How do you visit LA and not eat at a food truck?…read more Luckily, I stumbled on to this gem on Hollywood Blvd across from the W hotel. Not knowing what to expect I decided to support this truck. It was after several drinks so I knew exactly what I wanted, some burgers, wings and fries. I tried the sliders with bacon, and the teriyaki wings with the fries. It was delicious and hit the spot. The guy in the truck who I'm assuming was the owner, promised that the food was going to be ready in exactly 4 minutes. I don't know why he felt the need to put himself under such a tight time constraint. My expectations change once he said this. I found myself growing impatient once it eclipsed 4 mins. Expectations is everything. Other than that, everything was good. A bit pricey..$13 for 6 wings and fries, but I guess that price is relative and depends on where you are from and what you are use to paying.

I enjoyed eating and spending some time at this truck. They have great sliders wings and fries. I…read moretried the chipotle and house sliders with a side of nacho fries lol it was so amazing!! They having been around Hollywood the past couple of days but I definitely will follow and keep going back. Worth a try! ps. Great service and quality.

I found them on Yelp when I was downtown for work. This was an excellent decision. I had the shrimp…read moreand chicken with fettuccine. This was equal to a very good Italian / cajun restaurant. The portion was too large for one person. 10 large shrimp and too much chicken. The Cajun sauce was excellent.

Food was fire Not only amazing quality but the largest portion sizes! We will def be back.read more

Had the opportunity to try this awesome food truck right outside The Broad. The customer service…read morewas efficient, and the birria tacos were to die for! I'd be here all the time if I lived in DTLA. I honestly can't wait for my next visit to the area just so I can enjoy this food truck again. Prices were very reasonable too. Highly recommend!

Devorame fits the mold of an LA taco truck - it's good, cheap, quick, and easy - though maybe not…read morespectacular. I appreciate that they show a lot of pictures. It really helps you narrow down what you're craving.

Delicious quesatacos & quesadillas. They also have really good beans and rice. The service is quick…read moreand friendly. Great place to get dinner from after doing weekly shopping at Ralph's. Convenient parking in Ralph's lot or on Vermont. They are also on Uber eats if you ever need delivery!

Exceptional food truck the Birria taco is the bomb I have to recommend this truck to my friends…read moreand family the food is outstanding fast service

A friend of some youngins I know recommended this truck…read more Other food trucks are in the area, but they come and go while this truck is a constant. So that has to count for something. Good food. Veggie burrito was really good. Wanted a bean burrito but didn't seem be on menu. Service was good and helpful. Ambiance is taco truck good. Nice seating, canopy, condiments, security guard. Maybe even a bathroom with service station nearby! English is good tho Spanish might be more appreciated.

tl;dr only the taco al pastor at this popular LA taco truck stood out; the other proteins and the…read moremulitas were disappointing to say the least As evening falls over the city of Los Angeles, countless street taquerias raise their EZ-Ups and fire up their grills. However, only a tiny fraction of these pop-ups boasts a substantial crowd -- unsurprisingly, the bustling operations tend to be among the best. One popular taqueria is Tacos Tamix, a mini-fleet of loncheras specializing in Mexico City-style al pastor. Gone are Tamix's streetside trombos, but the Tamix trucks still have sizeable queues late into the night. I first visited the Picu-Union truck on Hoover. The taxi-yellow lonchera and its vibrant LED lights pop out against an otherwise dimly lit block. Parking within the Mobil gas station lot is like a game of Tetris. Metal folding chairs and pop-up tables are scattered underneath E-Z Up canopies. Order numbers, shouted out over the intercom, occasionally break the hum of street traffic. A security guard watches over the operation. We arrived for a late weekend dinner, and Tamix maintained a steady stream of customers. We were able to order quickly, and our food was prepared within 10 minutes. We tried multiple Tacos con Queso (Al Pastor, Asada, and Chorizo), as well as Mulitas (Carnitas). The palm-sized tortillas were sprinkled with a moderate portion of meat and an even layer of crispy cheese. Of the meats, I was most impressed by the juicy, flavorful al pastor; however, I was surprised that the taco was not garnished with pineapple. Meanwhile, I found the remaining proteins to be tasty but dry. Otherwise, the tacos were clearly superior to Tamex's sad excuse for mulitas, which were bogged down by flimsy and soggy (rather than crispy and fried) tortillas. Our bill ran $15 (relatively reasonable by LA taqueria standards nowadays), of which half belonged to the disappointing mulitas. While the late-night hours were a major plus, only the taco al pastor was memorably enjoyable; otherwise, the lackluster menu isn't worth a visit out of your way.

