La Cocinita de Pina

We ended up here by accident b/c we confused it with "La Cochinita", another Tracy food truck. It's located in the O'Reilly Auto parking lot.We got the super burrito, 3 al pastor tacos, 1 asada taco, 1 quesabirria. The taco meat was flavorful and not dry. I asked for green salsa on the tacos but when we got home, I was surprised to see it was more of a green paste, like wasabi. I wasn't a fan of this salsa at all. I ended up using some jar salsa from our fridge instead. Their little lime slice was dry. Their burrito didn't come with pickled jalapeños as is standard. The quesabirria was a little steep at $5.50 so I was expecting something mind blowing. When we were handed our food, I didn't see a little cup for the dipping consome (broth) and I asked if they had given it to us. The gal asked her co-worker and the co-worker told us, "we ran out". There was a guy waiting for his food and he looked up from his phone when he heard the lady's response b/c he had just ordered 3 quesabirrias.That would've been nice to know when we first ordered, maybe we would've reconsidered. The consome adds another level of flavor to the quesabirria so I was disappointed we didn't get that. The quesabirria had a good flavor. Seems it was doubled tortilla and the inside one was a bit soggy but the outer one was a bit toasty.They have cash & card pricing (4% fee). They accept Venmo.I'd return but if you want the quesabirrias, I would ask first if they have the consome!

Food is fantastic! Low price as well. Great service from carrying people. Clean food truck.

Tried it for the first time. I got a carne asada burrito, al pastor tacos, and lengua tacos. All 3 items were good , the meat was excellent, and tasty. There salsa had a perfect amount of spice and flavor. I will definitely be going back.