La Eskinna

This place is a vibe! It's definitely a small and sort of experimental place, I get he vibe that it's in some sort of shared kitchen. The service is AMAZING (they're really, really nice here) and the food is equally amazing (even just the basic tacos are to die for). This was easily some of the best Mexican food I had in the area.

Oh my ... when I first went it was at the food truck & I will start by saying I was so scared going to this location!!! I was ready to turn around and say forget it !! But trust the process , you're going the right way, you won't get kid napped ! Lol just order at the food truck and take it to the carFood was sooooooo good !!!! Tried some of everything ! Sat in the car and ate everything. No pictured but the corn was amazing We ordered stuff just to start with and taste and end up order more !!

The road to get here is quite bumpy. I thought I was lost at one point but I followed other vehicles that were going to the area. There will be many construction sites and 18-wheelers. The wait for the food was about 20 minutes, and ordering was quite smooth. I placed my order and waited in the car to pay. When they are done with your order, the chef brings it out, and you pay her. I believe that they are cashless since I did not see a cash option to pay. The food was definitely worth the wait. The only thing I would not order again would be the birria ramen. Though it was very flavorful, I thought it wasn't worth it as much as the other items I ordered. The el pastor tacos were amazing, and the el pastor fries and flauntas were great to share with my friend. The fry-to-protein ratio balanced each other. The tacos were a great size and very flavorful. The chef included plenty of limes. I will definitely be coming back when I am in the area.

My son's and I went to this amazing little Mexican restaurant last night that offers basic Mexican street food. To begin with the service was outstanding and fast. They took our order quickly and got the food out to us fast and hot.They brought out some chips and salsa. The salsa was a mild sauce but you can have different heats. We had beef tacos , chicken tacos and the pork tacos with this little onion sauce on the side, all was delicious and relaxing with a no rush atmosphere. So if you're coming to the Orlando area near universal studios it's a great place to get a reasonably priced dinner.

The Eloite had great topping but it lacked flavor throughout the corn. It was really watery from the corn. The corn had no season and there was not enough chipotle sauce. If it had more sauce, some seasoning it probably would have been better than it was. Just a suggestion! The tacos were pretty good though so no complaints there!

We really wanted to like La Eskinna because Fernanda is so nice. The street tacos are OK, but are really small and at $4 each (even when you buy 5) are very expensive. The Quesadilla was big but not that flavorful and at $14 seems we should have been at fine dining. Not a good value for OK tacos and quesadilla.

La Eskinna is one of my favorite food trucks in Orlando! Tucked away in an industrial park, it's a hidden food treasure. They have an array of options on their menu, even have vegetarian-friendly options! Everything I have tried from their menu has been great. I recommend the 3 taco combo with esquites. This time I ordered the regular chicken taco, chicken birria taco, beef birria taco, and the esquites. My favorite was the chicken birria taco!Service was wonderful, the people running the truck were very kind! The service was quick, and the tacos were freshly made with high-quality ingredients!

This spot is the literal definition of "if you know you know!" First of all the food was 5/5, deliciously amazing! Second of all this taco truck is legit in the middle of nowhere, but bare with me, it's legit worth the drive. It's tucked allll the way behind a semi truck parking territory/junkyard/it's giving Texas chainsaw massacre vibes. On the final stretch right before arriving to the taco truck parking lot we passed a trailer that looked like it was straight out of the Hills Have Eyes movie There's no seating or tables or anything, it's just a grab and go or grab and eat in or on your car. Which is what we did, we just put all the food on my trunk and went to town devouring everything. We ordered the Birria tacos (duhhh), Esquites, mini Flautas, and Chips + Queso. My goodness, everything was really good, fresh, and hot off the grill. The chips were mad crunchy and just right with every bite. The tacos were juicy as can be and melted in your mouth. The mini flautas hit all the spots in my tummy. Definitely enjoyed this meal and for sure recommend you check them out.

The service was awesome and the food was unbelievably good. I had the cheese dip, birria tacos and the mini chicken flautas. For dessert, I tried the churros and tres leches cake.The cheese was great - smooth with lots of flavor. The birria is also flavorful, from the broth to the meat and all things in between. I will say that in comparison to the birria, the flautas were a little bland. I think I would pick more tacos next time. Churros were delightful and the tres leches cake was moist and tasty. The service was great and our server was fantastic. I am so, so pleased with our dinner choice.

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! I'm kicking it off with a review of this taco truck I've been eyeing for a hot minute and I was happy to see they popped up for delivery on UberEats. Their usual location is a bit far from me, but I decided to give them a try for delivery after seeing so many drool-worthy photos on Yelp and Insta. Many people are even saying that these are the best Mexican street tacos in Central Florida!I, of course, had to try their signature birria tacos which definitely lived up to the hype. They were meaty, cheesy, and the consommé was absolute perfection. I also really enjoyed their other tacos including the asada, chorizo, and pastor. The pollo was probably my least favorite out of the bunch, but still tasty (just a bit dry). I see that they even have vegan chorizo and mushroom taco options which I would be down to try next time.I also tried their birria ramen which is such super filling and comforting and makes for great leftovers. I only took a few bites and saved the rest for later, so that I could eat more tacos. I was even better for lunch the next day!I'm still planning to venture out to what appears to be a *very hidden* dirt lot where they're parked regularly. I got a good laugh from reading the other reviews where people describe their experience just navigating there lol. Their website even says "When you think you followed the GPS and you can't find us, you are on the right track, don't be scared. You just need to keep driving straight, then on the last street make a left and you will find us all the way down." Talk about an adventure and a true hidden gem!