My husband and I tried this restaurant, for the first time, last week. We were impressed with the…read moreservice, the staff and the food is amazing. My husband "wasn't very hungry" ordered a beef burrito with meat, rice, beans and a red sauce. It was huge. He ate the whole thing. He said it was so good he couldn't stop eating. So much for not being hungry. A huge shout out to the manager. Thank you so much for offering to replace a taco that had a pork flavor I wasn't used to. The restaurant was clean, the food is worth going back and the people are very friendly. This may be our new, next favorite restaurant.

El Risconsito is one of the very few spots open through the late late night available for dine in…read moreon the eastside. Overall, I'd say the value is solid for a sit down location, but for tacos, it's pretty pricy and not particularly high quality. Would definitely opt for a taco truck or stand if I was craving Mexican, but if you're looking for a bite after some weekend shenanigans, this spot will scratch that itch. You order at the counter before seating yourself, but the staff will bus your tables. There's plenty of parking available and the salsa bar also has some fresh radishes and roasted(?) carrots that I found to be surprisingly well seasoned. Carne Asada Fries: Fries weren't as crispy as I'd like, but the toppings were solid. Beef was decently tender and they were generous with the amount of guacamole. It was my first time seeing beans on fries, but I thought it was pretty solid. Churros: These are definitely pre-made churros that get re-fried. I continue to be on the hunt for fresh churros in the Seattle area, but I wasn't mad at these. The custard had a nice mouthfeel and creamy sweetness, but the whipped cream was a little odd in that it didn't taste like anything at all. Mulitas: I wanted a little more meat in these, but they aren't bad. I like that some of the cheese crisps up a bit on the edges of the tortilla. If I was a little drunk, these would be elite.

Used to pass by this Los Chilangos location often when my friend used to live nearby, so I finally…read morehad a chance to try it a while back. I don't often get any Mexican food on the Eastside since I just haven't found a good one yet. And sadly, I have to admit that I still have not found any worth the drive across the lake. I ordered one of their burritos, hefty pricing but that's what you'd expect on this side of town. Not the heftiest burrito though for its price, but filling enough. Taste wise it was as a Yelp 3 Star describes, "OK". I've had a lot of Mexican food across the whole West Coast, and this one isn't any special. But of course I will have to try again another day.

We ordered food for pickup from the truck and it was ready as soon as we got there!…read more We had three tacos, the godfather burrito, horchata, and chips and guac. The carnitas was my favorite out of the three tacos, lots of flavor! It had a touch of bitterness to it but my favorite overall, 4/5 The birria was good but was not as flavorful as I'd expected and the meat itself was a little dry, 3/5 The carne asada felt similar, yummy but also a it dry, 3/5. I haven't had a ton of horchata but I thought it was delicious. It was a balanced sweet and spiced, 5/5. I could see it being a little too sweet for some people but I personally loved it The godfather burrito wasn't anything too special, but the ingredients all felt high quality, 3.5/5 I love a chunky guacamole and this was quite smooth. It lacked flavor other than avocado but was clearly fresh, 2/5

Super fast service and very appreciative they're open 24/7. 10/10 would recommend. The food was…read moresuper dank too.

When every other business is closed, California Mexican Food is still one. As one of the 24 hour…read morebizes in Bellevue, it is a spot where late night heads and non-sober folks seek out comfort food in Mexican junk food form. It is not going to win any awards, but for all intents and purposes, it gets the job done. (#1) There's a drive-thru, which is the preferred option for most late night goers, but there is ample seating and plenty of parking.Given all the wonderful eateries in the city, it's hard to imagine this place as much of any destination. Breakfast is served all day here, so breakfast burritos ($11.50) is where it's at. Their combo plates allow for tostadas, enchiladas, and chimichangas in one order with a semi-mediocre side of rice and watery refried beans. For big appetites, one should strongly consider the choncho burrito ($16.50), which is a monster burrito on two 14" flour tortillas and filled with steak, fries, guacamole, sour cream, and cheese. Prices feel high, but this is also Seattle / Bellevue and they are the only game in this part of town. I'm still not sure how a vegan taco ($4,10) carne asada ($5), is more than a fish taco ($3.99) but duly noted. The service is average as expected and the staff is bilingual in Spanish and English. ___________ (#1) Otherwise known as "hangover prevention."

The best fish taco I've had in Washington. They're a good size so one fills me up but two would be…read morethe perfect amount for someone hungrier. I also tried the carne asada and el pastor tacos. The meat isn't super flavorful but it's good quality and I like that they add potatoes to them. They served them with a mold green salsa which was ok but the red hot salsa was absolutely divine. They do run a bit steep for tacos but the portions justify them. Definitely a must try.

It's insane to charge $7.14 for 1 taco. Way over priced. And the taco was a super small tortilla…read more First time eating there and last time eating there. I wish I took a video and picture. My mistake not doing that.

so good like insanely good like I could not get enough but i'm broke but if I wasn't I promise you…read morei'd get 30 tacos and devour that

El Maestro del Taco is a Bellevue staple. This food truck serves us delicious tacos. They have a…read morevariety of flavours including asada, cabeza, lengua and pollo. It's not too long of a wait to get your food. Theres only a couple tables to sit and eat, so this is more of take out and go spot.

I'm updating my ratings because service is great! I tried…read morecoming a week before and he had started moving his truck to another event so I was bummed. However, he remember my car/me this week and apologize! Also, he offered me a small bowl of seafood soup that he just made as well (off menu). The place is small and there's some seatings but it's mostly takeout. It's pretty new but he's hoping to get more business so he can stay at this location long term. Tacos have been a bit! Especially for Taco Tuesday. I will try their other food eventually :)

Amazing burritos with great flavor and salsa is yummy!!…read moreService was awesome I highly recommend La Tia Angelina!

