Whenever I see these food trucks, the determinator for whether I try it or not is based SOLELY on…read morewhether or not they have beef tongue available lol. None of the Americanized Mexican Trucks and Restaurants have that specific cut of meat and frankly, it's my favorite by far so when I saw it on the menu in this truck as I was passing by, I had to give it a shot. It's honestly really easy to tell whether or not the tongue is done well because it's either tender and delicious with a slight bounce, or it's excessively chewy and bland, and I'm glad to say that this is the former. Everything else is just baseline good quality, from the wrap to the rice and beans and all the fixings inside as well. While definitely not the biggest burrito I've ever had, it's a pretty good size overall so I can't really complain.

There's a chance I've gaslit myself because I'm pretty sure the taco truck outside/near Union Hall…read moreused to be a different one. But anyway, it's now Morelos (one of my favorite spots from Sunset Park). My friend and I were turned away from late night pizza, so this was our consolation prize. Scratch that, this should've been the first place prize. Like so many taco places in NYC, they've leaned into making birria tacos. We asked if they were any good, and they were wishy-washy about it, so we didn't order them. Got some al pastor and cochinita pibil tacos instead. While we were waiting for them, the guy we spoke to actually gave us a sample of the birria. I know it was the end of the night, but super nice of him! Also... he was right. Don't get them. The al pastor and cochinita pibil ones, however, were pretty solid. Never had cochinita pibil before, but it might be my new favorite. Will definitely be back on another one of my drunken escapade nights!

They create a sense of belonging. I like how the decor enhances without dominating. Both the…read moreculinary skill and service approach stand out. This restaurant delivers obviously superior meals. My next visit to the area includes this place.

Baseball is boring, I came here to eat:…read more I've been hearing about the Solber Pupusa truck for a few years now, ever since I think they won a Vendy Award. It was perfect then that I happened to be going for a run in Red Hook when I stumbled upon the row of food trucks right by the baseball field. Remembering the name, I sought out the Solber truck, but it was actually the El Olomega truck right next to it that looked like the right choice, as it had a huge line compared to the pretty empty Solber truck. Therefore, I had no choice but to try both. I started with the Chicken & Cheese Pupusa ($6) at Solber. Though the little Hispanic women working the truck felt the need to laugh at me and make jokes apparently at my expense the entire time I waited, I didn't mind since the food was so good. I kinda wish they talked a little slower and I remembered my AP Spanish from high school a little bit, but I couldn't really make out anything they were saying. After that immensely satisfying mini-meal, I headed over to the long line at El Olomega to try some more of this delicious authentic cuisine. Wisely realizing how heavy that one was that I just had with all that cheese, I opted for the Chicharron Pupusa at this truck (just pork, no cheese) ($5). Not so wisely after a productive run here, I also chose to get the Tostadas, the freshly fried plantain chips ($2). The Pupusa was amazing as I expected - piping hot and very fresh as it was literally just made, but the Tostadas were really incredible. They were so crunchy and delicious, as opposed to the limp, bland plantain chips I typically experience at some much more expensive restaurants. There are a bunch of folding chairs lining the sidewalk near these trucks, as well as a number of picnic tables right inside the park for you to share with others digging in to these delicious plates of goodness. Oh yeah, and did you notice how insanely cheap everything is at both of these trucks? The price of all that stuff I got was roughly the same price as some silly artisanal farm-to-table taco made by some hipster white kid from Michigan in Brooklyn or the Lower East Side somewhere. So forget baseball and Ikea - these cheap little food trucks are the real (or only) reason to come to Red Hook (ok, and Baked has some really good brownies too).

Food was absolutely delicious. This place is very tiny with just a few tables inside and it was…read morerather busy I came in. I ended up buying a meal for around 12 bucks which came with rice and beans it was a side of grilled chicken and it also came with macaroni salad. The meal also came with Salvadoran tortillas which were hand made and yummy.

