Mojo TaGo

Had a great lunch from their food truck yesterday. I ordered the chicken burrito, and I was surprised by the size and quality. A previous reviewer had said that the burritos are the size of Chipotle's, but I was skeptical of this claim; Turns out I shouldn't have been. Well worth the $8 asking price. The chicken was very tender, and was seasoned with just enough cayenne to give it a perfect spice level for my palate, but some may find it a little hot for their liking. All the ingredients were fresh and the avocado spread was absolutely delicious.When I ordered they told me they were offering a free drink (normally $1 extra) if you ordered a side of chips with your entree. They had several dipping sauces for their chips, and based on a recommendation from the guy taking my order, I ordered chips with queso on the side. The chips were a far too oversalted, and the queso tasted like simple store-bought white queso out of a jar. Next time I get their food I'll skip the chips.Overall a great food truck. Glad they were out close to where I work in Dublin so I could try their food. Looking forward to trying other menu options in the future.

Mojo TaGo is yet another taco truck. I found it at Easton. They have a good size menu for a truck. It's not great but it's filling. The salsa was average and needed more seasoning. I had the vegetable tacos. It was 2 for about $7. The tacos were really small. It came in a foil container which helped catch the fillings that were falling out. The avocado slice was good but not as good as guacamole would have been. I would get something from Mojo TaGo if hungry. It's not a favorite truck of mine to seek out. The tacos were much better than fast food though.

I am updating my review after visiting the restaurant that has been open about 3 months. I went for lunch today and had a lovely visit and chat with a mgr/bartender. He made me a refreshing and flavorful Strawberry Basil Margarita in a mason jar, from the specialty drinks menu. I chose 3 tacos: Catfish Po'Boy, Kung Powell Shrimp, and Grilled Fish. I ate the Po'Boy first, which essentially ruined the other two for me because it was far better. I wanted to choke down two more Po'Boy tacos. Um, next time. I got an order of Avocado Salsa and Chips to go; I used to get this from the truck when I worked downtown and know how delicious it is. The place is about 20 minutes from my work, but it is worth the drive. Keep in mind the tacos are small for $3, but they are filled with quality ingredients. The space itself is funky and comfortable. When you enter, the takeout counter is clearly marked to order there, or to dine-in, proceed to the dining room which has several tables, as well as bar seating. I was the only person who dined in during my hour long visit, but someone came in to order takeout and I heard the takeout employee tell him he would bring it over shortly, then saw him walk the order over (I am assuming to a neighboring business). I recommend it if you are in the area for lunch or dinner.

Truck was outside of my work, i ordered carnitas burrito. Size was nice and big but taste was below sub par for the meat. Nothing special about the burrito..too much rice. Nothing authentic about the rice and beans..it tasted fresh but no spices or authenticity. They didn't even have home made salsas just typical salsas you buy out of store. I asked for cheese in burrito and they didn't put inNot impressed at all.

Mojo TaGo was ok-. They offer a good amount of menu items that range from burritos, quesadillas, bowls, to tacos. I ordered 3 tacos for $8, which isn't a bad deal. They serve nice sized tacos on double corn tortillas- somewhat street style. The carne asada taco had large pieces of cubed steak, but it was dry and tough to chew. The carnitas taco had some spice to it, which I liked, and the fresh pineapple was a nice addition. The chicken taco was by far the best. My friends got the bowls and were all indifferent. For some reason, a lot of restaurants are adding oil to their guacamole...??? Not sure- why... It makes it weird and runny... Yuck! Overall, quick, friendly service, but average food.

I've had this place bookmarked for ages and finally stopped by for lunch today. The location is very strange. Tucked back away from Downtown Powell, I had to MapQuest it to actually find the restaurant. And they're only open three days a week. Plus, their food truck was in the parking lot. I don't really get it. The interior is very nice, though. Clean lines, colorful, and a big bar. This seems like it would be a great location to rent out for a group. When I walked in on a Friday afternoon, I was the only customer in the joint. I surveyed the menu and decided on 3 tacos: chicken, traditional beef, and the beef short rib (aka korean beef). Mojo TaGo gets points for speady service. My "TaGo" tacos were ready in under five minutes. But, as the only customer, should I have expected any less? The tacos are quite small. While the ingredients were very fresh, I was not impressed by the flavor. The chicken and traditional beef had hardly any seasoning on the meat. The korean beef was the most flavorful, but it would still rank low on a normal "tasteless to tastiest" scale. For $10.50 and three tacos, I'm just not super impressed. Save yourself some time and go for a bite at Taco Loco on Sawmill instead.

Had the steak burrito while the truck was parked downtown. It was as big as a Chipotle burrito, and just as tasty too. For $8 I consider the burrito a bargain. I can eat. A lot. Trust me. I will be the first to say the burrito filled me up even without the side of chips and choice of salsa which can be added for $2. Only reason why I docked a star is because I would have liked to have a tad more steak in the burrito. All in all, I will purchase again!

love it!!! you are where I need you to be, when I need you.Like today at the corner of 3rd and State. Love the fresh fixings love the quac.Tried the veggie tacos a couple times now, slightly inconsistent, but always GREAT. Black beans, cheese, cabbage... I need to remember to request the pineapple salsa. I keep forgetting.2 tacos, even vegetarian, for $5 is surprisingly filling.Not a huge fan of the soft taco shell - it breaks easily and seems meh.Next time I'm doing a veggie quesadilla. and more guac.and remembering the pineapple salsa dagnabbit!

My review is only covering the tacos we had at my company's catered event. Each employee was allowed an order of two tacos (from the choices of carne asada, carnitas, chicken, or veggie), chips and salsa (either tomato or corn), and a drink (I got a Mexican Coke).I had the carne asada and carnitas tacos. I definitely liked the carnitas taco better, which had a nice pineapple salsa on it. The meat in the carne asada much less seasoned so the whole taco was a bit bland. I did enjoy the freshness of the pico de gallo and avocado sauce on top though.The chips are ok, but I think that it was too salty for me. The tomato salsa wasn't too bad though. It's got a good kick to it and the cilantro flavor is prominent.As for the Mexican Coke, how could you go wrong with Mexican Coke? :) I think I'll have to visit the truck another time to sample other items from the menu. Maybe it was just that their catering options left me a little disappointed.

Chicken tacos / quesadillas are amazing and full offlavor, and the carnitas / pineapple salsa are outstanding. Chips are among the best in Columbus and the salsa / guac is perfect. Definitely a great truck to book for a grad party or office event!! I've had lots of tacos from mexican food trucks around the country, and Mojo is superior.