Queso Monster

Queso Monster and Elote Monster usually draw fairly long lines at events, and so when I happened upon them without an extensive queue at a food truck rodeo, I decided to give them a try. The menu offers a good deal of flexibility, boasting choices in proteins (traditional meats, shrimp, or veggies), spiciness levels, and styles. Unexpectedly, they also offered red/juicy and quesobirria quesadillas. The "elote" side of the business offers the titular street corn, with or without a dusting of tortilla or red hot chips. Lemonades range from single flavors such as peach or strawberry to multi-berry bonanzas, and a few are available as horchatas instead. I ended up with a birria quesadilla, tortilla chip-dusted esquites (elote bowl), and a mojito lemonade. The folks running the trucks were friendly, and, even by food truck standards, very fast. The quesadilla, which included broth, chips, salsa, and, of course, queso, offered quite a bit of food for $14. Less justifiable was the $5.50 charged for a regular-sized lemonade. The food was, by and large, satisfying. The quesadilla offered tender meat and a tasty -- if cilantro-heavy -- broth. The tortillas were a bit greasy, however, and will have you missing La Sinaloense's version. The torti esquites were thoroughly addictive. It may be just corn, sour cream and spices, but damn if the execution wasn't spot-on. The confusingly-named mojito lemonade had about as much in common with a mojito as a sea horse does with a stallion, but aside from being very sweet, it was still a refreshing drink on a June day. I appreciated the amount of fresh fruit (berries, pineapple, and kiwi) included. Had I been standing in long lines eagerly anticipating what awaited me, I likely would have walked away from Queso Monster and Elote Monster slightly disappointed. But thanks to fortuitous timing, I was able to enjoy it for what it was: good though not flawless Mexican food and drink.

Opted to try this place which I came across doing a google search of places to eat in the area. I saw they served birria tacos, so I went on a quest! The food truck is bright and stands out. The tacos were delicious and their lemonade is to die for! They put fresh fruit in their lemonade. The food was delicious and my only regret was not having more lemonade to drink. Their prices are a bit expensive but I don't mind paying for good food. Give them a try.

Queso Monster Food Truck is one of the prime examples of where the lore of the line heavily outweighs the satisfaction. Almost always will you see a humongous line at this truck - so much that the past few events I've been to, they've brought a separate truck just for their Elotes and drinks. First the Elotes - pretty good for the most part. My issue...the price. At LEAST $5.50 for one Elote, pretty high knowing it's one piece of corn with its usual toppings. Their Walking Elotes is $10! What that is is a personal sized bag of chips with elote toppings inside. The quesabirria is what I (and what I assume others) primarily line up for. Quesabirria has been trending for the past couple of years now so people want to try. Was it worth the long wait? Not at all. Now I won't say the quesabirria is bad by any means BUT it's full of grease. The consommé was probably one of the more basic consommés I've had. Very watery, while greasy, and lacks flavor. Making things worse were the stale chips. At least the queso was good. Spoke with a friend and asked for their thoughts on the truck, being that they knew it was a long line as well...but had the exact same issues/sentiments about the items.

Finally made it back and we were not disappointed, well I was a little bit because they were out of my shrimp quesadillas but I still stuffed my face. Good times

Continues to be my favorite spot in the triangle And my sons favorite as well! Check their socials for hours and locations

The best Mexican food truck I have ever had! The service is pretty quick, the quality of food is amazing. The tacos are plentiful and so flavorful, the Birria was amazing as well as the consommé. Tried their elote, it was pretty good as well. The only complaint I have is the walking esquite with flaming hot Cheetos, I wasn't really a fan of that. Due to the heavy amount of Mayonesa the chips had like a stale texture to them but they were probably just soggy. Other than that a 10/10 every single time I go!

Omg it was soo good!! If the food truck is in your area, I highly suggest going! The quesadilla was very yummy! I think the chips and queso were just average but the quesadilla was worth five stars on its own.

Meh! My biggest issue was the temperature of the food, my other issue was the overall flavor. I had been wanting to check this place out because the reviews are popping and it is always has a crowd. I saw the truck was 1 mile from house so I went on over. I got the chicken nachos and some corn. The service was pleasant and patient (my dad didn't know what he wanted). People in line were lovely and gave it rave reviews, so my mouth was watering. When we got home (all of 6 minutes with driving and sitting down) I dug in. The portions were huge! You could definitely share with a buddy. Presentation was nice it all looked really good. The issue was nothing was hot enough for my liking. I don't know about you but Lukewarm queso is not it. Even the corn wasn't hot. Then the flavor it just wasn't where it needed to be. The quest was bland, the chips were not special and crisp, and the chicken was dry. Overall, it's a no for me. Even if it was hot enough the Queso was missing that smokey, spicy, depth of flavor you expect from a good queso. As someone who is lactose intolerant this was a waste of a pill!

My job had some food catered from here and it was a lot of food! Not only was it a lot but it was also delicious! Everything was flavorful. My favorite was the chicken! It was juicy and tender. Some things needed salt but other than that everything was tasty!

Wanted to love it but the birria sauce was too watery didn't have tons of flavor the carne portion was good the tortilla as well but again lack in flavor. The original elote tasted great the mixture of butter and mayo good amount of cotija. We ordered the mojito but it didn't taste anything like a mojito just was a very sweet lemonade Little on the pricy side but with inflation everything has gone up.