Street Foods

First it’s price for the amount of food and the quality. I ordered protein bowl which was 11 bucks and mostly rice !! Where is the protein ?? The meat was dry. The Del taco pollo bowls are much cheaper and taste great and they will make it with out rice if u ask

Dear Street Foods:
I have not tried your food and simply came here to request that you quit driving your converted SD Trolley Tours truck like a jerk — you cut in front of people on the 405 North in order to enter the carpool lane, which is dangerous enough in a regular vehicle.
The modifcation of your driving habits ia greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Your Fellow Motorist

OK, so we were dumb enough to get the bowl. And either everyone is way smarter than us and already knows not to get the bowl, or Street Foods Co deleted all pictures and mentions of the bowl on here. I tried to post a picture to put it into context, but I apparently they have blocked people from posting pictures. Basically, the bowl is tiny. it comes in a bowl that looks like the leftovers bowl you get from a kid’s birthday party. Again, it’s tiny. I couldn’t even finish eating because I was so annoyed and just had to write this review first and share my outrage with you all. The description says there are beans. Thus far, I have seen 1 bean. The steak is good, I will say. But for $ 10, one bean? oh heck no! Save your money, and don’t get this. Because you will end up having to also buy a quesadilla like we did, just so you don’t starve to death.
Love,
the very angry (and now hungry) consumer

Wow, this place showed up outside my work on ⁸⁄₁₈ and I went out for a quick bite not knowing anything. Ordered Grilled Shrimp tacos and some Hot Wings. OMG they were so good. I usually chuck out all the ‘extras’ in tacos because I hate veggies. But whatever they put on them had me eating the entire thing!
Good food SFC!

Worst food ive ever eaten. Service was terrible. They came to my work during lunch and i had the nachos. How can you screw up nachos? It was so bad i had to return it, never getting this truck again!!!

The Blue Crab Burrito seems to be the thing to get here. Unfortunately, it’s meh at best.
it can be fairly described as more of a wrap than a burrito. The actual crab & egg filling is decent enough but definitely not greater than the sum of its parts. In fact, I probably could have done better with some canned crab and eggs myself (because that’s basically what it tasted like). I really would have liked to see a little more substance inside the burrito — maybe rice and beans prepared in a way to complement the crab instead of a bunch of lettuce. The mango salsa also didn’t really add a whole lot of flavor, and the whole experience was only partially rescued by a generous dousing of Tapatío.
At $ 12.50 including tax, the price was definitely on the upper end of what I expect from a food truck. That’d be fine if the food was great, but the disappointment was shared by 2 other friends who got the same thing.

Ordered the «New Burger»: $ 10.50
A Brioche Bun stuffed with: Smoked Skirt Steak, Gouda Chesse, Fried Egg, and onion rings.
Not really a burger as the meat is not ground… but, one of the best «Burgers» I’ve ever eaten.

We attended bubble fest at the Discovery Cube and Street Food Co was the only food truck which seemed to have things our 17 month old could try. Wish I could give it a thorough review based on the food. After standing in line for 20 min with only three people ahead of us; We left. I’d understand if the line was 15 – 20 deep but no one was there to take any orders. It wasn’t until we started to walk away that a lady finally peeked out from the window to take orders. The two other food trucks seemed busier but still seemed to churn out orders much faster. Bottom line: We were lured by the nice design of the truck and their menu but slooooow service killed it for us.

I went to cottonwood church today at Los Alamitos for their Easter church service food trucks were out side so I decided to try food from St Food Co truck ordered 3 tacos one steak one grilled shrimp and one lite battered fish that alone was flavorful but then I added their homemade roasted creama sauce lime cheese and mango salsa which made my tacos explode with flavors far from the typical Mexican or American food too bad I was already full because they have a wide range of food to choose from I hope to run into them again over all phenomenal experience.

The chicken burrito bowl (with extra chicken) was a delicious, light, healthy meal! (The bowl comes with fresh meat of choice, white rice, pinto beans, diced tomatoes, corn, lettuce and I asked for cheese, sauce and sour cream on the side as I was not sure how drenched the regular bowl is)
The customer service was great, service/​time to get the food was good/​acceptable and the food tasted fresh.

