Maria’s Mexican Food

We Looove Maria's truck!! They have awesome tacos , burritos, sopas.... Churros! Everything. Even their French fries are inexpensive and Yumm. I just wish they were open past 7!! Why not 7:30, Maria's ( sad face here) You must try this place !

My now husband and I hired Maria's to cater our wedding. Before this we always had great experiences with their food, service and staff. For our wedding they did not disappoint. We will always be grateful to Maria's food truck for feeding our close friends and family such yummy food. I will always recommend these guys :) THANK YOU!!! Your all amazing

We did our monthly taco Tuesday meet with Maria's this month.Plenty of parking can be found in the parking lot. Credit cards are accepted without a surcharge being applied. Taco Tuesday specials: $1.50 chicken or pork tacos.Service was friendly and food was ready quickly (10 minutes).My wife and I each ordered a Carnitas burrito for $8 each. Absolutely delicious! The filling was perfectly paired without one ingredient overpowering the other. The pork wasn't greasy. Both sauces (red and green) were savory. My favorite was the red sauce since it had more heat.We also ordered a few tacos: Asada for $2 and Carnitas for $1.50 (Taco Tuesday). Tasty little tacos.For sides we ordered Rice for $1.50 and Beans for $1.50. I never like Mexican rice but my wife does. We both enjoyed the beans as well.Overall, an excellent food truck with appetizing food, fair pricing and quick service.

Nice to see a taco truck here. Just opened today (22 April 2020).The tacos:Carnitas - beautiful and crisp edges. Not greasy. Great flavor.Asada - juicy and flavorful meat.Adobado - nicely spiced pork with good flavor.Lengua - beautifully done. Tender and flavorful meat. A great lengua.Cabeza - wow. Some of the best I've ever had. Lovely, juicy, tender, and full of great flavorAll tacos come with hot sauce. I had the red. Superb flavor and just the right spicy heat kick. This is a dried spice type salsa. May be odd to you if you've never had it. Give it a try and a chance. Good stuff.They have other Mexican food too.A little slow, but they did just open today. And I have to give them the benefit of the doubt because they had the self-confidence to open a new business in the middle of the pandemic (yes, it's the perfect business for that, but it's still a risky, gutsy move).Food is as good as the best taco trucks in Monroe.In the Chevron parking lot at the roundabout in Sultan.Just an all around great taco truck. We'll be back!

Super yummy!! Great customer service and awesome food. I can't believe we didn't stop here sooner. Located in the chevron parking lot at the round about on Highway 2 between Sultan and Startup. Definitely worth a stop.

Maria's, the downtown restaurant, was recommended to use just after we moved to Sultan. We went our first week in town and they had been open about two weeks. I had my go-to camarones a la diablo and they were fantastic. We had been going to a local family chain (Monroe, Duvall, Carnation, Redmond, Sultan, and Snohomish) for almost 40 years and think that we have found a new Mexican food home. It was that good! They are still trying to get up to speed with the POS system but the food is fantastic.

Unassuming taco truck located in a Sultan gas station parking lot. Great prices, good portions, hearty and delicious.Meats included adobada, asada, lengua, cabeza, birria (new).Adobada burrito ($9) was large, packed with protein, and wonderfully seasoned (loved the hint of sweetness). They also have quesadillas, tacos, fries (papas fritas), and various other items.

I ordered the deluxe burrito ($10.50). It filled me up but lacked flavor -- it seemed to be filled mostly with beans. If I went back after hiking, I would go for the tacos instead. Bottom line: There aren't tons of options in the area, so don't expect much here or elsewhere!

Best tacos and sopes in the area. This was great post hike food. If I had to choose one thing that's my favorite on the menu it's definitely the sope. The sope (a thick tortilla that is deep fried and almost like a pie shell made of masa) was not too thick or thin and fried to perfection. I didn't like the onions and tomatoes on it and there wasn't a lot of meat but it was enough to do the job. I think if it was season a little more with more meat on it, I would have gotten thirds. I'm not gonna lie we went back for seconds because it was Soo good. I enjoyed their tacos as well. There was a good ratio of adobada and asada to tortilla and not an overwhelming amount of cilantro and onions.

Fast, courteous service, and consistent signature flavors - everything you could want in a food truck. Add their year-round climate-controlled dining tent, and it's no wonder they are a weekly habit for many in our community.