Absolutely love this taqueria with all my heart, the food is always genuinely heavenly and is very…read moreaffordable. Their customer service is great, and the restaurants ambiance just brightens your day.

Top 5 and maybe top 3 places in Lodi for a taco. Highly reccomend checking it out and order your…read moretaco with handmade tortillas. The prices are very good as well.

I love the tacos here! They are so delicious. Not stingy with the meat either. If you're hungry,…read morethis is a great affordable spot. The gals working here are always nice.

Last week, I went and got a chicken supreme burrito from this taco truck. It was actually the first…read moretime I'd had a burrito from a taco truck in over 10 years. This burrito was the best thing I had ever tasted. It was so good, every day after that, anytime I was eating, I was just wishing it was that burrito. At one point I actually wished that I could un-taste it. Because now everything else just seemed flavorless, or lacking in comparison. It ruined all other food for me. It was easier not remembering how good it was, since I'm sure it's not very healthy and I would be better not knowing. That was until last night. I finally gave in and decided I would get it again. I hadn't eaten all day so I was actually starting to feel nauseated from being so hungry. I went around 9:00pm. Ordered the same exact thing. The woman who took my order was friendly, and my order was ready surprisingly fast! I grabbed my food, went home, turned on a movie, and started digging in to what I had waited so long for, and thought so much about. I ate about 1/5 of the burrito before I started thinking it tasted kind of funny... I couldn't figure out what it was, but something was wrong with it. I kept eating it and decided I recognized what it tasted like- fish! I do like seafood, so I just figured, maybe they just finished making some fish, and didn't clean the grill off well enough before making mine. I wasn't sure if I was crazy, or if it really tasted like fish. So, I asked my boyfriend to take a bite and tell me if it tasted fishy to him. He took a bite and said "that's fish they accidentally gave you fish instead" and went and spit out the bite in the trash. Well, I looked up the menu, and it turns out, they don't even serve any fish or seafood! I googled why my burrito might taste like fish, and it said rancid meat. Anyways- I'm really, really disappointed. Because last week was the best burrito I have had in my life, whereas last night was the worst. It's quite a gamble.

If you know, you know -- La Fondita is the real deal. I've been coming here for years, and it's…read morehands-down my go-to spot for authentic Mexican street food. I finally had to post about it because there's literally no way to look them up unless you've got their business card tucked in your glove box. It's that kind of local secret. They're pretty quick but when they're busy, it's a wait. I wanted to call them the other day so I could go in and out and couldn't find her business card in my glove box. Also, they only take cash. Let's talk about the sopes -- these things are unreal. Thick, fresh masa with perfectly crisp edges, loaded with your choice of meat, beans, fresh toppings, and that house-made salsa that hits just right. Nowhere else in town makes sopes. Then there's the mulitas -- a must-try, especially with al pastor or carnitas. Crispy, cheesy, meaty heaven stacked between tortillas. They don't hold back on flavor. And of course, the classics: the carne asada is juicy and full of chargrilled flavor, and the birria is rich, tender, and perfect whether you get it in tacos or on its own. La Fondita may not have a flashy online presence, but that's part of the charm. It's authentic, consistent, and always delicious. This truck is a staple in the community, and once you try it, you'll be hooked. If you stumble upon it -- consider yourself lucky. That I decided that new customers won't have to keep that business card somewhere safe.

Grabbed some lunch here today and it was disappointing. Ordered a pastor burrito, chicken flautas…read moreand pork sopas. On my first bite of sopas I must have bit into a pepper because my mouth was on fire. I waited a bit and then went back to it but for some reason it was so spicy. In contrast the flautas had zero flavor. They give you 5 so it was filling but incredibly bland. The burrito was meh and there wasn't much meat or crema, mostly beans. I don't think I would come back to this truck.

Not the best truck in town, but the closest to my house. Prices are average, but they are…read morerelatively inconsistent. Sometimes the meat is fresh-ish, sometimes it's old and dry. I say ish because only a couple places cook to order, the rest cook it, steam tray it, recook it, and re steam tray it until they have to make a new batch. Sadly I've never been here to try a new batch. Cash only. Depending on who's working will depend on their attention to detail and friendliness. Mostly alright. No refried beans sadly. Breakfast burritos all day, so a plus there, and also open fairly late. I do like their salsas. This place is easy to miss if you don't know where it is. It is on Turner behind the Shell station all the way to the west of the street just before Lower Sacramento. Not too many places open late in that area so it's a good place to grab something later in the evening. I mostly just get tacos and quesadillas, but I have had their asada fries. They use that "queso" nacho cheese sauce which I am not a fan of, so ask for what you want. Not totally hating because we need places in this area, but they could step it up a bit and probably have a lot more regulars.

