Tacos Mi Reynita

my bff has been ranting about this place for quite some time now so happy I got a chance to check em out few weeks ago with her. I had quite the appetite so I ordered the crunchwrap along with 2 birria tacos with cheese. The birria here is DEF one of the best I've had in the bay so far! the quality tasting meat and consume?!!! LAWWWWDDDD. I dipped everything in it matter of fact I poured the consume over everything this round LOL. Now lets gets into this crunchwrapp. It was filled and stuffed with so much meat and toppings! they did not skimp out 1 bit at all! I also poured the remaining of my consume into this thang to give it an extra kick. Side disclaimer: they are on a church parking lot. Someone form the church has been talking to everyone in line to not park there and eat but he is literally doing the same thing and eating in his car. Not to sure what is going on but you need to find st parking or someone from the church will force you out of there. Service is fast as they can be. They have a big line so it took a decent amount of time. but well worth the wait. They have plastic table and chairs for their customer to eat and bounce out! DEF a fan and cant wait to come back for the pizza!

My favorite taco spot in Oakland. They make their own tortillas and I love how soft their street tacos are. I got the campechano vampiro, lengua taco and Al pastor taco. The campechano was a little messy to eat bc it's chopped meat and chorizo. The Al pastor and lengua are my favorite. Parking can be tough, as it is street parking only. Cash preferred and they have QR code for payment

This is for the San Jose location.I tried the Quesataco Asada & Chorizo taco. It was AMAZING. Everything complemented each other hella good from the handmade tortillas to the scoop of guacamole and char flavor of the Carne asada FIREEEEEEE. The chorizo was some of the best chorizo I've tried you can tell it's all home made definitely would recommend Service was good, There was a long line but it went by pretty quick so I can't complain The San Jose location is inside a small parking lot used for like a " mini micro food hall " But I've gone 2 times already and got parking so that was a plus !I also tried the " papa loca " on the 2nd try but it lacked flavor. It needed a bit of salt and just didn't hit the same as the tacos so that's where the Minus start comes from but other than that definitely check it out

A few people in line ahead of me when arrived. My friend and I had looked at the menu and photos on Yelp ahead of time and honestly it didn't help. There were so many delicious looking items. Person at the window took my order, was super clear and precise. It took a bit of time to get our order. There were probably 6 orders ahead of ours, and it took maybe 10 minutes? It felt longer because it was cold outside lol thankfully there are tables. It wasn't loud, patrons are decently quiet. Just normal East Oakland traffic sounds. Everything I ordered was delicious. The asada and birria tacos, and the sope. Will definitely be returning to try other items. Especially the burrito. That looked real good.

I was in the area and am a huge fan of Tacos Mi Reynita's San Lorenzo location, so decided to stop by their Oakland one after a concert since they were open late! The difference in ambiance definitely stood out - the truck here seems to be a little more formal since there's security, and various picnic tables to sit and eat. I'd give it a 3.5 but will round up!We ordered ~10 tacos and got a mix of pastor and lengua. The al pastor was honestly a little underwhelming and dry... I'm wondering if it's because we came a little closer to closing time and got the last bits of the machine? No idea. The lengua though I was a huge fan of! It was well marinated and wasn't too chewy. The tortillas also didn't fare amazingly well in the takeout box after a ~20 minute drive.Parking is limited, there were maybe 2 spots in the lot with the security guard. But there's more street parking available, so we didn't find it to be a hassle.

This is now one of my favorite spots for Mexican food! It's located in a parking lot, so kind of weird. You have to either find parking on the street or in the lot across the street. Every time I have come here, it's been super busy. You order up by the truck and have to pick it up once your number is called. There is seating, but it is fairly limited. Also note that this is outside and open to the elements, so keep the weather in mind when coming here!We ordered a few different types of tacos and a quesadilla. They were very well-filled and delicious. Probably some of the better tacos I've had in a while! The thing that really made it for me is the salsa bar though!! There is a huge assortment of sauces to choose from to enhance your meal, and it's self-serve so you can get how much or how little you need. I ended up trying all of the salsa options. Do not sleep on the salsa bar! This is a spot that I would go out of my way to go to, it was that good. I do want to come back to try their other offerings, including the quesabirria!

Yummy yummy my first time getting a burrito here and it was delicious!!!!! I usually get tacos but this burrito hit the spot hard! Ask for salsa limón pepino cebollitas and jalapeño on the side . I couldn't finish the burrito but sooo very good!

Wow. This place was fantastic! Everything you want from a food truck. I wish it were closer proximity to my home. If you're ever in the East Bay, this one is my favorite I've had. Parking sucks on the narrow crowded street. We opted to risk it and park at the Auto Zone across from it. It was worth the risk. What's nice is that they have an awning and tables set up and most people just share the picnic benches.The agua fresca I ordered was delicious. I opted for pineapple. There were small bits of pineapple in the drink which I loved.I ordered 4 tacos which come TJ style. 2 were steak and 2 were al pastor that came from the spit. I want to confess that their steak was tender and packed with flavor. I usually say pastor is the way to go at taquerias, but this one was fire.Pastor B- Steak (carne asada) AOf course, I had to try their birria. I ordered a burrito which all come in the super form with guacamole and sour cream. I ordered mine without beans. The birria was great! If I had to rate the birria I'd say it was A2 and the steak was A1. (No pun intended) It wasn't super oily and it had a good flavor to it.Birria A-Overall, the experience was great and I will come here any time I'm in the East Bay!

Incredibly disappointing, disastrous and dissatisfying. Was craving tacos and saw this place on Instagram and it had great reviews so figured I'd give it a try. The food took forever to come out and when I finally got it, they got my order wrong (one of the meats was wrong.) The quesabirria tasted like burnt stove and the carne asada tacos were bland as hell. The salsas were watery and tasteless and the consume had to be doctored up with extra seasoning and tasted burnt as well. The burnt taste was so overpowering that it was nasty actually and reminiscent of gasoline, so I didn't have anymore. One of the salsas tasted like it had peanuts in it which no one made mention of so beware if you have an allergy!The location isn't in friendliest of communities but you can park in the auto zone across the street at your own risk.I will certainly not be back.

Glad to find this quick taco spot! It's a good truck set up. Ordered the tripa and cabeza tacos with avocado sauce and a horchata.Been looking for a place that had tripa and was happy to see it here. However it tasted a bit over cooked or not fresh. The meat was tough and hard to chew through compared to the crispy tripa tacos that I love. The cabeza meat was tender and good. The tacos came w several sauce choices, cucumbers, limes, and small onions. The horchata was really good!Affordable prices and quick service! They accept cash, zelle, or cash app. It's located in a fenced area with security and limited parking. There are a few sit down tables. Would come back again to try the other proteins!