Los Jalapeños Taqueria, Miami FL

I always enjoy coming to this taco food truck the food is great but unfortunately I arrived at 9: 50pm and the gentleman said they were closed when on the website it clearly states they close at 11: 00pm

The restaurant is clean and inviting. Tried an Asado Burrito, Pastor Tacos, and a tres leches for dessert. The food was good, the burrito a little greasy, but nothing stood out as ‘Wow’ in flavor. Service was ok, but if you don’t speak Spanish, don’t expect much. In English I asked for a pitcher of water. The waitress smiled and said “Ok, ” but didn’t actually bring a pitcher until the request was repeated later in Spanish. I’ll gladly order in Spanish, but if a server starts with the English, that’s what I’m going to order in. Lastly, all of the prices on the final bill were higher than they were in the menu. Not by much, but the server should have mentioned it. I only found out after asking for an itemized bill. That leaves a sour taste at any establishment. I was excited to try a new neighborhood Mexican eatery, but it’s unlikely I’ll give this one a second try.

I placed an order on Uber eats and canceled it literally a less than a minute after, never got my food, never picked it up and they stilled charged me everything and refused to give my money back. Not only that, the main reason I canceled the order was because I realized it was the food truck and not the actual restaurant. Their food trucks are disgusting and employees are never in the mood to work and are rude with their customers. The food is cold and soggy and mosquitoes everywhere. Literally disgusting. Do not waste your time or money here.

As many times (more than 3) I've been there, I never get tired of the Taco variety and the simple menu that's easy to order from. It's a festive yet laid-back vibe when it comes to the dining experience alone or with company.

Great food and service. The atmosphere used to be better, and the change was not their responsibility, but the change is noticeable. This does not affect the deliciousness of the food and the careful attention of your team.

I had a chicken quesadilla and it was outstanding. My husband had tacos el pastor and el asada and they were superb and authentic. We are from California, so we have plenty of good tacos there and these certainly stand up well to those. The red hot sauce was excellent-spicy hot and flavorful. The other green salsa was also great. The pastor (pork) tostada was amazing according to my friend. And the crispy beef tacos were raved about by her husband. It’s a quick stop with only outside tables and it is at a taco truck. Casual and quick

I only go to this place for tacos al pastor and micheladas. They are the closest you can get to Mexico in Miami.

I’d give it one star if the actual restaurant wasn’t attached to the review. Anyways, I ordered 2 chicken tostadas, two steak tacos, and a chicken taco. It all tasted horrible; COTIJA cheese is what’s advertised, but they use processed Parmesan cheese, not even the good kind. And that makes a HUGE difference, two different types of cheeses. Plus the steak was over cooked, and the chicken was dry. Not what what I expect after eating from their restaurant. The restaurant is way better, and is the only reason I don’t give this review one star.

I loved the Tacos the first time as they had recently opened last time i went and they gave me burned meat and the tacos were not so juicy. But my girlfriend was so i didnt care much about them Tacos. I'll come back tho. I think there are no better tacos anywhere in Miami unless I go to Homestead.

Tacos are ok. Legit flour tortillas but the meat is palomilla steak for the asado and just seems low quality. The nachos are all bought ingredients put together definitely not legit. I guess that could be expected for the price. The service is also very cold and seemingly unhappy to work there.