Tacos Neza

Food Truck Time: Tacos Neza at The Mason Jar Lager CoWe grabbed lunch from this food truck and had a good experience. My husband ordered the Taco Neza torta and I ordered 3 tacos, a chorizo, Taco Neza and ChoriPollo. The tacos are 3 for $10 but there a few that will be an additional $1. All of the food was good. In addition to tacos and tortas they also serve burritos (a vegetarian option is available), quesadillas (a vegetarian option is available), chicken nuggets, hamburgers and fries. it's perfect for everyone in your party especially when you can't seem to agree on what's for lunch or dinner.

Todo super rico e ingredientes super frescos!Awesome taste & super fresh ingredients!

Don't judge a book by its cover. The Tacos Neza food truck (technically, a food trailer, hauled by an SUV) visited our apartment complex in Chapel Hill this past Tuesday. While not as fancy and polished-looking as other food trucks (it was also relatively loud because of their generator/compressor), Tacos Neza has it where it counts -- the food and service. I'd put Tacos Neza's food up against any other food truck's food. It's that good. These guys can definitely hold their own.Tacos Neza offers tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and tortas. During our visit, there were about a dozen different taco varieties and over a half-dozen torta options. The friendly lady at the order window told us they were selling special 3 for $10 taco plates with special tacos $1 extra each. We got one of the plates with two special tacos, so $12, and doing math backwards, that meant the torta, which we also got, was $8, since our total bill was $20 after tax, but before tip.Here's what we got:* Three Taco Plate ($10) - marinated pork (pastor), beef tongue (lengua, +$1), and mixed steak (asada) and chorizo sausage (campechano, +$1) tacos* Niurka Torta ($8) - milanesa de pollo (breaded chicken steak), sausage, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, avocado, jalapeno, and mayo with a side of friesAll of our food was made to order. There was only one couple in line ahead of us so our order was cooked up relatively quick. The tacos and torta were packed in foil-lined foam containers, each including spicy red salsa on the side. The food smelled great and as soon as we got back inside and opened the boxes, we knew it was going to be good. The food looked terrific. Portions were generous and the presentation was better than expected.The tacos were served the traditional Mexican way, on corn tortillas with plenty of chopped white onion and cilantro. Also included was lime, cucumber, radish, a small block of queso fresco (a welcome surprise), and a chile toreado (a seasoned and fried jalapeno). The torta was stacked high and they made sure to include packets of ketchup for the fries. Yum.Everything was delicious. All of the ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The hot sauce and chile toreado brought the heat, particularly the latter. The taco meats were nicely seasoned, tender, juicy, and tasty. The lengua was exceptional in terms of both taste and texture. The quality was good and they cooked it just right. The pastor was marinated well and the campechano was finely mixed (probably the best mixed campechano I've had). Also, I really enjoyed the accoutrements. That was an extra touch that set Tacos Neza apart from other taco food trucks I've tried.The Niurka torta was wonderful. I highly recommend it. I asked the lady behind the counter which torta came packed with the most stuff and she steered me towards the Niurka, describing it as their Mexican version of the Cuban sandwich. Sure, a Cuban on steroids. Just take a look at my pictures, especially the cross section. My favorite parts of the torta were the crispy ends of milanesa, the sizable portions of sausage (essentially plain hot dog), and the fresh, ripe pieces of avocado. Simply put, this was a savory and filling sandwich, consisting of several delectable ingredients, that left me feeling very satisfied.Service was great. I'd order everything we had again. Some improvements Tacos Neza can make:1. Allow online ordering. During the current COVID-19 pandemic, this option is more important than ever.2. Put prices on the menu. That way, customers don't have to ask how much different items cost.3. Provide itemized receipts. The automatically-emailed receipt I received from Square simply showed a "Custom Amount" of $20.On its trailer and business card, Tacos Neza uses an image of Bart Simpson holding a taco and a torta. If the business gets too popular, they might have to remove Bart due to copyright infringement.You can find Tacos Neza on the following social media platforms:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TacosNeza919/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TacosNezaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacosneza919/Enjoy.

I love a good torta and this truck was great! I was probably their first customer for dinner and kind of had my heart set on a Chavo Del 8 (ham, etc) but they were out of ham. Instead I went with an El Chapo instead (steak and chorizo, cheese, avocado, lettuce, mayo, and jalapeno with fries on the side).Torta was amazing! It was a little messy, hard to pick up initially, and pieces would fall out, but it was super tasty. Paper around both halves would really help to handle it and keep it in one piece.. There was one piece of aluminum foil under the torta but I think I would have made a bigger mess using it for the first half while keeping the second half intact. It could have worked if the aluminum foil was cut in half so each half had it's own foil.The fries were a huge highlight too! Too often, fries are forgettable and loaded with salt. I even had the idea to ask for no salt when I placed the order but I forgot. They were very crispy and had some sort of seasoning or breading on them which was really good. There must have been some salt but I couldn't detect it so I was very happy.There was a hot sauce that was very good and went well with both the torta and fries. They packed in a set of plastic utensils and a napkin and there were a couple of packets of ketchup (not a ketchup fan, didn't use).

I grew up in a small town in CA where taquerias outnumbered burger joints and this is the only thing in Cary that reminds me of home. Legit throw a dart at the menu because you can't go wrong.

This is our favorite taco truck in the area. You can't go wrong with the tacos, and my other half loves the Chori Pollo burrito. The Torta Niurka is also the best! Highly recommended.

Enjoyed Tacos Neva food truck at Lone Rider Brewery. Their chicken quesadillas were amazing with yummy marinated chicken and cheese which comes with awesome fries. Everyone that had tacos really liked them, very flavorful on corn tortillas with radish and cucumber which was a nice twist.They give you a pager that lights up when your food is ready. All food trucks should have this, it is so convenient! The orders came out fairly quickly.

Ordered before I got gas, food was ready by the time I was done. Food was so good and I love that they put out plenty of sauce!

They are not exaggerating when they say fresh ingredients and great quality food. Had the quesabirria (it comes with steak, not just cheese (think a quesadilla/taco hybrid) and the consome-- the dipping broth/soup) and the pastor (chunks of fresh pineapple). They even give you a roasted whole chili pepper and a little roasted green onion. The orange somewhat creamy sauce is very good and perfectly spicy (numbs/tingles tongue and throat, watery eyes-- may be too spicy for some). Got our food within 2-7 mins of ordering (ordered twice!!). Very friendly and all-around a really, really good experience. Highly recommend trying this truck.

Tacos were awesome - fresh and tasty. I was in town for 3 weeks and ended up going here at least half a dozen times for lunch. Be sure to ask for the spicy salsas that they keep in the fridge in the trailer!