The food is very good and the people serving the food are friendly and answer questions to help the…read morecustomers get the food they want. They had lots of satisfied customers all eating with smiles on there faces.

From the owner: Traditional and authentic Mexican food prepped with local Ingridients using family recepies from…read moreour grandmothers.

Had the brisket panini with an upgrade to the beans instead of fries. Good portion size, ate the…read moreother half for lunch the next day. Beans were the star, they were super flavourful and sweet yet savoury. Friendly service. Food was ready when I ordered ahead. Seems to be a popular place. Limited seating, but cute set up. Had some specials that are not on the website.

This is a food truck with a picnic table. The ambience and service are okay. But they have no…read morehealthy food. Even the felafel comes with french fries. And $25.00 for a felafel? Really? We will not be going back there even though they are a kolometer away.

Saw this on Google Maps and Instagram before our Salt Spring trip and was very curious what we…read morewould find. Could there really be a Japanese-owned & -operated spot on this otherwise culturally homogeneous island? We dropped by our first evening after getting off the ferry and were disappointed to find the truck closed. The hours of operation are written as "11:30 to 5 or 6" daily... Classic island hours. We had to pop by again the next day, at pretty much exactly 2pm.

Best mexican restaurant in salt spring island. Servings are huge, great taste, and friendly staff…read more Also great authentic mexican beverages. I ordered the mahi mahi fish burrito and my sister ordered mahi mahi fish tacos. I'll probably try some chicken next time.

What a lovely little place! We got to take a peak in the new restaurant about to open, congrats to…read morehis team! By the way, if you want a burrito, be forewarned that they are delicious.....and the size of your head almost!

No flavor and incredibly small portions. Not worth it in my opinion. Better food trucks out thereread more

OMG what happened to Taco Revolution Food Truck? I ordered the x3 combo last night while…read moreattending the Craft Market at the Cow Ex grounds. They were disgusting! I mean really disgusting. No spicy flavour, just greasy burnt disgusting and completely inedible. Zero stars for shockingly horrible.

OK, let's get the weird things out of the way first. Everybody knows salads are boring, right. Well…read morenot always. Best salad I've had, maybe better than at home. Second, on Salt Spring everywhere is a zoo Saturdays. Wrong again! Mondays and Fridays are the busiest for this place because only the locals know of it and locals avoid down town Ganges on weekends. How it works. You choose from a list of ingredients, (see the choice on the side of the truck). They quickly pull it together (no cooking, go figure). Great fresh ingredients and generous portions all at $9 no matter what you order. They provide compostable container and cutlery. They are located adjacent to Mahon Hall. Turns out that GISS stands for Gulf Islands Senior Secondary. This is organic food grown and served by local High School Students! I had the most amazing combination of tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, feta, pesto pasta, and a few other things. Looks like this will be a regular on my visits to Salt Spring.

So good! I'm only on Salt Spring a few months a year, and the rest of the year I spend wishing for…read morePV's poutine. Veg-friendly, the miso-mushroom gravy is really yummy. Much more flavorful than other poutine gravies I've had. Definitely get the version with all the toppings ... a little cheesy, a little spicy, a little sweet, a lotta good.

Visited this place when it was Al's. Unfortunately, we were unable to try their food with the new…read moreowners due to inconsistent hours. We tried to visit twice during open hours only to have the food cart closed both times and once seeing (who I think was) the owner waltz up as I was leaving (after trying to figure out the hours online) approximately 1.5 hours after opening. I do know they are in business since one day I did drive by seeing the place open with someone eating outside. Hopefully one day I'll get to try PV's Patate if I can figure out when they are open.

Wow. I live an hour from the Mexican border in a Hispanic area of Southern California and would…read morehave never thought I'd have some of the best Mexican food in my life this far north. The pork was out of this world, best pork tacos I've ever had. Fish and shrimp tacos were good as well. This could be the best Mexican restaurant in Canada and it's just sitting out here in the middle of nowhere. Friendly staff too, appears to be family run. If you live in Victoria it's worth the drive to check this spot out

This is about the worst Mexican food I've eaten, and I've eaten in many Mexican restaurants,…read moreincluding in Mexico. I got chicken quesadillas. The chicken inside was ok. They arrived on a paper in a plastic basket and were drenched in grease. The sour cream on the side was very watery. The salsa fresca was mostly just diced up flavorless tomatoes; very bland. Plus there was just a tiny cup of each, so not much to cut the greasiness. Waitress never came out to see if I wanted anything more. The horchata (rice drink) was also at least twice as watery as normal. Are they cutting costs by watering things down? The outside eating area could have been nice, but it is very neglected. The pots held mostly weeds and the seats and ground had lots of old dead leaves. It's summer now, not Fall, so those leaves have been there a while. The food was very slow in coming even though there was just one other table. (Folks at that table were also complaining of the long wait). The reggae music was nice (but a further indication this is not a real Mexican place). This place needs some serious attention from someone who cares.