This is my favorite food truck that makes a stop at my work building every few weeks. Everything I've had so far has been great - the quesadilla, al pastor fries, and 3 tacos plate. They are very generous with the meat on their street tacos. I love how flavorful their meat and sauces are, so it's worth the money each time.
Joe P.
I ate a burrito from this food truck at my office complex at Lakeshore Towers. They offer Mexican dishes like burritos, quesadillas and tacos. I ordered the green burrito ($11 | chicken, pinto beans & rice). They did not have green tortillas, so they used a regular tortilla. Although the burrito was packed, I felt the ingredients could have been better seasoned with cumin and other typical Mexican spices. The habañero salsa helped a bit, but couldn't rescue a burrito that had iceberg lettuce. I don't like lettuce in my burrito. Regarding the service, it was friendly enuf. However, I was told it would take 10 min (which I thought was kinda long), but ended up taking closer to 15 min. Others seemed to be waiting longer than expected also. I don't think I will return. I didn't finish my burrito bc I became bored with the taste, and I rarely leave leftovers. I guess this is just another mediocre food truck. At least its not overpriced too!
Morgan W.
You know... the food is meh and the service is even worse. We have had multiple issues with this truck at several locations (Brewheim and Brewery X). Whether it is being charged for an item and it never being made, one item in the order having been sitting for a while and cold (while we waited right next to the truck for our order), or an item never being written down/made...the issues never seem to end. When it comes to correcting mistakes, they are defensive at best. At this point we are done giving them chances. I suppose when we see they are the food truck, it is time for Postmates or bringing our own snacks. Also, if you order the asada fries...you get a lot of fries and very little anything else for $12.
Andy N.
I paid $14 for a shrimp burrito-horrible. They should call it a salad burrito. It was stuffed with lettuce and Pico de Gallo. The shrimp were barely recognizable. Never again!
Kylie H.
Wish I could give it more stars, but honestly the tacos I had were inedible! This truck came to my work today during lunch since our cafeteria is getting renovated. I ordered the 3 taco plate, which came with the smallest dollop of beans. Immediately I knew the beans were cold, because the cheese shreds on top were not melted in the slightest. My thoughts were confirmed when I tried a bite. Moved on to the tacos next, which stated it came with guacamole & Pico. Uhhhh there was salsa verde on top, but not guacamole?? Took 1 bite and HOLY SALT, someone went in HEAVY when seasoning this meat. I mean, to the point it was inedible. Despite being so hungry, I took 1 bite of the taco & had to throw the rest away. No exaggeration, I could not get past the extreme salt of the tacos. Spent over $8 on 3 small tacos I couldn't even eat.
Abigail B.
Saw Brewheim's Insta Story about tonight's food truck and checked it out for dinner. I got the Al Pastor fries and my boyfriend had the Steak Quesadilla. Both were so good! The meats are tender and seasoned well. Portions are hefty that you can easily share a meal. Didn't disappoint one bit!
Gabrielle G.
Luckily... my job has different food trucks everyday. My first time at Fiesta Gourmet was great. Seeing the reviews, I already knew this place was going to be a winner. I had a burrito and the flavor was great, large portions, and it wasn't too expensive. Can't wait to try more.
Brandon D.
This truck comes to our work once a week and it's unreal!! So delicious!! The staff is very friendly and accommodating and have vegan options that taste just as good. If you see this truck you have to try them out. :)
Ali Soltani
This truck was parked outside of Bottle Logic. We thought it was just a regular taco truck, but ended up impressed. The classic tacos were excellent. The best part was the tortillas - soft and thick. They must have been made fresh. The fillings were pretty good and had a good amount of meat. There were many different types of salsas and some had a good amount of spiciness, not overpowering. I am a fan and was pleasantly surprised. Hopefully this truck makes it way to south county.
