I stumbled across this place after eating at Jack in the Box. I haven't had a carne asada burrito in decades since I usually go for cabeza or lengua. I forgot how good carne asada can be. First, the burrito is huge. Second, it's full of beef -- some places will load your burrito up with rice and beans, then you get a tiny bit of beef. That's not happening here, it's mostly beef with a little bit of beans and rice. I went with the habanero hot sauce which isn't as scary as it sounds. It's definitely spicy but not too hot. It's a cozy little place with a few tables to sit and eat. Can't wait to come back.

Really good breakfast burrito. I would definitely come back here if I am in the NW in the morning, and I'd like to try the other stuff on the menu too.

Tacos were delish. Fresh and tasty cook was very nice. Food was cooked to order. Double corn tortillas. Only thing missing was the lime but the meat was seasoned nicely so who cares. prices were higher that in the menus I saw on yelp. $4.00 each taco and $4.00 for a coke. I will go back.

Everything tasted extremely fresh! Tortillas taste handmade, very soft . Sign says everything is homemade and it definitely taste like that. El pastor is not greasy either. Tacos are huge and very filling.

Delicious, affordable, and freshly made Mexican dishes. I love the carnitas, eat at least once a week!

Looooved this somewhat hidden unassuming taco spot in northwest. The tacos were some of the best street tacos I've had in Portland, particularly their carne asada. Owners were kind and the place itself was pretty busy for a mid week day at 11am. Prices are fair, portions are big. It's sort of hard to get to on foot but not impossible. there's no reason you shouldn't come here ASAP because they're so good. Next time I'll get their nachos. 10/10.

Portland is a unique city. Part of their food culture includes having a lot of massive food truck pods around town and even as permanent structures in place of Brick and Mortar. I laughed so loud when I saw the two food trucks in the airport. Oh Portland Airport you are so clever. ( but that is another review for later) Now, I am from NY originally so I can get behind the food truck concept. It is a good idea to save money and showcase your talents in my opinion. If you can handle the limited space and safety issues it is sure a great way to save overhead costs and open a new business. With that said though, I am not a food truck kind of gal as far as eating from one goes. However, hey this one was in the driveway of my Airbnb so why not? So, one night I was just too exhausted from my day to walk up 23rd for diner so I indulged. Of course it was Mexican food and I live in Phoenix. The last thing I wanted here was Mexican food since I try to eat foods famous for the places I visit. Luckily Portland is foodie eclectic. I ordered a Carne Asada quesadilla and it was huge. It was too much and I ended up wasting some which was a sin since it was so good. It was pure delish! The cart is fun, semi covered with a plastic door enclosure for inclement weather I suppose, and has picnic tables you can sit at. I myself just took the food upstairs to my room. The men working there are kind. Thank you.

I've passed by this place so many times, and today, I finally thought I should stop by and try it. I went during prime lunch hours, so it was a little busy, but they got the food out quickly! My fiancé and I ordered 3 tacos each and shared a quesadilla. Tacos: 3.5. They were a good size. Packed with meat and pico de gallo. The taste was just OK in my opinion, but we moved here from Houston, where taco trucks reign supreme. Quesadilla: 4.5. I'll be honest, I don't really eat quesadillas much, so I don't have a great reference on what's a "great"'quesadilla. But man. I really enjoyed this one. It was much bigger than we expected and the melted cheese with the carne asada inside were so good! One other thing to mention: the sauces. I'm a big fan of spicy food and sauces. They have (3) sauces, which ranged from mild - habanero hot. My fiancé, who can't handle heat, found the sauces to be fine, but they were definitely not spicy enough for me. Overall, I enjoyed the place and love the little covered area they're in, with the tables and whatnot. I'd definitely make my way back for another quesadilla lol

First time here, good place to eat and chill out while waiting for service at MotoCorsa. Excellent WiFi via Xfinity. Had a chicken burrito, which was massive. Very very salty, otherwise very satisfying. Seven bucks for a huge burrito with a ton of meat in it is a very good deal.

This carnitas quesadilla is absurdly huge and full! Two different cheeses even, and fast service at lunch time. I'd planned on taking a photo, but I was too excited to get this in my body to wait for the first bite! It's on the bland side so plan on adding some hot sauce. All for $7.50!