Portions were huge. Not sure what I ordered but it had all the meats. Steak, ground beef, chicken,…read morepork chunks, bacon and shrimp. Avocados were nice and smooth. Overall taste was on point laid on a bed of tasty tostones. The owner was also super friendly and I would highly recommend this place. Two thumbs up.

tremendous service!!! one of the best food trucks in PR!!! Parking is not easy but it is worth…read moregetting parking because the food is delicious

Yummy yummy food! We had Mexican cuisine from A La Chingada Cocina. Music (DJ) was a little loud,…read morebut the ambiance was nice nevertheless! Slower service since everything is made to order.

What a gem! We were looking for a place/area with locals and happened to stumble upon this food…read moretruck park. We were able to order beer, great BBQ chicken and a pita bowl. This place has music and even a restroom. Really enjoyed hanging out here with the locals.

Grandma's Kitchen, in English, also known as El Sazón de Abuela, is located within the Old San Juan…read moreFood Court, but it's not visible from the street. To find it you have go into the food court, walk pass the front bar, walk down a long dark poorly lighted disgustingly dreary hallway passed the pool tables and there you'll see it at the end. If you get the feeling you're in an old abandoned Pennsylvania coal mine, the reality of it wouldn't be far from the truth. It's a counter service only operation. There are no menus, just a menu board of limited offerings. There is also no table service, not even any air conditioning or climate control which probably accounts for place having an uncomfortable musty smell about it. I ended up having some marinated chicken, rice and beans. It was OK, but for culinary quality about the same as you'd get from workmen's food truck at a construction site. , also known as Grandma's Kitchen is located within the Old San Juan Food Court, but it's not visible from the street. To find it you have go into the food court, walk pass the front bar, walk down a long dark poorly lighted disgustingly dreary hallway passed the pool tables and there you'll see it at the end. If you get the feeling you're in an old abandoned Pennsylvania coal mine, the reality of it wouldn't be far from the truth. It's a counter service only operation. There are no menus, just a menu board of limited offerings. There is also no table service, not even any air conditioning or climate control which probably accounts for place having an uncomfortable musty smell about it. I ended up having some marinated chicken, rice and beans. It was OK, but for culinary quality about the same as you'd get from workmen's food truck at a construction site.

Inside a building with a food court sign. Amazing food, Dominican, lady has been cooking here for…read more15yrs. One of few places you can get great food in 5 minutes in PR--not on island time! Large plates of food for only 8.50.

It's a good stop, excellent for a quick bite to eat. What can use is natural juices not…read moreconcentrates as drinking options. The food comes out just as the images show, with consistency. All in all, will come again. Recommend it as a go to option. P.S. For those who have delicate stomachs beware, it's a food baby that's worth the pain. Your taste buds will bloom. Buen Provecho!

Let me be honest, we came here for another food truck " pla nam" and there was a 45 min wait. So…read moreplan B checked out this mexican food truck. It was a great experience. Very courteous guy and was able to accomodate vegetarian needs as well. I have chicken burrito and it was excellent. Vegan burrito was thoroughly enjoyable. Dont forget to ask for their medium and hot sauce. It makes everything taste better. Was a great food truck experience. Gracias!

The lot has free parking but no bathrooms. Trucks include choices of Chinese food/sushi,…read morehamburgers, loaded potatoes, gyros, empanadas/arepas, wood donuts, el churry, pizza and pasta. There's cornhole and one ping pong table surrounded by picnic tables. The food is tasty from any of the trucks and costs $10-20 depending what you order.

Super fun spot. MANY choices. We had a party of 4, so 4 different places!…read more Good beverages also.

Our first time trying a tripleta…read more What can I say... we heard Tico's was good and boy were we happy with trying both the tripleta AND the fries at Tico Tripleta. We didn't realize the portions were sooo big. They are generous with the serving size. The food was delicious!!!

This sandwich blew my mind. It has climbed my mount rushmore of sandwiches. It's definitely top 5…read more It's very flavorful with every bite. I was full after eating one half but it was so good, i vacuumed the rest of it. Great service overall, it was right by the water. We sat down and it enjoyed it late into the night with some Mojitos we got from a bar close by. a vibe. Get one of these if you are in the area!