Misnomer. When I saw the name of this food truck, I thought this might be Central American's "soul"…read morefood, but it was actually US Southern soul food with a little Latin twist. The only Latin American ingredients were tortilla, store-bought chips and their mango salsa (which was good). I like the idea of putting southern food in tortilla for convenient, food-truck dining, but I would expect a bit more blending of the two cuisines with its name. Zora Neale's Special: perfectly seasoned and grilled tilapia with greens (kale) and Mac n' cheese for $12. They serve it in a hamburger styrofoam box, so it looks rather small, but they load it and are very generous with the portions! I couldn't finish it in one sitting. I must say the greens and Mac n' cheese were quite salty, though. 3 Taco Special: your choice of chicken, beef brisket, fish and/or oxtail(!), which comes with store-bought chips and their mango salsa for $12. Each taco is regularly priced at $4. They allow you to order different kinds of meat per order, which is nice, but they didn't have oxtail at this time. :( The beef brisket was good, but again, a tad on the salty side. For sides, I tried the plantain chips and sweet potato fries. The plantain chips were not chips at all, but fried plantains, which were delicious, but we expected chips. The sweet potato fries were crispy and seasoned just right. I also ordered what I thought was watermelon juice, but it was really sugary lemonade with a few pieces of watermelon in it. Again, not what I was expecting. :/ The staff working in the truck was really nice, though, and tried to get orders out quickly.

Absolutely delicious!!! Service was great. The staff recommended this dish, and it was prepared in…read moreless than 5 minutes. It may look small, but trust me, it's so filling!! It's called the Maya-a. The meat is a tangy sweet bbq sauce with delicious tender pulled pork on top of well done mac n cheese and jalapeno cornbread underneath. I'm still dreaming of the next time I can order this deliciousness!!

I came here mostly for the shawarma but ended up loving the manti too. The shawarma was really…read moreflavorful and fresh, with juicy meat and a good balance of ingredients instead of being overloaded with sauce. The manti were probably my favorite part though -- soft, comforting, and tasting much more homemade than I expected. It felt like the kind of food that's simple but genuinely satisfying. The atmosphere was relaxed and casual, and the portions were good for the price. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I want something filling and flavorful without overcomplicating it

I tired a few items It's a hit or miss…read more It's just alright Good when in the area but won't go out of my way for it

Been coming here for a couple years great prices great customer service delicious fresh seafood it…read morenever disappoints.

If you ever come here, you've definitely gotta try their ceviche de camaron! It is so so good and…read morethe spice level is perfectttt. It's in a parking lot that seems to be an old car lot but don't let that stop you from stopping by! They have a small eating area that is basic and humble, using old milk crates covered in cardboards as chairs, as well as tables for you to eat on. Nothing beats the simplicity of this place, come with your friends and enjoy some mariscos!

Just ordered not so long ago, the lady who attended me was super sweet and kind. She helped me…read moredecide what to order and even suggested on the sauces as well. The food was so flavorful honestly very delicious and the prices are good as well. Will be definitely coming back here again!!!

DO NOT EAT HERE!!!! I went to the location last Sunday for a mother's day lunch in DTLA and both…read morethe food and the service was TERRIBLE. The steak had no flavor, super chewy, rice was over salted and oily, chicken was super dry and we could barely eat it because of how dry it was. One of my cousins rice plate was burnt, and it was so bad overall. The service even worse, the guy behind the counter was super rude and super impatient as we were waiting to see what we ordered he kept rushing us and audibly sighing loudly, threw my change back at me, and to top it all of we saw a glimpse and the cook was cooking with no gloves!! I usually go to the location in Paramount as it is closer to me so I was really excited for the food because we always have great experiences there with the food and the service, so this experience was a really big disappointment.

WOWW! I'm impressed with this place!…read more I got 3 tacos and a mulitas and I was stuffed! They have all the salsas, limes, onions, radish, and even guacamole on the side for you to grab on your own. They make their own guacamole and it was delicious. The meat quality was amazing! Had the lengua, cabeza, and al pastor and all were great. Comparable to Leo's tacos which was across the street! Definitely coming back soon! Cash only!

First time trying this truck and being a big birria fan, I wanted to try their birria quesatacos…read more The birria order comes with three tacos and a small consome for $13.50-sides and drinks not included. The taco size is pretty decent and they don't skimp on meat portions. The biggest drawback was the amount of grease. The tacos were drenched in grease and the consome was basically inedible because it felt like I was dipping an already greasy taco into more grease. That said, I would be hard pressed to give them another chance.