Taqueria Los Milagros

Continuing the 2024 photo series, representing October is my local food truck, Taqueria Los Milagros. I've lived in Russett neighborhood in Maryland City for 4 years, and drove by many time, but I never thought about the food truck there. On Thursday, October 17, I wanted to try a new business in my area that I hadn't been as I tend to go to the same old places in Corridor Marketplace. For Mexican food, it's Chipotle (Americanized-Mexican, but is good) & a taco place [Cabrito] connected to the Shell gas station (which I had once in 2021; was pretty good, went on a Wednesday and realized Tuesday was discount day, but wasn't so impressed I didn't feel overly compiled to go back). When I arrived, I thought it was connected to the liquor store there, but I realized it was a food truck. Although they had some outside seats, it was chilly that night plus already civil twilight, so I decided I'd take home. I think I had originally intended on eating inside whatever place, but I didn't care that much. The staff was nice, answering my couple of questions. I got the Carne Asada, which comes with rice & beans as well as a bean pupusa. The pupusa was amazing, and the entree was excellent too. I would definitely return.

Stopped after an oil change and mildly urgent blood sugar low. I waited about 10mins before the food was ready. There was only one person ahead. They cook the food on demand. The corn tortillas tasted homemade but were very dry, and the veggies were fresh. I ordered the chicken and steak tacos since this was my first time ordering from this establishment -simple seemed best. Both beef and chicken tasted like it had no seasoning and were unfortunately dry. I'm used to marinated meats and this was not it. If you are looking for a quick bite with zero frills, this is it. If you are looking for a seasoned tasty bite, please go somewhere else and spend $12 for 4 tacos.