Amazing Mexican food, now they also have aguas frescas ( horchata and Jamaica) . Super affordable…read moreand great quality food!! 100% recommend.

If you haven't been in Mexico yet come here for a piece of our food. Tacos and garnachas well done…read morehere period!

A few months ago I ended up getting some Columbian arepa burgers to go while I was out in Jackson…read moreHeights. They probably are better piping hot but were still really good. I ended up getting the Macitos Y chicharron and the arepa burger and got to try my friend's salchipapas (hotdogs/fries). Don't knock it until you try it. The hotdogs and fries with all the saucy sauce combo is absolutely delicious. My arepa burger was pretty good but I think the add-ons of bacon and the chicharron and everything were so meat heavy and made it a little tough to chew. But delicious flavors. There was a pretty decent amount of people at the food truck. Would rather try them again fresh off the grill.

Pensé que tenían una buena calidad de comida pero la carne que trae la arepa ni con hambre pude…read morecomerla, tenía un sabor como si se estaba dañando, la hamburguesa hawaiana la salsa de piña estaba dañada y le colocaron sola menos de la mitad de un bacon. Perdí mi tiempo esperando el delivery. Así que deberían mejorar la calidad. Me parece de muy mal gusto que uno esperando un delivery con hambre y llegue algo que ni provoca comerlo.

This is my favorite Mexican food in the neighborhood. My usual order is their carnitas tacos,…read morewhich are delicious, they are very generous with the meat, we also enjoy their chicken tortas with everything , a big grill chicken sandwich with black beans, Mexican cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and avocado. Our new favorite is their birria tacos which is available only Friday's and Saturday's.

I been eating from this food cart for over 4 years and I never had any complaints. Just for the…read moreheck of it I decided to check Yelp and of course This amazing Taco Food Cart was here. (Thanks Yelp) Anyway, I always order the 3 soft shell tacos Chicken, beef and only once I had salted beef but that was way too salty for me. These are old fashioned street taco and I absolutely love them, never for sick from eating here and customer service is always super

I have recently developed a bit of an obsession with these tacos. I have been here a handful of…read moretimes already, and my order is always the same: one chicken taco and two beef. What stands out is how fresh and authentic everything tastes. This food truck tends to draw a late-night crowd. Usually, they are pretty quick and the tacos are delicious. One thing to note is that there is no seating available, so it's a strictly a grab-and go spot.

I usually pass by this truck every time I have a dermatology appointment, but one day I decided to…read moregive it a try. It was a Tuesday and Election Day. First of all, everything here is $13, except for shrimp meals, which are around $14. If you're paying with Apple Pay or another app, there's an additional dollar fee, so cash is better. There's another food truck between Sumpter Pl and Broadway, outside Woodhull Hospital and near Starbucks and Chipotle. The prices are slightly different, with most menu items ranging from $11 to $12, so I assume each operator adjusts for competition. The demographic at my location is primarily African American, but this part of Bushwick tends to be more diverse, with many families, children, and a notable Hispanic presence. For what you're getting, it's really good. My birria tacos were loaded with flavor from the well-seasoned beef, which has a great burst of juicy meat and cheese that makes the soft taco even more tender and chewy. The vegetables and the mozzarella added moisture to the taco, and the birria sauce was savory and plentiful--I had extra and couldn't resist drinking it like soup. You'll definitely need a drink to refresh your palate afterward. The smell of onions and peppers will linger on your hands, face, breath, and clothes. No doubt they are using fresh ingredients, but beware, you will need a peppermint. The truck is parked near the Myrtle Ave. Checkers, Dunkin' Donuts, and Popeyes, making it easy for Brooklynites to spot or for people who know the area to stumble upon. However, because it's on Myrtle Ave., locals know this isn't the most hygienic or scenic spot, even by Brooklyn standards. Myrtle Ave. is Brooklyn's very own 125th St., if that makes sense. The loud noises from traffic, blaring speakers, or a homeless person claiming this block as theirs, unfortunately, take away from the pleasant vibe of a humble taco stand. The operator of the truck was so nice and friendly. I would definitely recommend people try this truck, but honestly, it might be too good for this rough area.