It was our last night in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and to be honest, we hadn't been completely…read morethrilled with some of our previous restaurants experiences. We decided to give it one more chance for our last dinner -- and I'm so glad we did. The food was amazing. We genuinely enjoyed every single plate we ordered. Everything was flavorful and well-prepared -- no complaints at all. The staff was great and very attentive throughout the night. And they even had a good spicy sauce! I have Mexican friends who love their food extra spicy, and this sauce definitely delivered. The vibe was tropical and beautiful. It's located right by the shore, so you get a nice view while you eat. It was the perfect way to end our trip. Honestly, we loved it. You must try their chicken Chicharron And Signature Stuffed Mamposteao!

My wife and I arrived on a cruise ship and were looking for some authentic PR food. We didn't…read morerealize that most places that were recommended close early on Wednesday's, so we ended up here which is close to the cruise ship. There was no wait for a table, but it took a good 10 minutes for the waiter to even come to our table. Drinks took about 5-7 min, which isn't bad. We ordered dinner and the wait began. 20 minutes after we ordered, my wife's dinner came out, but mine didn't. She finished her food in about 10 min, my dinner still hadn't arrived. We waited another 30 min (1 hour after ordering) and my meal still hadn't come out. Our waiter never checked on us, never offered us more drinks, never apologized for the wait. After the hour, I walked up to our waiter and told him we were leaving. They did remove the food that never arrived but they didn't seem the least bit apologetic. For a first impression of Puerto Rican service and quality, I would never recommend this place.

Decent for being open late during the week. Server was very nice. Empanadas were good 8/10.read more

We live here now and during a weekend stay in Old San Juan we stopped here since everything looked…read moregreat and it said "homemade" all over the food cart. We love supporting local businesses! I purchased several snacks including a couple arepas with cheese... while waiting the 6min for the "homemade arepas" with cheese, this was tossed into their own trash can- by them! I can go to Pueblo or SuperMax and buy these myself - same brand- same box. If you're going to be lazy, at least be honest. And at $5 per arepa- what robbery. 2 stars because the other snacks were still good- even if they also came from a frozen box we didn't get to see. Unfortunately, we won't be stopping at this food cart again. What a bummer. Seeing this frozen food box really ruined a good thing.

My boyfriend and I just met Monica, a lovely, gifted chef following her dreams and banging out some…read moreincredible, delicious, bright fresh cerviche in Miramar P.R. Amazing grouper, squid and shrimp (had the mixed). Great portion/price ratio, super clean truck. Flavors were on point, presentation excellent!! Yucca fries and sauces were great too! EAT HERE IF YOU CAN! We will again and again!! All the best in the future Monica, Thanks! Been traveling a lot, exploring food trucks, restaurants , maybe a Scuola di Sirena. Hope your dream moves fwd. You inspire us. DO GREAT THINGS! YOU have IT!

THIS IS MY FAVORITE FOOD TRUCK ON THE ISLAND! My husband and I were trying to find a place that…read moreoffered "normal" ceviche (the kind that's more on the sour side as opposed to the sweeter ceviche PR usually has), and we were lucky enough to eat here on our last day. The truck is ran by a really sweet young lady whose family is from Peru (hence the name)! She incorporates the Peruvian flavors into her dishes and they are dynamite. The shrimp ceviche had a good balance of the sour, salty, savory flavor and we loved the fried yams that it came with! They're almost like a sweet potato wedge, but has the texture of a yam. And when it's deep fried, it is so good! Be careful with the spicy sauce on the side if you can't handle heat, because it's pretty spicy! I also had my first churro here and I loved it! It had a crispy exterior with a chewy center. Although, the portions were a bit small for the price, everything here was really well balanced and I really enjoyed it.

The service was impecable. The people were super nice. I found out about this place by a food…read moreinfluencer. Since I was visiting the island I decided to find out if it was worth the hype. It's located in a parking across from the Centro de Bellas Artes de Guaynabo. They have the menu on a board and will erase what is not available. We ordered majado and salmon and mamposteao' and churrasco. Unfortunately they were out of majado. The mamposteao was delicious and the salmon was cooked perfectly. The cilantro sauce gave it a nice flavor. The food was very good but the portions were a tad small for $17 a portion. I would recommend it but know that the portions are on the smaller side.

Very tasty Puertorican food variety. Try the mamposteao rice with your favorite protein. It's…read moredelicious!