Taco Nite

Dry meat skimpy taco for me not the best. They have a very nice food truck though.i won't be going back I'm a taco junky so trust me I would tell you the truth

Me And my wife Just came across this food truck serving up Good tacos, Mulita and salsa in Chino, A must try!

Had taco nite many times. They are now serving burritos and I have to say I prefer them over the tacos. The tacos are good but the burrito is fire! The truck is a nice esthetic as well, for all you social media photo op lovers!

The food was okay. The service was okay. The vibe was really uncomfortable. The owner hit on me through Instagram and has been trying to have sex with me for the past year. When I don't respond to his messages he blocks me and tries again a few months later. I didn't realize what he was doing until this week during his latest attempt. I simply thought the page was being deactivated. At this point, I feel violated and taken advantage of. I have blocked him but wanted to warn any ladies that come across this vendor that the owner may try to hit on them in an invasive way.

Definitely worth a try for the mulitas. Tacos were okay. Service was awesome. Salsas were good, and the veggies were fresh. What didn't make the cut for us was the meat was dry and it seemed to lack flavor. The vibe is great too. I would try this place again once they have a little time to adjust...

I your looking for a fresh ,quality street taco. This is the spot. Polite customer service every thing was fresh. Paste really good. I he's to find where they were at they post on instagram they're location for the evening. Worth the trip. Small simple menu, no beans or rice . But the tacos are excellent.

Just left their spot here in chino the best ever had their pastor quesadilla was BOMB can't wait eat there again hope see you there again soon

Wish there was a 2.5 star option because the preparation of my burrito and staff friendliness and speed were great... But considering the competition around I have to keep it real, there are several others in the area with big crowds and I always wondered why Taco Nite had 2 customers at most with their slick looking truck. Well first of all the price, 8.50 for a standard Asada burrito(or 2.50 for tiny tacos) with Asada that just tastes like it came from any carneceria or grocery store just doesn't cut it. No self serve condiment options(limes/lemons, garnishes, salsas) and they simply ask you what salsa you want as you order, typically id expect something unique in this case. Nope! Just what seemed like straight out of the jar herdez salsa verde. Look not everyone is picky and I've had worse but I'm an active home cook for a long time; my girlfriends mulitas looked like something I'd fry up drunk at 2am in a few minutes. I know a corporate food truck with cute branding and sub par product when I see it.