Sinaloa Tacos

Discussing. The people should be ashamed of themselves selling us this food. Will not go back and do not recommend them. Stay away!Que asco. La señora se pasó de onda vendiéndonos estos Hot Dogs. Que mala calidad. Que tipo de negocio es este.

When Yelp had reported Sinaloa Tacos CLOSED, I was bummed and thought that the pandemic had played a part in closing them down, as I've been a long time supporter even holding a few taco crawl UYEs back on the day.Well, just last week, we decided to take a drive along N Decatur to seek out more possible hidden gems, and to our disbelief coming up on Lake Mead, we see Sinaloa Tacos surrounded by a white fence, lights are on, and locals are getting their taco fix, and all this time we thought they were closed!?We pull into the parking lot and get our fix of what they're known for Tacos de Cabeza and Tacos de Lengua, and one of the few street vendors that crank out fresh tortillas on the spot. Although prices have slightly increased (as with all other businesses) the taste is just like we remember! MAHALO Yelp HQ for reversing their status...ALOHA!!!!SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

It's pretty good, only downside for me is when you ask for a Torta. Please don't cut it in half. Pieces of aluminum go into the Torta. So I guess keep in eye out.

Amazing food, I ordered a burrito and it was packed with meat.

I've been on the hunt for good tacos for a while as my usual spot has become too commercialized. I had passed this stand for years during my daily commute to work and I'm so glad I remembered it when I got hungry for tacos on a Saturday night. I have one rule when it comes to taco joints: if the place ain't poppin', I'm not stoppin'! Despite this taco stand being in the middle of a parking lot I was surprised to see a steady line and people sitting outside enjoying their food. I figured it couldn't be too bad if the people were lining up. As I was in line something caught my eye: a sign that read: handmade fresh tortillas. Any taco lover will tell you that's the first sign of a good taco. A bad tortilla won't stand up to the filling and will break on you. The second thing I noticed: the prices. I was surprised to see how affordable they were given the trend in the valley to over inflate prices on street food. I placed my order and eagerly awaited my carne asada tacos. I live a few minutes away so I didn't mind driving home before diving in. When I got home I was impressed by how well they had packaged each order and adding in lime slices and salsas with each order. The tacos themselves were great! The meat was nicely cooked and seasoned well. The tortillas were the right thickness, not too thick or too thin. What really made the taco was the salsa! I enjoyed the red although the green was also tasty. A word of caution: The tacos come with onion and cilantro the way you would get them in Sinaloa, MX. These are not Tijuana tacos. Yes, there are differences with each region and they are all delicious!

An old-school taco truck, packed with FIVE employees cooking up food for the crowds- no exaggeration. I found this spot not because the truck itself is brightly lit or anything, but because the whole parking lot is full of parked cars and trucks with families chowing down. We ordered five different tacos and a quesadilla. Pricing is good, ~$2/taco and $6 quesadilla. I appreciated that the portions were generous and the meats were not greasy. However, the meats tasted very similar- the al pastor and lengua were our favorite, everything else tasted more or less the same. Quesadilla had tons of cheese. Salsas are either very spicy (especially the verde) or not spicy at all (the creamy avocado sauce).This location is clearly very popular, but perhaps we just didn't order the best dishes. Note that there is also a hotdog cart in this parking lot. If you don't care for the tacos here, there are three more taco restaurants (also open late) in the next block.

I got a huge bug in my burrito , worst thing that could ever happen to you, call to complain and the owner got offended with my tone of voice and hung up on me twice. If I would've not looked down to put salsa on my burrito game over I would have chopped that nasty big big in half . Never going again or any other place like this

I came here last night with about 20 people from Yelp as the first stop on Nelson's UYE Taco Trek and Cool Down #2.I got two tacos, one cabeza with a hand made corn tortilla; the other was lengua with flour tortilla. After stopping at the toppings bar on the side of the wagon, I enjoyed these tacos a lot. I like the sliced cucumbers and their spicy hot green salsa. It was very good. On the lengua, I put some pineapple which made the flavor of the tongue stand out.I think this would be a place to which I'll return and get some tacos to go. I find that eating at food trucks is problematic because you don't have a place to sit nor a table. Of course, I could have gotten one of my folding chairs we use for after hike Guinness Time but today's not the best time to think of that.This is a good street taco place and I recommend it if you're on the west side of Las Vegas!

Food is good not gonna lie, but after buying food to go and getting home just to realize a GREEN FLY on my 2-year-old girl !After contacting the business owner (which was laughing at what happened) he said (worse things has happened to me at certain locations) so he refused to reimburse the amount of the food purchased, once we told him we were going to publish what just happened on social media, just after those words, he raised his voice and cursed at us.Like I said before, food was awesome before this happened.

Los tacos están buenos solo que el guacamole se mira muy extraño un color muy verde brillante no creo que eso tenga aguacate