Sopa De Fideo

I started coming here for the breakfast tacos...and I still keep coming back for them. Honestly, it's some of the best ones I've had in Austin. They have the usuals you'd find but they're done well. The brisket is moist and finely chopped and they make their own chorizo. I usually go with flour tacos for breakfast but I once got a corn one and the texture on it was delicious. I finally went there for lunch once and decided to try their torta and the sopa. I had this moment of regret-not for what I ordered but that I didn't order this sooner. The sopa was warm, hearty and the torta was hoagie-ish paired well with their sopa. I still go to them often for breakfast but I've branched out into some of their more esoteric options-the Sammy 2.0 and they're nice enough to put the gravy in a separate cup so my food won't get soggy. What's more, Marta and Erika are the mother-daughter duo behind the magic and they're so nice and friendly and you can tell they put a lot of heart and effort into their cooking and food.

I love finding unusual places that are perhaps a bit off the radar but provide food that you can tell is made with both a passion for cooking and a creative flair. These are always worth seeking out.Located in a dusty food truck park is Sopa De Fideo and I had their take on homemade ground beef tacos that were absolutely sublime. True to their name, I was also provided with a cup of their delicious Fideo soup, and in an absolutely genius touch, the pasta in the soup were none other than alphabet noodles!Being an absolute child, I sat there obsessed trying to separate the right letters to form dirty words on my napkin but gave up when I couldn't locate a "F" or "C" to finish my evil plans. I was going to knock the restaurant down a star for that but I'm not a monster. (...said the guy spelling filthy words with soup)In all seriousness, the ladies running the show here was just as sweet as the food was amazing. The tacos; with choice of puffed corn shell or homemade flour tortillas were filled with well seasoned ground beef, grilled onion, cabbage, crema, and cotija (?) cheese and the flavor was just otherworldly. Love love love it! Salsa was great too...While I didn't have it on this particular day, they had a good choice of breakfast burritos, and others around me looked VERY happy eating them at the picnic tables scattered by the food truck. I say it in many of my reviews but we all have to help support family/community businesses and I just wish the best for these folks. I wish I lived in Austin to be able to be a "regular" but am looking forward to the next time I'm in town to head back as soon as I can.Thanks!!!

Yummmmm! I definitely need to make the time to come back here. I was in the mood to find a new taco place to try and stumbled upon this place. I ordered some breakfast tacos (classic bacon, egg and cheese and a brisket taco). They were delicious! Highly recommend this place. The staff was also really nice!

Groovy food park. Chorizo egg & cheese tacos. Go ! You won't regret it. Espectacular !!!

Got the chalupa w chorizo and it was so fire!! Plus the lady was so kind and was working so hard. 10/10 will be coming back to try the other food options.

I got the friendliest greetings. My food came out swiftly, but no quality was spared. The salsas were bold and spicy just like I like it. I can't wait to try more things on their menu. :3

Great spot. Amazing food, cool environment and great service. Check it out for sure!!

Flautas are my go to, either with the brisket or the grilled veggies. Fries with carne asada and the chalupa with carnitas are also delicious! The fideo soup is a tasty light side item with the noodles varying every time. Best part - family owned and operated. Really great people that seem almost like family now. Note: the little orange truck is now located in the back left of the property, off by itself.

This food truck is a little hard to find but it is located behind the Randalls off of 183 in northwest Austin. There are a couple of other vendors in the same location but it the only one offering tacos, chalupas, and other items. We enjoyed our chorizo tacos, loaded with egg, potato, and cheese. They include a couple of sauces: "hot" (a green sauce) and the "hot hot" (red). They aren't kidding-the hot hot is definitely going to require you to have some cold drink on hand to cool your mouth off after eating.Can't wait to try their new "El Chente" taco, a brisket offering with potato, onions, a fried egg, and home made pickled jalapeños, and queso fresco. Recommended.

Amazing food! Best breakfast taco truck I've had in Austin. Owner is very sweet and we got our food quick. Thank you, we will be back!