Best street food Mexican food out there. I usually don't have street food but if you're going to…read morehave one this is the one. They have multiple location but the Chatsworth one is the closest to use. Must try.

I was craving tacos the evening of Fourth of July after the long day being in the park I remember…read morethis spot however it was a different vendor. This vendor Angels Tijuana tacos they're located on the corner of Mason and Devonshire in the city of Chatsworth border. So what was so unique about this taco stand was that the line starts from the right when the first person that you come in contact with is someone who's making the flower tortillas made to order then depending on what kind of meat you want on your tacos, it's moved down the line and you tell the person making the tacos. What kind of meat you want I had Carne Asada Tacos and they had 3 different types of hot sauces, from A mild to a hot. $3.75 each Taco Bell. Well worth it. A must try. No over head no rent to pay. There's many taco spots in San Fernando Valley, but this is ranked pretty high up there however they didn't have any chairs or tables for you to sit down but you're able to sit in your car park in front of it. It's in the parking lot of the Vons market, but I do have to say these three employees did a fantastic job and moving the line through.

I have been hearing about Jawny's for a while and finally got the chance to try it since they…read moreopened their first brick and mortar right next to my barbershop. We ordered the LA Spicy Philly and it did not disappoint. Genuinely one of the best Philly cheesesteaks I've had, the flavor was phenomenal from start to finish. And the best part? I personally confirmed with the owners over the phone that their cheesesteak is halal, which means the whole family can enjoy it together. That's huge. If you're in Sherman Oaks or anywhere nearby, you need to try this place. Food: 5/5 Location: 5/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 (only because they're super busy right now, which honestly is a good sign!) If this review helped, a thumbs up means a lot

Stopped by on opening day - to a mostly smooth brick and mortar operation kicking off. Went with…read morethe classic Philly, with the house made Wiz. I made it a combo and also ordered the hot lemon pepper wings. Wasn't mad about my food. It kept my tastebuds occupied for the England v France bronze game. The portions, for what I paid...I'll accept. The cheesesteak landscape in LA is still a small neighborhood. You got the mall chain, the imported-from-Philly chain (my fave), and the indie complex, where Jawny's and a handful of other developing entities reside. LA loves a good hot, chopped sandwich and businesses will continue to showcase their take on the east coast institution. Even fast service megas, like Jack in the Crack and Arby's, are making sure they can ride the cheesesteak wave. Did Jawny's keep up with my favorite? Not so much. Not with the classic. I'm not even sure what was so proprietary about the house made Wiz. And the overall value made the original steak feel like more of a hyped, boutique version of the cheesteak. It just wasn't substance-forward. But this restaurant will technically be more accessible than the carwash pop-up was, and that counts in my hemisphere. To be honest, I see myself ordering their wings more often, as a closer alternative to Wingstop. Ultimately, Jawny's is middle of the road for me. Seems it'll be passible food that I can stand to pay for some of the time. But congratulations on a place to call your own, y'all! That much, for sure, deserves a salute.

I give this place 5/ 5. This place does not have a big space. It has bar table inside with 4…read moreChairs and outside have 3 tables. Inside has glass windows so they are well lit. Hospitality 4/5. Menu is simple and short right on point of the good stuff. They play Hawaiian island upbeat music. That was good chill music. The chickens are tender, well seasoned, minimal batter and the slaw combo with fries was a good match. That was 5/5. Parking can be a challenge as it only has few available space. There is street level parking but it is also limited. Overall the place is good

Usually love hawaiian hot chicken, supported them since they sold out of a car wash. First time my…read moreorder was messed up. Which is usually fine but I mentioned how he rung it up incorrectly & instead of trying to fix it he said "oh it's too late they already made it." I get it ): I would understand even if I told them my order wrong but he didn't seem to care at all. So we had no choice but to take the two incorrect orders. So sad about it, I even tipped him. Also, some other workers were sitting/leaning on our car the entire time we were eating. Worst experience ever

Very good Sinaloa "style" hot dogs, recommend calling ahead as they can get busy. They accept cash…read moreor zelle only

Wow, the "ranchero" dog? Very good. Somebody put a lot of thought into this creation. Flavors,…read moretextures and the bun. So light and fluffy but strong enough to hold all the goodness contained. My friend had the "classic"and said it mighta been the best dog he's ever had. And he's been around some dogs, I respect his opinion. He also said, dang I wish I never came here. Cause we live 2 miles away and every time he feels a hint of hunger, he's gonna want to come here. lol funny guy. Afterwards, we were talking about which we were gonna try next time. The ladies behind the counter were warm, welcoming and helpful with it being our first time. They accept Apple Pay. I'd recommend and repeat. Cheers!