I frequently go the the Temecula Farmers market to purchase my fresh veggies, fruit, and some speciality food, Homemade tamales and My favorite stop of the market is eating at Street Food Co… Yes I eat my way through the farmers market! I love the fish tacos (I always ask for extra roasted salsa), shrimp tempura tacos and quesadillas. I have had my share of fish tacos from other restaurants and I have to say these are best so far. Where can you get two huge tacos with all the fixing. This place does not lack in quantity and quality. The prices are decent for what you get so I don’t mind paying the price. The young lady that takes my order is always sweet to me and my husband (he gets the blue crab burrito).

So here it is, after years of reading Unilocal reviews, that experience so outrageous I finally made a Unilocal account so I could leave a review. And unfortunately it is NOT to rave but to do a public service and warn people. If you will put anything ‘ol thing in your mouth and have no food allergies this truck might be for you. If you are slightly more selective about your food and don’t like surprises (especially ones that could kill you!) don’t eat here!
This Wednesday I was too busy to take a proper lunch break so I figured I would run down and get something quick from one of the food trucks. I picked Street Food Co. truck because the «new burger» on their menu sounded delicious. There were 4 people in front of me in line and it took 20 minutes before I got to the front to order. When I finally got to the front I asked what was on the burger. The burger sound awesome minus the mayo and egg so I asked if I could get the burger without the mayo and egg. The response I got was «no» I could not get it that way because they didn’t want to be responsible for serving in a way less than the combination they thought was the best and having me not liking it. Well, I hate to tell you making me eat it with two things I detest on it is a sure fire way to make me not like it!
Now I need to order something so I am not the a**hole holding up the line so I go with the surf and turf quesadilla because really how bad can you mess up a quesadilla? The answer to that question is pretty bad. In addition to cheese, steak, and shrimp there were yellow peppers (reasonable, foreseeable), cranberries (NOT foreseeable), and mushrooms. WTF who puts mushrooms on a quesadilla and more importantly who puts weird shit on a quesadilla and doesn’t warn people?!? Mushrooms are kind of a polarizing food as well as being a food some people are allergic to (luckily that isn’t my food allergy). My quesadilla and a side of chips (no drink!) came to $ 14.40.
37 minutes later I got back to my desk and tried to eat my quesadilla and work, except to make it edible I would have had to take it apart and cleanse it of the mushrooms. I didn’t have time or patience to play with my food so I gave up and threw it in the trash. I realized I had wasted 37 minutes and $ 14.40 to still be hungry, actually now the better description would be «hangry».

Street foods was at dale brothers tonight. Thought we’d pick up something to eat from their truck while we enjoyed our beer. What a mistake. Nachos … No meat. No beans. No cheese that we could find. Their version of nachos was chips and lettuce; oh yeah… A glob of sour cream. They told us they were out of meat. Seems a bit unusual for 6pm on a Saturday. I will avoid them like the plague and hope that Dale Brothers will eliminate substandard food vendors as their fantastic beer should not be downplayed by this disappointment
BTW. My California black beer was fantastic

We had not been to the farmers market in irvine great park for a while and we did go in the past Sunday. I was looking forward to try blue crab burritos. First, I was not able to find this place because they used to setup in a tent rather than an actual food truck type.
When my wife ordered the plate which they had it for sample, I tried the sample and liked it. It was the chicken quesadilla. Then I looked at their truck and the lady in the cashier and realized it is the same company I was looking for to get blue crab.
I ordered a blue crab burritos and surf and turt burritos.
I love the blue crab burritos and I think the qty of the blue crab meat is a bit lesser than used to. However, I found out the chicken burritos was very salty thou. I also had the surf and turt (steak and shrimp) untouched and I had it for today Monday) lunch.
And I was totally regret on the surf and turt. For some reasons, it was very very salty. May be it was left over from a day before (keep in the mind I did not even eat it on Sunday — I was just too full), and I found out a piece of lime in it. May be it caused it so salty? I don’t know for sure. However, it is NOT steak as it is showed in their menu photo. It is more like shredded beef and I think it had about 3 – 4 bite size shrimps.
My recommendation is, and only is: BLUE crab burritos. I will not order any other dishes than this.
I still love this place and will go ahead if I have a chance. But i will only order blue crab burritos going forward.

