Karina’s 2

Didn’t see the name posted anywhere on the vehicle, but the address is correct and the pictures look like the right truck: parked right between the convenience store and Luv It’s walk-​up window is this business.
Menu is written on the windows, serving up fresh-​made Mexican classics like $ 5.50 burritos, three-​packs of tacos, and every tasty meat you crave when you think of the barrio. The quesadilla is a bit pricey at $ 6 for 4 pieces, opted for lengua and it wasn’t as plentiful as I’d like for the price but what was there was tender and tasty. The green salsa is my favorite of the available options.
Service was friendly, food was made fresh and quick, and I’d keep it in mind if I’m in the area late at night– didn’t see hours posted but they appeared to just be getting started when I swung by around 8:30PM.

We decided to try this amazing smelling taco truck AFTER standing in line at luvit custard (yes it smells that good) We ordered one of almost everything on the menu and EVERYTHING was delicious ! We were also offered a shrimp cocktail which was loaded! We drive down here almost every week from north Las Vegas because it’s that good. Thank you guys for consistently delicious food!

MISSION: TO FIND THE TASIEST TACOS ON LAS VEGAS’ STREETS
WHO: VENDORS ALL AROUND LAS VEGAS (Brick and Mortars like Los Tacos and El Gordo’s DO NOT COUNT)
Stop #5, We pulled up to the lot where Luv-​It Frozen Custard is, only to find that Karina’s has relocated to another spot.
PROS:
Handmade tortillas
Only taco vendor who does Tacos al vapor (Steamed Tacos) that I know of…
Nice family run business, great people
CONS:
Don’t know where they are currently located:(
All was not lost, we just went to luv-​It for the best frozen custard in town… ALOHA!!!
*If you ever come across Karina’s, its definitely worth a stop. pretty solid tacos @ $ 1.50 each… Oh, and let me know the location too :)
Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE-(169/365) «Street Taco Scramble Part 5»

More yummy street food in the hood. Pork rotating on a spit, friendly service, sauces that you can’t get just anywhere=worth a stop. $ 1.50 tacos, $ 5.00 Burritos, and tortillas made fresh on the spot! There is a deep red sauce that has a reasonable kick to it, and a guacamole based sauce that is also good, mix the 2 together for a taste sensation. Other topping choices include cilantro, onion, radish, and lime.
Karina’s 2 is now the 3^rd south of the boarder eatery that is worth a stop within 2 blocks of each other… along with I Love Arepas (Venezuelan) and Amanecer (Salvadorian) All are delish, and welcomed additions to our little neck of the cactus.