La Morenita Ricos Tacos

Simple. Delicious. $ 1.50 Tacos have meat, cilantro, and onions. Burritos have meat with just a little rice, beans, cilantro, and onions. The carnitas is browned, so it’s got a little crispy-​ness.
3 tacos is plenty.

I love this place, tacos are fresh and really really good plus food is super cheap. I tried tripa, Asada and pastor… Delicious !!

Used to like it until they became rude to me. First strike was when they refused service when me and a friend arrived 10 minutes before close. We were weekly regulars. 2^nd strike was when they glared at me when I made an order, trying my best to pronounce their titles, since I am American. 3^rd strike they refused service to an order I made, saying they don’t make it there, when really. They did multiple times. I asked when it stopped and they said they don’t make it ever which was a lie cuz I used to order it. The 2 ladies that work there are mean and they won’t be getting a dime from me anymore.

Delicious tacos! Suffice was very friendly and the prices are very cheap. The truck is awkwardly hidden in a small parking lot but it’s definitely worth visiting. Open late. I’ll be back forsure.

This is great Mexican food! I was born and raised in Southern California up until 6 years ago and I’ve had a really hard time finding anything remotely decent up here in Portland. This place has it.
Lengua, Chorizo, Cabeza, Asada, Carnitas? Check all of them. Grab a burrito if you feel like getting stuffed with a dense delicious heavy burrito. The Supreme version could feed a small family. The prices are perfect.
It’s just a little weird ordering from a food cart in a convenience store parking lot. If you get over that you will NOT be disappointed. I am so happy I found this place.

El Pastor is the best here. The rojo salsa is terrific. Always a line so you know they have a following. I have never tried anything else but the tacos, so I can’t give much of a complete review. But their Tacos are worth the drive from anywhere.
Tacos tacos tacos!!!

On the corner of Hall and Allen, there can be up to 3 taco trucks at a time at this intersection. But this one, parked at Allen Market always has the longer lines.
And what they do best is tripe. Deep fried, chewy, intestinal goodness.
Tripe tacos, where have you been all my life?

I love the carne asada sopes. They are huge and so filling for such a cheap price. Its only $ 3.50 each!
My boyfriend loves the carne asada burritos. Either way this taco truck doesn’t let us down!

Best taco truck on the west side! Comparing this place to the taco trucks anywhere else is just sheer stupidity. This is friggen suburban hell kids, it’s Generica out here. In a land full of Chile’s, Outback steak houses, and burgerville’s this place is better than a diamond in the rough, it’s a friggen oasis full of half naked chicks serving margarita’s in the middle of the desert.
Tasty burritos, excellent avacado/​jalapeño salsa, great pico de gallo (upon request) and they’re wicked nice.
Like all good taco trucks, bring cash, speaking spanish helps (but not essential) and don’t be afraid to ask. Get your sauce cooked right into the meat, get your pico de gallo, and tip them a few bucks. When you come back it’ll pay off.
Not a 5 star rating as the park sucks, and while they dominate the west side, they’re only pretty good compared to the east side taco joints. Still better than any sit down joint in Portland though!

If this is your first taco truck experience keep exploring. Bland Asada and Carnitas. Don’t even say you get what you pay for, there’s plenty of carts and trucks I’ve eaten at that ratchet up the Unilocalometer compared to Rico’s. It’s close to home, so I might hit it up for a standard dinner, and the price is right, but the meal… not quite.
Maybe I had one of those ‘miss’ days, but I’ve definitely had better on wheels and in brick and mortar for the same pesos.

best taco truck i’ve found.
I am from california so I haven’t been too impressed with mexican food in oregon. This Taco truck is hit and miss but on good days it is a 5 star event. on bad days it is a three so I gave it a four. The al pastor is usually good, but I have had some bad experiences with overcooked chewy asada. The burritos are big and they sell some things that aren’t on the menu if you just ask (like sopes and tostadas).
they have three sauces to choose from. I do think it is far superior to the neighboring taco truck.
i have noticed no prices on the menu and that means that whoever is working makes up the price. Usually has been around four bucks a burrito but I went there during the winter storm and the guy was charging six bucks. supply and demand I suppose.. .
BRING CASH!

my first visit to a taco truck! i’ve always wanted to try one, but every time i’d suggest it to my friends, they’d always give me the «ugh, tacos from a truck?!» response and i’d be outvoted by chipotle. eww.
chi! forget it. i’ll go by myself!
La Morenita is located on the parking lot of Allen Market (across from the old Beaverton Library). it’s been here for awhile and every time i’d drive by there would always be a line.
they have tacos, tortas, burritos, quesadillas, and breakfast sandwiches. tacos $ 1.25 each, burritos $ 5, $ 1 for drinks. i didn’t know what to order, so i asked the lady in front of me who seemed like a regular here and she said everything was pretty good, but that she especially liked the asada tacos.
i ordered the burrito pollo and it was good! i liked how simple it was and everything seemed fresh. next time i’ll try the tacos.
there was only one cook and his daughter was taking orders. it was pretty busy so i had to wait awhile. the patrons were all mexican. i think it was the first time they’d seen an asian girl at a taco stand in this area.
bring CASH! and don’t forget to tip the sweet girl!
(can someone tell me how to access the «food cart» option under categories?)