El jalisciense 2

Food was delicious, authentic and made moderately fast. Service was quick and friendly. Ambiance was a small hole in the wall vibe. Recommend!

My wife discovered this food truck on our way to Schofield and decided to eat here on the return home. It's easily accessible provided you find the right turn and not busy. They have a tent area with benches near the truck to sit and wait, or enjoy your food. I ordered the California Burrito which came as a massive burrito. One of those OMG moments when I opened the foil to see it was huge. I started to get excited thinking about this steak burrito only to discover it was a let down. There had to be a whole bag of cold, shredded cheese in this burrito, mixed with french fries, steak, and whatever else. I thought the french fries were on the side, not in the burrito so this was a surprise, not terribly bad but unexpected. It was the crazy amount of cheese which ruined it for me. It was like eating cheese primarily. I told my wife that I'd rather eat a smaller, quality burrito than this. I didn't even finish it because it was too much...cheese. I do like cheese, but not that much.My wife did try a taco plate and said they were delicious. I believe there were three mini tacos.Given her review of the tacos, we'd likely stop for tacos but I'm not sure we would try the burrito again.

As someone who lived in SD for a few years I'm always looking for good Mexican. This place has amazing birria tacos that are tasty, filled with meat, and super fresh. I've come on random days and sometimes they still have these even if it's not the normal birria days. The staff are super nice and the location is right off the road so you can pull in park, order, and enjoy the food. They also have a bench or two if you want to sit there and eat, not a bad setting or location. There's also an interesting pond near by as well. Great food, good taco truck option, nice convenient location if you live in the area or driving through for work!

Absolutely amazing! Steak quesadilla was huge. You only see half in the picture. Awesome flavor and great habanero hot sauce/salsa. Next time I think we may try one of everything... seriously that good!Aloha!

My husband and I were tasked to pass out flyers to reach out to the Latino community. I looked up Mexican restaurants near me on Yelp and el jalisciense came up. I decided to go and get some Tacos on the way. I ordered a magonada and three tacos de carne. The owner Luis was very nice and he gave us a mango with Chile for free! It was the last one so they must sell a lot. I am not surprised they sell out it was so deliciously sweet and with the Chile peer added some extra flavor. Muchas gracias Luis!

I discovered what tortas were in college when a friend from california asked me to bring them back to campus on my weekend trips to NYC, and in the process I've developed a taste for them as well. Unlike most sandwiches you'd find in 7/11, these have a lot of stuff in them--lettuce, meat, cheese, sometimes beans, avocado, jalapeno etc. Like yakisoba sandwiches, they're a lot and I often feel gross and oily when I'm finished eating--but no complaints.I passed by this truck on a drive to Haleiwa, and fortunately saw the truck still open on the way back. The parking was a bit confusing--we turned into a back street then had to make a u turn and drive around a building and park kind of by the truck behind a temple or something (sorry--can't help you on where to park). Prices weren't bad for mexican food in hawaii and I love the idea of food trucks generally. I got a carnitas torta with everything, spicy. The pork was crisp, fatty and moist, balanced just a little by crisp lettuce and tomato. The crisp, thick bread soaked up the juices from the pork and peppers, mixed with the cheese and onions. Yum.I also got a cup of esquites for my little brother, and ended up eating all but two spoonfuls during the drive home. The workers gave me a cup of some kind of cucumber lime juice while I was waiting and that was wonderful. Thanks to them for that.Although it's quite a drive, I hope when I get better at driving I can make it back for another torta soon.

Lakeside TacosSounds good right? Ive passed by this truck at least a dozen times and today was its lucky day. Ive never seen a line here, that alone should caution any adventurous foodie but I had to find out if this lonesome truck sitting by the lake was something special.Hidden off a hard to see driveway on Wilkina Drive, I traversed a narrow path behind a blue building only conspicuously marked with a letter "G." (Dont miss it or else a tricky long u turn all the way back!)I ordered a steak burrito (standard taste testing item for me and Mex food) and three tacos (its taco tuesday yo) each with diffrent meats for sampling (chicken, beef, and pork). Wanted the Tamarind drink but they were out, bummer. Service was nice, but too quick, which made me a bit worrisome on the outcome.Sadly, none of the tacos wowed me, all tasted the same and was made wayyy to fast for me to deem it made to order. The tacos were also a bit soggy which makes me feel bad about mentioning this truck was lakeside to "Lake Wilson" (reservoir, large pond, resovoir, or whatever its called lol). Burrito was better, good size but I did say mild to both orders, they ended up way too hot for my sister to enjoy. The burrito was packed but the meat and beans were a little hard. The rest of it was rather dry.I feel like this truck may have had its best days behind them. "Ironically", I hope they can turn the "heat" on and "spice" it back up tho! MRC=4%

This place is amazing. The two guys who run it are so friendly. It's in a awkward place near Schofield Barracks, in a parking lot. But it's definitely one of the best food trucks on the island for Mexican food.

best tacos on island NO CAPPPPPPP THEY GASSSSSShave brought my latino friends and they all have loved it.

These tacos brought life back into my soul. A smile back onto my face. A sparkle into my eye. This dining experience left me feeling at peace with the universe. A playful balance of spices, onion, and lime waltzed across my tongue leaving me feeling truly satisfied. Need I say more.