These tacos are quality. Delicious. Simple. Meaty. El Chilango does a great job of serving quality…read moretacos. There are two truck locations: North Lamar and Pflugerville. The truck is CASH only ($3 a taco). My personal favorite ares the Suadero, Barbacoa and Asada. They added grilled onions and cilantro to the tacos (you have to ask for this). I wish I got fresh onions over grilled. They have good salsa. I like the dark green sauce it's fresh and has a kicks. It cuts through the heavy protein tacos.

My husband's favorite torta spot in North Austin! This food truck is always open late and draws a…read morelively crowd, even when most other businesses in the area have long since closed. Parking can get a bit tough and the wait could be up to 20 mins when they're particularly busy, but worth it! With their HUGE portion sizes and generous meat servings, be prepared to come with an appetite and get a little messy with each bite. My personal favorites are the Milaneza and Hawaiiana.

This taco truck, AMAZING!!! The food is fresh and definitely made with lots of love! Real authentic…read moreMexican food! My favorites are the torta de pierna and steak tacos‍! The owners are very kind and friendly! Would definitely recommend if you want good food, at a low cost and on the quicks! They have a cute little deck to take a seat and it has a very homey vibe

This place is amazing! I went there during the grand opening. I tried the Asada, Saudero and pastor…read moretacos. The tacos have so much flavor. I also tried the Pierna torta which was also delicious. Service is very fast and the owners are very sweet. I 10/10 recommend that you check it out. My favorite meat was the Asada!

There is a whole string of Mexican/Central American food trucks up and down North Lamar between 183…read moreand Braker. They serve the local Mexican and Central American communities. This is one of the most popular food trucks of them all. You come here at night and there are crowds underneath the colored lights. You go to some of the other trucks to find a dark empty parking lot. The cook is very very happy to see you and get some business. Some of the "deserted" trucks are pretty good. There are a bunch of fine food trucks on North Lamar waiting to be discovered. But whenever the crowd tells you where to go, it is generally a good idea to listen. You will not go wrong eating at Casa del Sabor. * * * Casa del Sabor is a uncompromising Mexican truck. They serve all the part of the cow - not just hamburger and bistec. On weekends they have both menudo and birria. Of particular note is that they have pambazos ... tortas grilled in a chile-ed oil and stuffed with potato and meat. Potatoes in a big bread sandwich? Not what an American would have served. But if you want a filling hearty lunch, potatoes in a sandwich will definitely do it. Their pambazos fall apart with the bread unable to hold the weight of all the filling. Normally that is a horrible terrible sin in sandwich making. At Casa del Sabor, pamabazos that fall apart are a good thing. * * * Riddle: When is It Good For Your Sandwich To Fall Apart? * * * Answer: When the filling is so good, you don't want to lose it in the bread and The bread is so good you don't want to be distracted by filling. So your collapsed sandwich turns into two dishes both of which are superior dishes on their own. Bread grilled in chili oil? Sign me up for this item. Bistec and potato with homemade jalapeno sauce? Sign me up for this one too. I happily chowed down my two course lunch. * * * Note that if you order a pambazo, that a pambazo can absorb a lot of spice and you will never notice it. They have a mild and a super firey jalapeno sauce. Have no fear. Go for the jalapeno. Once it mixes with all that bread and all that potato, the jalapeno sauce will be civilized enough ... thank you very much. * * * If you want the fun and the crowds, come at night time. At lunch time, the place was strangely deserted ... Although to be fair, the City of Austin was doing its once-a-decade patching of the potholes in Lamar Boulevard right in front of the food truck. But the crowd picks up as the afternoon moves on. By one thirty there was a substantial line in front of the kitchen. It was time for this social distancing Yelp reviewer to move on. * * * One last note. Casa del Sabor is next to a title loan company. They do their car inspections and talk business right in front of the restaurant. So if you have ever been curious about that aspect of life, and don't want to hock your own car, order a big meal from Casa Del Sabor and hang around for a while. You can get a huge education from lingering and eating your tacos. * * * Thumbs up all around for Casa del Sabor. There are still a lot of North Lamar food trucks out there that I have yet to try. But judging from what I see and what I have eaten, I will bet you Casa del Sabor makes a helluva lengua taco. Which all by itself is a reason for a return trip.

