Tacos De Canasta Jalisco

A hidden gem (with limited hours) -- amazing burritos and tacos, far better than what I expected from Reno (which already has a pretty decent selection) and comparable to some of my favs in SoCal.

Food is def 5/5 and IMHO the top option in Reno, though it's a truck so the dining experience is order-and-GTFO.

Tacos de canasta!!! Yummy vapor cooked goodness.
If you're used to tacos on the grill... try tacos de canasta. They are absolutely a different experience.
A GOOD different experience.

Some might think it's not the best quality but it sure is good , before judging give it a try you might like it everyone does have different likings but I assure you it's very similar to Mexico

This taco truck is one of the best in Reno! They have tacos, quesabirrias, huge burritos, & tortas! Their tacos de canasta are a must try! Don't sleep on this truck their food is delicious.

I finally got to try these tacos de canasta and they did not disappoint! They taste amazing just like my grandmother makes them in Guadalajara. Warm and soft with amazing flavor.

I was only able to try the chicharon prensado because they ran out of the bean, and potato with chorizo ones. They run out fast so go early if you can. They also have other menu item that I have yet to try but I'll be back for more. The salsas are on point and spicy. Fast and friendly customer service.

They are right next to el Marketon go try them out.

Amazing food it's really good my favorite are the tacos de canasta has a mix of a lot and really great price people there really nice loved it going back!!

Taco Tragedy Alert! I've given this place not one, but TWO chances to wow me with their tacos, and let's just say, they dropped the taco... literally. The fillings? Scarce! Picture this: you're expecting a hearty scoop of potato, beef, or chicharrón, but all you get is a whisper of it. The tortillas? They're more like brittle chips pretending to be tortillas, snapping under the weight of their meager toppings. And the price? They must be joking! They're charging gourmet prices for fast-food quality. My advice? Skip the sad taco saga here and head to Pancho Willie's or any decent restaurant instead. Heads up, foodies! If you're cruising through the heart of the ghetto looking for a culinary treasure, keep driving because this taco spot isn't it. Again their menu prices outrageous don't even cover it. Every item is priced like they're dishing out gold, but all you get is fool's gold at best. And the setting? It's a crying shame! Nestled in a corner that's far from charming, this taco joint dishes up disappointment with a side of despair. To top off the tragic taco experience, the utensils are as cheap as they come think flimsy forks and spoons that might just snap if you glance at them too hard. Consider yourself warned: your wallet and your taste buds deserve better. Save your appetite for a place that offers both quality food and a nicer location! . And hygiene? With their dodgy-looking catering truck, it's anyone's guess!

Well I just waited for my food for probably 45 minutes.... After 45 minutes they told me they ran out of burrito shells. The only thing I ordered. Like most imagine I was pretty upset and freezing cold given it's 35* degrees out. They then opted to switch my burrito for some quesebirria not what I ordered but after waiting so long I just wanted to leave. I got my order pretty soon after that and ran to the car. Out of curiosity I opened the box and was greeted with a smell of heaven. After taking my first cheesy crunchy spicy bite of that taco I realized I would of stripped naked and sat in an ice bath right in the middle of the street and waited another 45 minutes with no questions asked for another orderer. I would of driven to Sacramento and back to bring them taco shells just to have them do them up. If there was a barstool quesabirria rating scale this would be a 10. I will definitely be back and I will definitely be waiting in that long line with no hesitation again. Very nice ladies working as well which was also a plus.