I have been meaning to try this place for a long time. Thai is a food truck that parks right by my…read morehouse behind a liquor store. I should've known this would be great because I always see people lined up to eat there whether early morning or any time of day. I was in a pinch the other day and just needed a quick bite while working on my condo so while refueling drove by and ordered a Al Pastor quesadilla simple item. The lady lady taking my order was so nice and my food came out super fast. Even though this truck is at the back of a gas station the ambiance and cleanliness is super on point. This quesadilla was so delicious and maybe the pic didn't do it justice but it was packed with delicious pork Al Pastor meat and I ate the entire thing. I will for sure be back and I would look at some of the other great other items including all day breakfast burritos. What a great find!

I avoided coming here for years just because they don't have refried beans. But since very few…read moreplaces in town actually do, I've been making the rounds and trying them all out. What caught my eye with La Bohemia is that they serve shrimp. And I love me a shrimp burrito. What they don't tell you is that if you order a shrimp burrito, you are actually ordering a shrimp fajita burrito. So I have to specify that I want a normal burrito but with shrimp, and not the peppers and onions since I'm not a fan. They have been very good about getting my order right. I came a number of times before writing this for consistency. I thought the carne asada was really poor quality, it was almost like old minced meat, not diced steak. The burritos are big portions and I often can't finish mine. The people are friendly. But they are cash only. This is something that has stopped me from coming back. I don't often carry cash, and most other taco trucks accept card payments.

I have tried like 95% of the taco trucks in Lodi, and I can say that this is the worst one hands…read moredown. Saw the prices and thought they were really well priced. The food was terrible. Avoid this truck.

There's a reason why they usually have customers stopped here, they are GOOD! I like a good chicken…read moretaco every now and then and most other trucks don't flavor their chicken, or it's too damn salty! Not this truck! The chicken is so flavorful, but not too much and to hear that it's the great-grandmother's recipe is awesome! Girl obviously knew her stuff lol! My husband is an asada guy and he loved it and he's a taco truck snob! There's plenty of room for parking, so don't let a crowd detour you.

This taco truck has good food. I got tostadas de asada tonight and the meat was delicious…read more Everything tasted super fresh. My daughter had the asada fries and she said they were delicious. I ordered a super burrito de asada for my son- that he devoured lol. And I ordered tacos de asada for my other son. They give good size portions and everyone was full for about $37.. definitely worth it!

I LOVE Peña's!!! One of the BEST taco trucks around. The Pine Street location is my favorite (they…read morehave others), just know that they are only open in the mornings and afternoons Monday - Friday. The truck is located in the parking lot of Kludt & Sons on the corner of Pine Street and Cluff Ave. I haven't had a bad meal from Peña's. They have an extensive menu to order from but a few of my favorites are their asada tacos, burritos and chilaquiles... you really can't go wrong with anything on their menu. They give you grilled jalapeños and onions with their taco plate orders. Limes and jalapeños are available if you ask. Do yourself a favor and visit their Pine Street location. You'll know that you're in the right spot when you see the small gathering of people either eating their grub or waiting for their order.

Their cabeza was chewy with too much fat. The flavor and prep was good but I'm a stickler when it…read morecomes to meat quality off trucks.

Greeted with a smile, this food truck does NOT disappoint. First time trying their menu out…read more.. settled on a new option - shrimp ceviche and a food truck's famous asada fries. The ceviche was fresh and delicious, served on top of a crispy tostada, or in a cup with options of Tapatio and lime. The asada fries are a huge portion, piled high with a creamy cheese sauce, hot or mild salsa, carne asada, sour cream, and Pico de Gallo (I'm guessing). Soooooo good. These paired so well with our Side Hustle beer and cocktail flights since they were located in the parking lot. The price was so fair... $6 for ceviche and $12 for the asada fries. Stop by and get your fix.

They shorted and charged me for 2 tacos and I called the following day. The guy said when I go back…read moreask for them. So I did, the young girl laughed at me, I use to like that taco truck, when she laughed at me she lost a customer over 2 tacos