Best tacos in the Valley, hands down…read more I moved to the Valley from South Central Los Angeles and I go to Tijuana every other weekend, so my standards for tacos are pretty high. These are easily the best tacos I've had anywhere in the Valley. I ordered the chorizo, asada, and al pastor, and every single one was excellent. The meat was flavorful, the tortillas were on point, and the toppings were fresh. One thing I really appreciate is that you can load up on as much salsa, toppings, and condiments as you want. No skimping here. I hate working the night shift because it means I can't come here nearly as often as I'd like. If you're in the Valley and craving great tacos, do yourself a favor and stop by. You won't regret it.

Had a torta and tacos. The tortilla for the torta had a very different flavor to my liking. I ate…read morethe meat and condiment only. Tacos were good. The downside is the location the night I went it smelled like definitely not a smell to have in a place where food is sold

A couple of friends and I stopped by this place in Northridge for a late-night dinner run, and oh…read moremy goodness, it was the best decision we could've made. The staff were incredibly nice and understanding, and eager to explain what each of the dishes offered and what the popular menu options were. The dishes themselves were amazing, they came out incredibly fresh and in sizable portions for a very good price. I'd never tried this kind of cuisine before, but this food truck has earned itself a loyal customer. I highly recommend the Loaded Momos, they're the perfect blend of spicy and savory. The ones in the butter sauce are also amazing and I couldn't get enough of them. Definitely be sure to try the Chillys, the chicken was incredibly fresh and melted in your mouth. If you're looking for a nice little spot with attentive staff who take care of their customers, this is the place for you. There's at least one table outside where you can sit, but otherwise, you can always just get them to bring the food to your car. Absolutely check this place out and show them your love.

It is nice to find a different food style. My husband and I love Nepalese food, mainly momo's. The…read morepana puri is delicious too! The service is great and the food truck is a fun style. Good price! The mango lassi is delicious too!

I love coming here for good vibes and food. Something unique and different in SFV. Great FoH rep…read moreand chef. They love entertaining their guests and sharing their stories. Fish sauce wings are spot on (if you don't go to Westminster lol). Tangy, mini crunch on the outside, and juicy and moist on the inside. Plus, jampacked with garlic (cooked with a good amount of butter). Not quite sure if the jalapeños do (or taste) anything, but sure why not. Shrimp was good, clean (removed residuals), and not overcooked. Lazy to peel the shrimp skin so I usually eat it. Garlic noodles are great. Slightly oily but better than most places. Lastly, got the Hainan chicken. A bit disappointing by the quantity for the price ($14), but the rice tasted good. I'd personally stick with the shrimp or fish sauce wings. The best part of this place are their fried bananas. I like to get the whole piece and eat it at the end with my refreshing calamansi coco drink. Crispy and fun on the inside because the banana is melted along the exterior hard shell. I recommend the whole fried banana instead of the pieces. Overall, a bit pricey but worth the experience.

Everything is just delicious... Must try…read more Clean place all around. No real issue about it except it's not open long enough or early enough. Service is worth the wait!

Was served raw food Service is not great…read moreFood was tasteless Workers seem like they don't want to be there

Located on Plummer and Reseda by Rite Aid. Tried carne…read moreasada tacos...quesotaco (with cheese, onions, and cilantro) and regular (with just onions and cilantro). Handmade tortillas on site. Meat on the grill/char. Salsas on the side with little to go cups (self serve) as well as other condiments like lemons, etc. Staff was friendly. Wore masks and gloves (which I appreciate). The tortillas are great. Meat was good with a char flavor. Not greasy. Could've used a little bit more salt but it was good. I felt the same way about the salsa's and the grilled onions and jalapeños (which you can get on the side if you'd like). Just could've used a little bit more salt. But that's an easy fix I could do myself. We will definitely be back to try some other things. They have an Instagram. Would love to see a menu with descriptions...like what comes in the burritos? Can you get rice and beans on the side? Are they whole beans or refried beans? Is the chicken breast or thigh?