Taqueria Casa Del Sabor

Taqueria Casa Del Sabor

★★★★☆ 3.7 (206) • $

Guy K. "In A Nutshell:-The tacos here are really worth the hype.-I've waited for a while to over to this part of town & glad I made the effort.-They have a drive-thru setup which is interesting being that this is a food truck located in a run down gas station/automotive shop.-I enjoyed 4 tacos: cabesa, al pastor, pollo & chorizo.-Each one tasted so good & unique.-The diced onions, salsa, turnips & sliced lime were nice sides to add on the tacos.Overall, the service was very friendly & fast. I would come here again for sure for their delicious tacos!"

Yaqui Zen Kitchen

Yaqui Zen Kitchen

★★★★★ 5 (17)

Ashley B. "Yaqui Zen is among the best vegan food in Vegas in my opinion. I love the strong, bold flavors. It seems like every time I see them at an event, they have at least one new item to try. Last time I came to see them at a vegan food festival, hubby and I tried the menudo and mango agua fresca with a chamoy and tajin dipped rim. Both were absolutely delicious and addicting. They are so nice and have excellent customer service. Would definitely recommend!"

Home-Made Ice Cream

Home-Made Ice Cream

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (15) • $

Amanda M. "This is not your average ice cream novelty truck. The trailer is very generic in appearance with a boring name that would fit right in at the food court of a county fair. The old-fashioned ice cream maker on display convinced me to check out the variety of frozen desserts being produced in the Snackers parking lot. The gears are moving complete with cartoonish sound effects, but it's just for show. The ice cream is actually made in a different facility for obvious reasons. You'll find about a dozen classic ice cream flavors available in your choice of a cup or cone, including vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, pistachio, mint chip, and other standards. I'm unsure of exact prices, but I paid $7 for a kid's cup and a small cup, so I think it's reasonable for a home-made/handmade product. The rocky road featured a chocolate base with pieces of almonds, chocolate chips, and marshmallows (store-bought), but my daughter's cookies and cream won the flavor test. Both were a bit sweet for my palate and I'd be happy with a kids size serving. The texture was great! It was soft like it had been churned recently, and very creamy without ice crystals. It also seemed to have less air incorporated than your average gas station Thrifty or Breyer's. I'm describing gelato. Maybe it was frozen custard.Stop by for a taste of home-made nostalgia! I don't know hours of operation or any other information on this business because I can't locate it on social media, but I can confirm that they were open around 5pm on Thursday. The location is convenient to Chinatown and The Strip. There is one parking space reserved for ice cream customers just to the right of the truck."

Yaad Patty

Yaad Patty

★★★★☆ 4.3 (7)

Stefany V. "I've heard great things about Yaad Patty and finally got a chance to try them at a local farmer's market. We had already tried another food truck beforehand, so grabbed one regular beef patty to share - they're actually really good sized, bigger than my hand. The dough is crazy flaky, too, so keep it in the paper pouch to avoid making a giant mess. I personally didn't love the beef filling, it seemed fairly one-note. But I am looking forward to finding them again to try their jerk chicken."