The food truck came to my school campus and I thought it was alright. I got the guac tacos with al pastor. The idea of the guac taco was delicious but I did find the al pastor salty which was kind of a bummer. Price wasn't horrible for 2 tacos and a side of rice. Rice was not anything spectacular just regular rice.
Gina B.
Just went to food truck Friday in Garden Grove and I'm just saying OH MY GOODNESS IT WAS AMAZING! Asada fries and shrimp burrito are off the hook! YUMMY!
Katelyn Norris
The food truck came to my school campus and I thought it was alright. I got the guac tacos with al pastor. The idea of the guac taco was delicious but I did find the al pastor salty which was kind of a bummer. Price wasn't horrible for 2 tacos and a side of rice. Rice was not anything spectacular just regular rice.
Diane Y.
Solid food truck choice. When I see asada french fries on the menu, there's a 97% chance that I'm ordering it. I asked if I could get half asada and half al pastor fries because I saw an enticing photo of the al pastor on Yelp. While waiting, we enjoyed freshly cooked tortilla chips laid out on the curbside table in front of the truck. Don't worry- the chips might be communal but the salsa is not. There were small containers one could squeeze salsa bottles out of and dip the crispy, lightly salted chips. Salsa spice level is at a medium and there's only 1 option. Curbside salsa and chips was addicting and a thoughtful gesture that I appreciated. I was amazed by the huge serving size of my asada/ al pastor fries! It caught a lot of eyes while I walked my lunch to the building. Toppings included jalapeños (yes!), bacon and guacamole. The two drizzled sauces were chipotle and sour cream. French fries were crispy and lightly seasoned. The asada and al pastor had a savory marinade. Altogether, the blended flavors of each item made me do my happy-while-eating dance. Definitely a 2 serving entree! I microwaved the rest for dinner and it still received attention from my coworkers because the smell was just delicious.
Robert O.
I had the quesadilla with Chicken at the Orange farmers market. It was a lot of food and sooo good! The chipotle sauce had just enough kick to Bring out a ton of flavor. Needless to say I enjoyed it. I saw a few burritos come out the window that looked really good. Next time that will be the call. Great food truck with great customer service.
This is my favorite food truck that makes a stop at my work building every few weeks. Everything I've had so far has been great - the quesadilla, al pastor fries, and 3 tacos plate. They are very generous with the meat on their street tacos. I love how flavorful their meat and sauces are, so it's worth the money each time.
I ate a burrito from this food truck at my office complex at Lakeshore Towers. They offer Mexican dishes like burritos, quesadillas and tacos. I ordered the green burrito ($11 | chicken, pinto beans & rice). They did not have green tortillas, so they used a regular tortilla. Although the burrito was packed, I felt the ingredients could have been better seasoned with cumin and other typical Mexican spices. The habañero salsa helped a bit, but couldn't rescue a burrito that had iceberg lettuce. I don't like lettuce in my burrito. Regarding the service, it was friendly enuf. However, I was told it would take 10 min (which I thought was kinda long), but ended up taking closer to 15 min. Others seemed to be waiting longer than expected also. I don't think I will return. I didn't finish my burrito bc I became bored with the taste, and I rarely leave leftovers. I guess this is just another mediocre food truck. At least its not overpriced too!
You know... the food is meh and the service is even worse. We have had multiple issues with this truck at several locations (Brewheim and Brewery X). Whether it is being charged for an item and it never being made, one item in the order having been sitting for a while and cold (while we waited right next to the truck for our order), or an item never being written down/made...the issues never seem to end. When it comes to correcting mistakes, they are defensive at best. At this point we are done giving them chances. I suppose when we see they are the food truck, it is time for Postmates or bringing our own snacks. Also, if you order the asada fries...you get a lot of fries and very little anything else for $12.
I paid $14 for a shrimp burrito-horrible. They should call it a salad burrito. It was stuffed with lettuce and Pico de Gallo. The shrimp were barely recognizable. Never again!
