taco truck. This truck for me makes delicious carnitas burritos and pollo tacos. And a sleeper is the al pastor burrito and suadero tacos. That al pastor isn't made from the trompo but the seasoning and juiciness of their version in the burrito is what makes it one of the best burrito options on there if you haven't tried it. Carnitas burritos is super delicious because you get that nice crispiness of the fried tender pork with the rice, cheese and sour cream. I like to ask for onions, cilantro and tomato in mines for variety and freshness to cut the heaviness of the fats and dairy. Tacos I normally would get or recommend is the Carnitas, Pollo, Cabeza, Suadero, and Asada. Carnitas are as delicious as explained with the burrito. Pollo or known as chicken tacos are super tender and juicy. It's also very flavorful, and one of my favorite chicken tacos to get here because most places don't make chicken very well and are usually very dry. The cabeza is super tender and a great option. Suadero just like the asada is just a better version of the asada cut. It's packed with more flavor and seasoning than the asada and slightly more tender which is why I prefer it to the regular steak. I tend to find the asada more dry and sometimes tough. Recently the pricing doesn't reflect on the fairness of the portion size. $4 tacos but the meats aren't as packed. Felt like they started to skimp because of rising costs but has been happening before then. $15 burrito but the sizing isn't as filling as it used to be. I started to see more rice than meat. They've also started to be very stingy with a huge attitude especially the gentleman that works on the pick up station when asking for extra pickled veggies, limes and salsa. And it happens every time for the past several years now. For example he gave me 2 limes, 4 pieces of sliced pickled carrots, 2 slices of pickled jalapenos, 3 radishes, and 1 rojo salsa for an order of a super burrito and 7 tacos. When I asked for extras the gentleman gave me an attitude and said he already did and won't give more. Only reason I still go here is because it's close to home and if my favorite spots for tacos are closed for the night.

Al pastor is the best Super busy too so you know it's good…read moreTacos and burritos are solid

Excellent tacos!…read more I've been on the lookout for great street-style tacos, and Leo's became an instant favorite. The meats were flavorful--the suadero wasn't overly fatty, with about a 90/10 meat-to-fat ratio, and the al pastor really hit the spot. Even the corn masa tortillas, although not made fresh in-house, were very tasty. The salsas were well made too. There were four different kinds, and since I don't eat spicy food, I especially loved the two varieties of salsa verde. This location has a small dine-in area on the side under the trees, with about four tables. Parking was easy too when we visited on a Saturday afternoon. I'll definitely be back!

From the time I walked up, Miss Jamea was so warm & friendly, asking if it was my first time (it…read morewas, and I was so excited!) - 10/10 hospitality I ordered the fried chicken combo (chicken, fries, & soda) and the fried hibachi noodles with steak & shrimp. I knew it was gonna be fire when I smelled it being cooked, but when Jamea said try this before you go, it was confirmed. You don't ask people to try your food in front of you if it ain't fire lol. 10/10 flavor wise on both plates. Noodle portions are large enough to share but you're going to want to eat the wings alone; they're so good you won't want to share, so get plenty. All orders are to go, but you might just want to eat it in the car it's so good. And expect to wait the time you would for a one woman show holding it down (POP). It's in the deep East, and that is what it is, nothing more, nothing less. ESO ambiance - check. All I can say is you definitely want to try Try Dat. Located (usually) on the corner of Seminary & Mac Arthur in front of the Valero, you might just pass by this unassuming (but beautifully colored & vibey) food truck without thinking twice, and you'd be missing a true gem. The menu has a surprising, but not at all overwhelming, selection for being in a food truck, and Miss Jamea (The Boss with the Sauce) does not play at all with these flavors. Follow @try_thisbaby on IG for location or call to double-check before coming.

I stopped by Try Dat Food Truck and ordered the fried chicken with fries plus the hibachi noodles…read morewith shrimp and wow, both plates were amazing! The chicken was fried to perfection super crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The fries came hot and seasoned. I LOVE THE BOSS SAUCE. The hibachi noodles with shrimp were packed with flavor and had a nice smoky wok taste, and the shrimp were cooked just right. The portions are BIG, so come hungry! Plus, the staff was friendly and quick, even with a line of people waiting.

I will not expect most/all of you to ever run into this food truck. It is not a 'hobby' food truck…read morethat'll only show up at events/food truck gatherings, with a fancy schmancy paint job with cool graphics. This is an OG food truck, owned by one hard working lady, who got permits to park 6 days a week near the Oakland Airport. Unless you're an airport worker, or if you park at the Economy lot and walk it, you'd be hard press in running into this truck. So, since this is a real working food truck, servicing a wide range of people/taste, the truck has a super big menu. I usually frown on that, but given her demographics, I gotta let this one slide. You can get breakfast sandwiches here, burgers, tacos and rice bowls and then some. Some finds for me: Hot Link Breakfast Sausage ($8ish/5*) Nothing fancy here, no brioche, bagel or English Muffin. Straight up sliced toast, possibly Texas toast. Super freshly cooked eggs, nicely grilled split spicy sausage and some cheese, I think. Every bite you get everything, the ends are as good as the center. And that cheapish bread, guess what...it doesn't fall apart nor get soggy. I can eat this morning, afternoon or evening. Wings/Fries Box ($13ish/4*) Sure this is probably a frozen fried chicken product cuz I'm sure I've had similar at many a sports bar. Ain't gonna hate, cuz it basically taste good. Crunchy with a little zing on the outside, and no wet sauce to make it soggy. I like the fries here cuz they sprinkle a seasoned salt over them, finger licking good. Trust. Chicken Strips/Fries Box ($13ish/3*) I didn't like this as much as the wings. The strips were from one large chicken breast, so it was much firmer than chicken tenders should be. And I didn't love the breading. Bacon Cheese Burger, I added a Fried Egg ($14ish/3.5*) Pretty hefty burger, not a 4-5 biter. Not sure what it was, but it had a garlic-y flavor, which kind of threw me for a basic burger out. It wasn't bad just unexpected. Not sure if it was 'inside' the meat, or if the meat was griddled with a touch of garlic, but it kinda gave it a meatloaf characteristic. Also for the price, I kinda wished it came with fries, so next time, I may have to pony up some extra coin. Just gotta throw in that extra star for servicing a specific spot. To consistently be there 6 days a week, 10 hours per day, just gotta throw some respect out there.

Worst food ever! Seriously no flavor and terrible seasoning. Stay away and don't waste your money.read more