This truck along w/​3 other main course trucks, and one dessert truck stopped by my office complex on a Friday. I did a little « Unilocal’-search (vs research), and saw that the signature item was the blue crab burrito. I had to try it!
In addition to the blue crab burrito ($ 9), I also ordered fries ($ 3). SF also offers quesadillas w/​beef and chicken, and some shrimp items as well as a surf & turf burrito. Unfortunately, the blue crab was basically in an omelet in the burrito. Although there were a lot of crunchy fillers to contrast the texture, there wasn’t much crab for the price: 3 Stars. Secondarily, the fries were pretty good, except there was a ton of salt. Nonetheless, it was a good sized for the portion, nice and crispy and didn’t taste like they have been in a deep freeze: 3 Stars.
The service was very good. The cashier was friendly, and the food came out reasonably quickly: 4 Stars. The truck is kinda cool, but there were no chairs or trash cans: 2 Stars.
If I see this truck again, I will most likely pass. I have had better food, at lower prices, and less salt at other trucks.

So I’ll admit that my main decision to try Street Foods Co. was probably based around the fact that there was an unusual looking trolley at the Tuesday night food truck meet in Irvine. That being said, I wasn’t disappointed in the slightest. I mean seriously, who wouldn’t love a blue crab burrito?
Yes, you read that right: BLUE CRAB BURRITO. It was a fantastic change of pace from the Dungeness crab we West Coasters have become so accustomed to. The blue crab was sauteed in egg which I initially thought was a bit odd, but upon trying it I was pleasantly surprised to find the taste of the egg did not overpower the crab meat and instead provided a nice bit of flavor and moisture to the burrito overall. Cilantro, onion, mango salsa (!!!), fresh squeezed lime juice and the mild salsa all combined to form a flavor explosion in your mouth, with the crab and mango salsa providing a sweetness while the salsa and onion provided just the right amount of kick to balance out the burrito.
Oh and did I mention that all of this plus a can of soda only came out to $ 11? That’s a hell of a deal for food this quality if you ask me! I will certainly be paying this truck another visit if they continue to come out to the Tuesday food truck meets!

We decided to go try this place out because it was something «new» for a and the trolly truck was enticing rather than just a regular food truck.
I ordered the surf & turf burrito and my wife got 3 barrio tacos. The veggie taco has no flavor and the steak tacos were not terrible. But it wasn’t as good as I thought it would. Definitely not 8 dollars worth. My burrito was again. Not terrible, but it didn’t have the flavor I was expecting. Don’t think it was worth the 10 bucks.
Might be willing to try it again, but not anytime soon. Wish it would have been better.

Two words Blue Crab! Where else can you get blue crab off a food truck! This truck takes time with making their food and everything is delicious! Love the fact it is an old street car. The fried fish is fresh and moist. Food is a little pricey but for how much you get it’s a steal. Make sure you check them out

@streetfoodsco
Kind of had a hard time figuring out if I had the right place or not.
This review is about their new truck which looks like a modified trolley car. Probably because it is!
Be that as it may, Wow!
I tried 2 of their tacos. The shrimp tempura and the pork short rib.
These were 2 of the best tacos I’ve ever had from a food truck. And to put that in perspective, take a look at how many food trucks I’ve reviewed.
The pork taco was where I started Both tacos have a lot of ingredients and the flavors are complex, well rounded and immensely satisfying.
Since I just finished, I’m looking forward to an afternoon food coma!
Suggestion, when they ask if you want mild or hot sauce, ask for both on the side. The mild sauce is a creamy, pepper based sauce, very yoummy, and the hot is a verde type of salsa. Also scrumptious!
I look forward to finding this one again so I can try the Blue Crab burrito. It sounds awesome.
In the mean time all I can say is…
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I came across this place at the Orange County Great Park Farmer’s Market. Two things that attracted me to their booth was 1) Their unique menu (Blue Crab Burrito, Tempura Shrimp Quesadilla) 2) Their choice of music (Old school hip hop/R&B (Lauryn Hill, Ready For the World, etc). Sold on their fair prices and that mouth watering menu, I decided to order.
Blue Crab Burrito (Baby Spinach, Onions, Sweet Bell pepper, Cranberries, 5 cheeses, chile, sauce, onions, hint of lime) served with a complimentary side of their homemade salsa and chips.
Options:
–Choice of cabbage or lettuce
–Mango, tomatoes, salsa
–4 Sauces
Overall: The meal was delicious! The crab was well cooked, the other ingredients mixed in quite well; especially the spicy sauce and chopped mangos, they gave the burrito a one of a kind kick. The serving size was a bang for your buck, I was pretty full after eating half of the burrito. The service was quite fast and the workers were friendly. After this experience, I do appreciate the atmosphere and food here which gives me a definite reason to come back.