Wish I could give it more stars, but honestly the tacos I had were inedible! This truck came to my work today during lunch since our cafeteria is getting renovated. I ordered the 3 taco plate, which came with the smallest dollop of beans. Immediately I knew the beans were cold, because the cheese shreds on top were not melted in the slightest. My thoughts were confirmed when I tried a bite. Moved on to the tacos next, which stated it came with guacamole & Pico. Uhhhh there was salsa verde on top, but not guacamole?? Took 1 bite and HOLY SALT, someone went in HEAVY when seasoning this meat. I mean, to the point it was inedible. Despite being so hungry, I took 1 bite of the taco & had to throw the rest away. No exaggeration, I could not get past the extreme salt of the tacos. Spent over $8 on 3 small tacos I couldn't even eat.
Saw Brewheim's Insta Story about tonight's food truck and checked it out for dinner. I got the Al Pastor fries and my boyfriend had the Steak Quesadilla. Both were so good! The meats are tender and seasoned well. Portions are hefty that you can easily share a meal. Didn't disappoint one bit!
Luckily... my job has different food trucks everyday. My first time at Fiesta Gourmet was great. Seeing the reviews, I already knew this place was going to be a winner. I had a burrito and the flavor was great, large portions, and it wasn't too expensive. Can't wait to try more.
This truck comes to our work once a week and it's unreal!! So delicious!! The staff is very friendly and accommodating and have vegan options that taste just as good. If you see this truck you have to try them out. :)
This truck was parked outside of Bottle Logic. We thought it was just a regular taco truck, but ended up impressed. The classic tacos were excellent. The best part was the tortillas - soft and thick. They must have been made fresh. The fillings were pretty good and had a good amount of meat. There were many different types of salsas and some had a good amount of spiciness, not overpowering. I am a fan and was pleasantly surprised. Hopefully this truck makes it way to south county.
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The food truck came to my school campus and I thought it was alright. I got the guac tacos with al pastor. The idea of the guac taco was delicious but I did find the al pastor salty which was kind of a bummer. Price wasn't horrible for 2 tacos and a side of rice. Rice was not anything spectacular just regular rice.
Just went to food truck Friday in Garden Grove and I'm just saying OH MY GOODNESS IT WAS AMAZING! Asada fries and shrimp burrito are off the hook! YUMMY!
The food truck came to my school campus and I thought it was alright. I got the guac tacos with al pastor. The idea of the guac taco was delicious but I did find the al pastor salty which was kind of a bummer. Price wasn't horrible for 2 tacos and a side of rice. Rice was not anything spectacular just regular rice.
Solid food truck choice. When I see asada french fries on the menu, there's a 97% chance that I'm ordering it. I asked if I could get half asada and half al pastor fries because I saw an enticing photo of the al pastor on Yelp. While waiting, we enjoyed freshly cooked tortilla chips laid out on the curbside table in front of the truck. Don't worry- the chips might be communal but the salsa is not. There were small containers one could squeeze salsa bottles out of and dip the crispy, lightly salted chips. Salsa spice level is at a medium and there's only 1 option. Curbside salsa and chips was addicting and a thoughtful gesture that I appreciated. I was amazed by the huge serving size of my asada/ al pastor fries! It caught a lot of eyes while I walked my lunch to the building. Toppings included jalapeños (yes!), bacon and guacamole. The two drizzled sauces were chipotle and sour cream. French fries were crispy and lightly seasoned. The asada and al pastor had a savory marinade. Altogether, the blended flavors of each item made me do my happy-while-eating dance. Definitely a 2 serving entree! I microwaved the rest for dinner and it still received attention from my coworkers because the smell was just delicious.
I had the quesadilla with Chicken at the Orange farmers market. It was a lot of food and sooo good! The chipotle sauce had just enough kick to Bring out a ton of flavor. Needless to say I enjoyed it. I saw a few burritos come out the window that looked really good. Next time that will be the call. Great food truck with great customer service.