Dos Amigos Mexican Food

Try a burrito with everything. It’s loaded for $ 5.50 and sure to please

Great hidden gem. With the a number of food trucks and food truck culture in Austin, this one stands out. Delicious breakfast and lunch options. Their green sauce is absolutely delicious. I have tried pretty much everything in the menu and was never disappointed.

So I hate giving two stars as it seems so low but as the two star label states «I’ve experienced better.»
When we got there it seemed there was only one guy taking the orders and cooking. We had a pretty big order for a few of us so I understood the wait. A second guy did end up popping out from somewhere and helped him finish up. Just a note, some of the prices of the different menu items have gone up a dollar since the menu pics were posted in the pictures section.
¼ pollos asados — Chicken wasn’t too dry. Comes with a thigh and wing, rice and beans. The picture showed charro but I had refried. The refried beans were still pretty good — nice and creamy. The rice was a little too fluffy/​over cooked for my taste. The chicken was not dry and it also came with a bunch of sliced onions partially cooked with a nice slight crunch to them.
Ground Beef Taco — the meat was a little bit salty on this one.
The one thing I do have to say (and my coworkers that also had it agree). Probably not a go back to, but bonus for those who do go is that you do get a good portion of food for the cost.

I ate a lot of things here.
Quesadilla w/​Steak — great steak, small (taco-​sized), affordable ($ 2.25) but needs more than just meat. Onions/​peppers would be nice
Migas taco — delicious but for the fact that the tortilla strips were not crunchy, that’s a deal-​breaker
Bacon/​egg taco — tasty, reasonable portion, and they use a whole strip of bacon instead of that crumble nonsense
Lengua Taco — I’d skip this, it’s just ok
Barbacoa Taco — delicious, this is one of the best barbacoa tacos I’ve had
Overall, the menu can be hit-​or-​miss. Don’t skip on the barbacoa, though. It’s reasonably priced since I paid $ 10.35 for all of the above, after tax. The line moved a little slow given that it was being operated solamente a uno amigo.

Had 2 breakfast tacos here, added cheese to both so total was $ 3.50
The sauce they came with was delicious but the cheese was American which is just an automatic strike for me… definitely would not have paid extra if I knew that was the junk they were putting on my tacos.
Service was really quick (I was the only person in line)
Guy in the truck was very friendly. Nice to have a pleasant interaction with someone at 7am after working all night.
Would return again and not add cheese, the tacos themselves tasted pretty decent otherwise. Without the cheese experience would probably give 5 stars.

i said yes to the tacos!

This just another unassuming little truck on the corner of 38 ½ and Guadalupe across from the Jiffy Lube. I’d seen it a few times and since I had put some cash in my pocket during my morning walk, I decided to check it out. First off. Be prepared to wait. There appears to be only one cook there and he takes about 2 or 3 orders at a time and prepares them. With only one person working the window and grill, it makes sense. There was 3 people there waiting when I arrived and soon after 3 more showed up. A few stopped and saw the line and moved on. So if you have time and only a couple of dollars in your pocket, then this is the place for you.
All of the menu is pretty cheap. I don’t think I saw a plate beyond $ 8. The tacos are all also under $ 2. Breakfast tacos are $ 1.85, but it’s only $ 3.75 if you buy 3! For Austin, that is a steal! They are nice sized and very full. I had a cactus and egg, chorizo and egg, and bacon and egg. The cactus and egg was delicious and tangy just the way I am used to. The chorizo and egg was good, but needed a little salt. The bacon egg was a let down because it was just scrambled egg with a slice of bacon in it. It would be so simple for them to just have diced bacon to throw in with the egg. The lack of bacon grease cooking the egg is the main reason for my disappointment with that one. The biggest let down though was the flour tortillas. They are probably good for anyone that grew up eating restaurant style tortillas or pre-​made store ones, but for me, they are not authentic. They felt and tasted premade. I have come to realize the closest you can find to homemade at almost all the restaurants north of San Antonio are at people’s homes. HEB does a good one that is close enough. In any case, these were not bad, but would turn my review into 5 stars if they had better ones.
Overall, this is a great little truck with some tasty food for cheap. VERY cheap. I shall have to try some of their non breakfast tacos next time. For under $ 2 each, they are worth a sample whenever I am not in a hurry.

was waiting across the street at the jiffy lube, getting my car inspected. I spotted this uninspired looking food truck. but I’m always down for tacos. I ordered two lingua and a tripa. the tacos were generously loaded with tender meat, sprinkled with onion and cilantro. they were so dericious, nomnom. $ 1.85 apiece. after shoving them in my face, i left satisfied… only to return to the waiting room at jiffy lube.

My husband and I eat here together every Tuesday. We love the breakfast tacos. I’m addicted to their yummy cheesiness in the eggs and their green sauce. Delicious!

yummmm so inexpensive and delish! everything is great, but my fave is a breakfast burrito with eggs, rice, beans, chorizo and avocado.

This guy makes some mean, cheap tacos. This is the taco trailer you want in your neighborhood.
We had 5 breakfast tacos (think Torchy’s size) — 2 potato, egg & cheese, 1 egg & cheese, 1 machacado con huevo, 1 chorizo, egg & cheese — $ 7.36. Not sure how (or if) they will stay in business with those prices, but all of these tacos were excellent. Large, fresh, hot, tasty, and well mixed (finely chopped, scrambled, etc.). The sauces were good too. They gave me a basic chunky pico style salsa and then two thin sauces, one of which is thin version of the dona sauce everyone likes at Taco Deli and the other is an orange-​ish brown thin sauce that might be a habanero version of the dona sauce (nice and spicy).
My only recommendations to this guy would be to raise his prices (at $ 2.50 per taco, they’d still be a steal) and claim his Unilocal page.

This place is really, really, really good. The food is cheap and portions are large. I have tried and can strongly recommend the sopes de lingua, anything with barbacoa, any of their tortas, enchiladas verdes, bistec ranchero, bistec ala Mexicana, nachos de pollo, etc… Actually, I have yet to try anything that I don’t really like. My wife was born and raised in Northern Mexico and she thinks the food is excellent too. We live nearby so we come here a frequently. I recommend you try it if you are nearby!