It was very good. Only suggestion the meat should have tasted a bit better. The empanadas were…read moredelicious.

Away from the hustle and bustle of Roosevelt Ave is Dominican Chimi, a food truck nestled on the…read morecorner of 98th and 40th Ave, selling a myriad of Dominican bites and snacks to the local community. Pre-COVID, I saw them in the same spot all the time but since the pandemic, it's been a bit off and on. I'm hoping this review brings a little love their way, as they are one of the few and perhaps only Dominican themed food trucks in the borough. If it wasn't already obvious, the name is a nod to one of the country's most famous snacks / sandwiches. It is also the kind of name I can get behind. No fancy signage, no ridiculously pretentious names, just a term for what they do best. I can dig it. Of course, get a chimi. Get two of them. At roughly $5 each, it's not exactly breaking the bank. I know they offer them in beef, chicken, and chorizo, but to make things interesting, I often ask for them in *mixtos* form. The rest of the menu is a mish mash of Latin foods ranging from patacons to burritos, I think folks ought to give their longaniza a hard look, as well as the chicharronpollos and their mofongo. When was the last time you ate mofongo from a truck? Exactly. They are a cash only business and they offer delivery to the surrounding neighborhood. Speaking Spanish is probably somewhat a prerequisite and they are usually open during my favorite time: late at night.

Dogs are piping hot, and have a good snap. The service is friendly and fast. You'll be lucky if…read morethey make it back to the car!

CLASSIC! Everything you want and need in a hot dog. Either you want the basics or go for gold and…read moreget the chili cheese dog. There is no fail to your order. Anytime im on Woodhaven for lunch I will always make this a must visit. Just remember to bring cash =)

They have evolved since they started but never disappoint. Tacos on point!! Tostones with salami is…read moredelicious!!!

What can I say! Service is great…read more Definitely a good vibe and clean Food great! Just got back from AZ as well and I'd say these tacos are better than the ones I had out there! Wild to think! Definitely got another regular

Pork tacos were tasty and fresh tasting, topped with raw onion, parsley, guacamole. The chorizo…read moretacos were good at first but the oil fall from the plate to the sidewalk kinda ruined it for me. All things said, the guy was cool, the food was fresh and tasty, and my taco craving was satisfied.

This is a little food trunk serving tacos, tortas, sopes and quesadillas on the corner of 108th St…read moreand Roosevelt Ave. I only tried it once, and I don't like to review after just one visit, but I'll make an exception here; the Corona taco trucks need more exposure on Yelp! Given that this is my first review, it's probably going to a little boring - giving you fair warning. I have to admit, I thought I was rolling the dice here. The owner/cook was pretty friendly, though didn't strike me as having great English; it helps to know Spanish in Corona. I liked that they used a blue corn tortilla for the tacos. For the benefit of those who don't know, tacos in Mexico tend to more typically be served on two soft corn tortillas and dressed with cilantro and onions. Often times it will also be dressed with a guacamole (I say "a guacamole" because there's more than one way to make that stuff). It tried a sampler of 3 fairly safe bets - beef, chicken and carnitas (i.e. pork). This truck is different in that they don't grill the meat to order. All of the food is already prepared and in a steam table. This does have the benefit of getting you fed very quickly and for the meats to be prepared through braising to make them more tender and moist. Unlike other trucks, the guacamole is included on the taco (if you want it), The chicken was tasty! So was the carnitas! And I was pleased that the carnitas was more on the leaner end; a lot of times carnitas will have chunks of pork fat - not my cup of tea personally. I was surprised to find the beef on the blander end, but at least it was not gamey at all. I have to warn you, the meats were sitting in a sauce, so it will be a little messy to eat. They have some other meats to choose from - chorizo (spicy sausage), beef tongue, cecina (like a beef jerky), ear, tripe, al pastor (carnitas with a spicy pineapple sauce), bbq goat, beef milanesa and chicken milanesa (milanesa = breaded). I'd definitely go back to try out other dishes.