Adobo Express

Authenticity-wise, I think you can feel comfortable going elsewhere for your fix of Filipino food. That said, the food was still damn good.I got the pork nachos and also tried the lumpias. The lumpias were my favorite: they were lightly fried and had the heavenly combination of crispy and tender. It's not enough to be a meal but definitely get em like you would get fries (aka, always). The pork nachos were also delish. The chips tasted homemade and were rightly bland to counter the savory pork. They were plenty generous with the toppings and I was never left fishing for more oomph with every bite.Price are pretty damn high-like what you would expect at a food truck-so I can't say I'd make a trip here often. Still, worth a try!

I ordered from Uber Eats because I saw a deal for "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" on the chicken birria tacos with consommé. Unfortunately, these were some of the worst tacos I've had. They were completely dry, lacking any flavor, and the consommé didn't help at all. Definitely not worth the price, even with the deal. I won't be ordering from here again.

Great food...great service! If you're looking for a delicious blend of flavors along with some good quality ingredients come check out Adobo express!

A food truck in Orange County, Adobo Express is a failed attempt at Filipino food. I ordered the chicken adobo bowl, which was disappointing on multiple levels. Not only did the chicken adobo lack authenticity, but the bowl was also devoid of any flavor or depth. At the end of the day, the bowl is really just bland, unseasoned chicken on a bed of rice, drenched in a spoonful of "adobo" sauce. Sorry, Adobo Express.

I decided to try this place since I kept seeing it on my way to work everyday. If you're looking for great Filipino comfort food check out Adobo Express! I ordered the Chicken Adobo with garlic rice and a fried egg. Along side an order of chicken lumpia. The adobo was tender and sweet which paired wonderfully with the salty garlic rice and crispy chicken lumpia. They also accept orders on Door Dash if you are unable to order at their food truck. I will definitely order from here again and try some of their other dishes like their Sisig. 4/5 stars highly recommended!

I will not even give any star on this food truck. I ordered the pork adobo with garlic rice, it was disgusting! The garlic was not even cooked, it was raw garlic mixed with steamed rice. The pork adobo is so hard & burnt. it doesn't taste anything at all. it looks like they just deep fried a pork. no flavor at all.

Tasty food, decent prices.We had the good fortune of having this food truck visit our office during the week and so we got to try several entrees, including adobo chicken and pork (I got the pork).The adobo pork bowl came with an optional egg on top, big chunks of fatty pork pieces covered with adobo sauce, and garlic rice on the bottom. The pork was quite tasty, very savory, and had a good soft texture. The garlic rice was also very tasty, though everyone agreed perhaps a little too garlicy (it was a bit spicy due to the garlic; needless to say, the office was not smelling great after that). I am giving 3 stars as I found a hair in my bowl; in not super sensitive to that sort of thing, but I know some people understandably are.

Pretty gross... the burrito is basically a wrap of plain rice and gross chicken. I couldn't even finish it. Worst burrito i ever had.

Being 1/4 Flip, I was really looking forward to Adobo Express. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it.PORK ADOBO BOWL: The adobo was served over a base of over-cooked garlic rice (sorta mushy) that was basically just white rice with some garlic that wasn't cooked long enough on the flat top. I was hoping for a lot more sauce - or perhaps a side of sauce if they are going to skimp on it. The pork itself seemed like it had been seared on the flat top, which gave it a nice exterior texture, but wasn't as tender as it should have been (meaning it wasn't cooked in the pot long enough). The fried egg was fine, but really unnecessary as good adobo should be able to stand up on its own.LUMPIA: An order consists of three, thin, crispy lumpia. They weren't overly greasy (lumpia are always a little greasy) and the exterior was nice, crisp, and flavorful. The downfall here is that there wasn't much filling and what little filling they had was pretty bland. You might as well just sell fried wrappers with no filling.PRICE: With a $10 credit card minimum, if you have no cash you can't just order a $9 bowl or burrito. While the cost of a bowl doesn't seem too bad, $3.50 for 3 lumpia seems outrageous.

I Think you're food is too good! At adabo express Thoulog And the service is Friendly!I Don't know?