Great service, great food, and friendly environment. Taste like moms cooking, made with love…read more I recommend getting their quesadillas campechanos, or their bambaso. Also, their aguas frescas taste amazing. If you have room for dessert, recommend their homemade bread.

The Pollo Asada Burrito was DELICIOUS. I added guacamole and…read moretried both red and green salsa. Both salsas were spicy yet flavorful.

Burrito was decent, service was swift and made to order. Not much done to the tortilla prior to…read moreservice so... no toasting or grilling of the tortilla which allowed for the ingredients inside to make the tortilla a little soggy. Steak was tender & seasoned properly. Great effort, but I've had a lot better. Overall 6 out of 10.

Oh for crying out loud! Best curtido I've had in a very long time. Very sweet woman took my order…read moreand 10 minutes later, I was face down into a platter of plátanos ($10) and a pupusa ($3.50) and wishing I had asked for a second little bolsita of curtido. The platanos were delicious, though a bit overpriced. Definitely shareable. The pupusa was large, I did not need more than one. This food truck is just one of about seven food trucks at the periphery of a gas station. There is something for everyone! My only complaint is that this is so far from my house. I will find a reason to be back. Delicious!

No dejen que el mapa, que marca una casa, te prevenga a que vengas a comer aquí. Autenticas…read morepupusas Salvadoreñas! Riquísimas y hechas cuando uno las pide. Frescas y deliciosas. La cocinera es la dueña y las hace con mucho amor y sabor. Muy amables con toda su clientela. Con servicio excelente. El lugar es como en casa porque si es un Food Truck en el patio de la casa de la dueña. Relajado y limpio el comedor. Veníamos de Corpus solo pasando en el RV y estamos gustosos que encontramos este lugar ! Encontrarnos estacionamiento en la calle para el RV.

If Anthony Bourdain were alive today, he would film here. This joint is a little truck at a gas…read morestation, which is never a good sign for most people, but it is insanely good. We ate tacos made from carnitas, al pastor, and campechana. All were incredibly flavorful on their own, but try the salsas - so good! If you don't speak Spanish, you'll get by, but it's better if you do. You pay inside the gas station for your food and give the truck guy your receipt. Just an FYI. Sit outside, if you'd like, or take them Togo when it's too cold to sit outside. We're definitely coming back!

Me and my husband frequent this awesome taco truck. They are friendly and have affordable food,…read moreplus the portions are great! We've had their breakfast tacos, burgers and their burritos. There's a lot more tasty menu options and they just started accepting credit cards too.

Food: 10/10 flavor full, yummy tortillas, and salsa has proper heat and flavor as well. At a very…read moreaffordable price. Ambiance: 8/10 large screened in patio for outside seating.

This is now my neighborhood "go to" quasi food truck. This morning I bought two bacon and egg tacos…read morewith homemade corn tortillas. Yum! I like that blend the eggs with bacon pieces so it feels like one cohesive taco. They had me at homemade tortillas. Having grown up in San Antonio, TX...home of Tex-Mex, you can always tell homemade tortillas v store bought ones. The flavor of these tortillas are distincitive. I enjoyed every, single mouthful. Today I called a head to place my order. When arrived Fernanda asked my name, she rang up my tacos for $5 in total and I was off for my morning exercise regiment. The environment this morning was laid-back yet busy. There were a number of people in the restaurant, however, they were leisurely eating that tacos and engaging in conversations.

I don't get many 5 stars on the first visit, but this place gets it. Really friendly people working…read morehere. Has parking and seating. Typical two breakfast taco order. Chorizo and egg on flour and bacon and egg on flour. Got cheese on both, but probably wouldn't do that again. It's the preshreded type that isn't very good. But that's the only negative. Really good size. Good tortillas that are properly crisped up. $4 each. Really good.

Best tacos in Austin, ate here for years at this point…read more Fresh, fast, best prices around.