Love having this spot so close by! They also a great for delivery. Their pupusas are so good as…read morewell as the horchata. The Yuca and Chicaron is pretty good as well. Fast service and delivery when ordering through seamless.

I must've needed to try the Salvador inspired foods because the Mex - based options weren't cutting…read moreit . The steak taco was easily the worst thing I tried . Just dry , no flavor and the most unappealing texture (think of dried out ground beef and just unsightly! ) . This was utterly inedible imo . The chicken taco was slightly better but felt somewhat dried out both the chicken and the shell . The best thing I had that I still didn't care for was their chicken burrito .They put alot of various things in the burrito including different peppers and sauces . It was scarce of chicken , somewhat spicy and felt like it was trying to do to much . It certainly didn't come together well especially with excessive salt and whatever sauces they added. Needless to say this restaurant was a major miss after having it screenshot for almost a year .

As the name indicates, Mexsalvador serves a mix of Mexican and Salvadoran food. The pupusas I had…read moretoday were fantastic. Great neighborhood place.

Tacos cost $4/each (shrimp was $5). $10 credit card minimum. Not particularly tasty (nothing really…read moretasted as it should've), but I was hungry. I would've preferred lime over lemon with my tacos. Closer to 2 stars but rounded up.

The tacos from this food truck are really good. Ordered 5 chicken tacos for $20. Perfectly…read moreseasoned, the portions are generous, and the staff is friendly. Highly recommended!

I'm embarrassed after living nearby for almost 10 years I've never tried this truck! They're fast…read moreand convenient and the food was exactly what you want from trucks like this. I started off simple, 3 standard tacos: pastor, enchilada (spicy pork), and carnitas. All 3 were very flavorful and delicious. Tortillas were solid (standard, nothing special double tortilla), salsa's were also solid. Prices are very reasonable for 2026 ($3.25 a taco all in). If you're craving tacos in the area it's convenient and is open long hours, give them a shot.

I love this Taco Truck. They are very quick with their service and give great portions. They have…read morenow become a weekly stop for me. The steak tacos are the best, the shrimp was pretty decent. I'm looking forward to trying others which I'll add to my review soon. I absolutely recommend trying them if you're in the area looking for a quick and tasty bite to eat.

Well worth the price. Delicious food, and great service. I got the steak and onions with some rice…read moreand sweet plantains, it was incredible. Comfort food

I love ordering pupusas here. They have the steamiest ones I've ever had, which is how I love to…read moreeat them. I always order mixtas and the cheese ones because of how stringy it gets when you first bite into one. I don't usually have anything with my pupusas but their sauce is so tasty that I can't help but try it every time I visit. The staff there are super helpful and friendly as well. I usually order my food to go but the ambiance is super chill.

Pretty good shrimp tacos from this truck parked at Franklin and Lincoln. Topped with pico and…read morelettuce, these 3 tacos were full of well-flavored shrimp that were on the small side, but still numerous enough to leave me feeling full. I do wish they had been a bit cheaper as they came out to over $13 after tax, which was above the $10 price listed on the menu. Service was quick, with my tacos coming out in roughly 5 minutes.

As I was looking for parking to pick up an order from a coffee shop when I saw the word…read more'Birrieria'. Of course I pulled over, you have to try them all to find your favorite. The lady andan inside were busily making the tacos and handling orders. When I stepped up to order, she was helpful with questions and i went with an order of the birria tacos (it came with free consomme). The orders didn't take too long to prepare, so within 5-10 min, I was on my way to sample the fare. I opened the box to three, double wrapped tacos with lemons and thick sliced radishes. There was a healthy serving of beef, a little cheese melted inside each one, with a sprinkling red onions and cilantro. The consomme was a little thinner that I thought, but it was okay. I bit into some strange pieces of fat, but the beef was tender. I saved the rest for dinner and the reheated well in the toaster oven. I tossed a handful of shredded cabbage, avocado, the orange salsa and dipped away. Not bad for Crown Heights taco truck.