Headed to Bellevue for a late lunch. Went to our favorite Mexican restaurant for a Baja fish taco…read more I am a regular here cause they have the BEST FISH TACOS in the greater Seattle area IMHO. We also tried their Mexican rice this time. This cooked rice is probably some of the best tasting Mexican rice I've ever tasted! There is a lot of flavor, unlike Mexican style rice I've tasted elsewhere. Highly recommend your trying their fish tacos and rice

Just tried this place for the first time and I'm so sad to hear it's closing next week!…read more We really enjoyed our tacos and are so sad we missed out on this place for so long!! The al pastor was the best we've had in Bellevue!

Taqueria Guadalajara is my favorite taco spot on Eastside, if not so far in Seattle. I have been to…read morethis taco food truck numerous times last year and a half, vistin during week days, weekends, holidays - during day time, night time, etc. And I can say that every time that I have been here, the food has slapped! Located in the lot of a 76 gas station, this food truck may look unsuspecting, but serves up some delicious tacos at an affordable price. It's convenient too! Located near a Fred Meyer and a Asian Family Market, you can get your groceries and then you can fill up your car and eat some bomb tacos right after! There are so lots just around the gas station that people have parked at just to get these tacos. Service is fast, you place your order at the window, and you will get your tacos in 5-10 minutes. You will get your order on a paper plate, which usually means the food will be amazing or bad - luckily in this case, it's amazing. The tacos themselves are no frills and are juicy, flavorful, and very pleasant in terms of texture to eat. Though I have tried every other option they had for filling - I am a big fan of their lengua and their cabeza! Their lengua is tender and diced into soft bite-sized pieces, and gives a fall apart meaty texture. The cabeza is rich and melts away as you chew it, with some scrumptious leaner pieces of the meat that give the taco some integrity so it allows for you to feel the decadence and then give you something solid to hold onto - it's great. The meat themselves aren't salted very much, but still have a delicious subtle aromatic taste to them. They are complimented very nicely by the salsas they have - a salsa verde, and a spicier salsa that is made with habanero - I could easily down 5-6 tacos every time I have visited. You will probably spend $2-3 per taco depending on what cut of meat you want - I feel that the tacos are priced very fairly priced vs. the average taco you can get in Seattle currently. Not many other reviews have mentioned this - but I have also tried their Sweet Corn Tamales for $3. Their tamales are great! They are the perfect amount of sweetness and give a forward sweet corn flavor. The texture is exactly like eating a slightly sweeter corn bread. A very affordable price for a dessert where most desserts (especially tamales) cost $6-$8. This is one of the few food trucks that I have been to where not only is the food good, but the prices are what you would expect tacos to cost. I don't think I can write more about how great this Food Truck is, as the tacos here are definitely ranked the top in my mind for tacos I've tried here in Seattle so far. I would recommend if you are in the Overlake Shopping Area to check this place out!

The carne asada burritos are total dogshite - nasty unseasoned ground beef meat when they advertise…read morecarne asada. One of the worst quality burrito I have had the displeasure of ever tasting- had to throw most of it away. The one redeeming food product was the tongue/lengua tacos - those were absolutely delicious.

Professional and yummy! We loved having Isidro's food truck cater our party. There was great…read morecommunication leading up to the event. They arrived on time and took care of our guests. We appreciated the varied but not overwhelming menu where you could add protein to a selection of dishes. We especially loved that they had vegetarian and vegan friendly options. We all loved the food!

This food truck was parked at 4th and 108th, and it seems to be there most days from 11-2 for…read morelunch. It's nice that it's so reliable. Ordering was painless - there were a few people in line but it moved consistently. Only took maybe 5 mins total - super fast and friendly. In saw they have a little trompo in the back for the al pastor. So cute! $15 for carne asada burrito. Not bad for Bellevue. They call it a cantina burrito - rice, beans, lettuce, pico. The sour cream makes it creamy, which I didn't hate. Meat was tender and flavorful. The biggest surprise, though, was the four tortilla -- it was perfect! Tender but held it together. Super thin, as it should be. The whole package was tasty and big enough. It came with corn tortilla chips on the side, which I didn't expect -- they were surprisingly good! Seemed freshly fried. Impressive! With the chips, it's a crazy amount of food. You definitely wont be hungry after.

The best happy hour on the east side!! There is also a validated parking lot…read more Pork Quesadilla - the pineapple adds such a great sweetness and the pork is so flavorful! The cheese pull is too good. Chorizo Nachos - these are HUGE for $10 happy hour deal. Loaded with guac, cheese, beans, meat, and sour cream, what more could you ask for?! I tried pork on here, but it seemed to dry out, so chorizo is the way to go. It is a bit salty, so drink water! Also, if you sign up for rewards, your first nachos are free‍ Jalepeño poppers - they were ok, I wouldn't get it again. But for $6-7, what a steal!

Had a great experience last time and came back today, and ended up with disappointment…read more - habanero prawn was extremely spicy to the level that it's overpowering and not enjoyable anymore, unlike last time when it tasted like a spicy tomato soup with more balance - Baja taco fish: the fish was extremely overcooked and the crust was no longer crispy. It was served not hot but cold hard and stale - al pastor taco: the pork was hard and chewy, and extremely dried out What a big miss. Why was everything out of balance/dried out/over cooked (which was even visible)? This restaurant lacks consistency and quality check. I gave it five stars the first time, and now giving it one star for the quality of food served today