Tacos Guadalajara

First food truck adventure!
Walking distance for us is a plus. Not that a drive is a problem in any way but there is more sense of adventure when you walk somewhere.
Well I drove by the truck on the way home. We have talked about going for a long time. I walk in the door and whispered the magic word, «tacos?» The next thing I know we are walking right down the block.
I love a home cooked meal and this is exactly what you’re getting. I have recently come to enjoy Chimichanga. I ordered mine –without beans– and a coke. My partner in adventures ordered a burrito. His burrito was huge. ;)
We ate like kings for $ 14.00.
My Chimichanga came out piping hot. Everything was rolled together and was with delicious tasting meat. It was not smothered in cheese, it was more like a garnish which was great cause then i don’t only taste cheese.
His burrito was stuffed full of all its glory and came with a couple chips.
We sat in the setting sun under the tent and gorged ourselves on what we feel was as authentic homemade Mexican meal. We thanked the cook and praised him on the food and tipped him generously. He was out there in the heat of a food truck and sun and making delicious food for who knows how many or how little of a crowd each time. We are going back,

We stopped by this taco truck by accident. We saw that there were many EMT/​Ambulance technicians eating here so we thought we had found something the locals enjoyed. We ordered two pastor tacos. The meat was tender and flavorful. Although the pork was covered in red sauce, it was not very spicy at all (and I usually am sensitive to spicy food). The workers here were friendly and the food was prepared quickly. Their menu is quite extensive and prices seemed reasonable. The place loses a star because they did not have any salsas already prepackaged for carry out orders. Their salsa selection was in front of the counter where you order, in an open dish, which I thought was quite unsanitary since anyone could sneeze into it or bugs could crawl into it.