Tacos los Michoacanos

These are my BOYS. I’m so psyched whenever I’m making my way through Temescal and see them posted up at Telegraph and 45^th. The asada burrito is by far the best burrito I’ve ever had. Ask for extra spicy if you’re into that. Does not disappoint. I’ve been meaning to try some of the other items on the menu like their tacos with handmade tortillas and their soups, but that burrito is so good it’s got me committed

Love these guys! They are in Temescal on Telegraph a few days a week. Their chicken is amazing and their salsas are on point. Everything you want in a taco truck.

Stumbled across this taco truck on 45^th and telegraph in Oakland. Tried some of their home made tacos and they are to die for. They have generous proportions and the service was great.

I have become addicted to their home made tacos, (yes, — they make their own fresh tacos), with their tasty deliciously-​greasy carnitas. I don’t think I can go anywhere else for tacos now I’ve tried these.

Located in what appears to be a parking lot sits Tacos Los Michoacanos. This taco truck is best known for their Menudo (stew beef stomach) & Birria (stewed spicy beef) with fresh hand made jumbo tortillas. Only sold on weekends.
I’ve had menudo & birria from other restaurants and none compare to Tacos Los Michoacanos. If you claim to love Mexican food and you don’t like Menudo & Birria. Then you don’t know what true Mexican food is.
It get REALLY BUSY every weekend. Best to place your order over the phone. When doins so, remember to ask for your order number and they will tell you. Don’t forget to ask how long it will take for your order to be ready for pickup.
Now, if you decide to come down here and place an order in person. They will give you a number and most likely you will be waiting quite a while.
ps. Menudo and Birria are a perfect cure for hang overs. It also it’s the spot on cold days.

Tacos los Michoacanos is in a vacate lot. they have a tented dining area with several tables nearby the taco truck. the majority of patrons are amigos/​amigas.
menu: tacos (1.25) burritos (4.50) tortas (4.50) cheese/​sour cream .25 extra. menudo is available on the weekends.
sampling:
–asada burrito (4.50) on the small size, with refried rice, beans, cilanto, onions, a little spicy salsa and chewy cubes of asada. just so so
–al pastor taco (1.25) spicy tacos with cilantro… ok.
–no radish, carrots, jalepenos, nor salsa provided…
frijoles refritos:
–horchata (1) listed but not available.
–friendly service.
–street parking nearby.

This is my third-​favourite taco truck, after the better-​known Sinaloa and El Novillo. It’s in a user-​car dealer’s parking lot. The lengua is my pick of the meats; the tortillas are way better than the local average; the deep, moderately spicy salsa is the reason to show up. The truck was on the cover of the East Bay Express for last year’s truck round-​up; Birdsall reported menudo and birria on the weekends.