Loz Lokoz Takoz

Delicious… both corn and flour tortillas are very tasty, I’d bet they’re homemade. I’ve tried the pastor, barbacoa, and beef fajita– all incredible. Bring cash– you order then pay when it’s ready. $ 1.50 /​corn and $ 1.75 /​flour. I have no clue why people complain about the prices on here it’s cheap for a good portion.

Food is good they do nice job representing street Mexican food but they got 4 starts prices too high

My favorite spot! The customer service is GREAT! Food is always hot & fresh! A lifetime customer as long as I’m in the area!

Very good, I enjoyed. fresh and hot that’s a good thing. I will definitely come back and will get all beef next time. And only $ 4.50 for 3 tacos.

This is a local (near by) Taco Truck thats been there for some time. I really love the Agua de Limon. Ive had the fajita burrito and it was tasty. Fajitas Tacos too! This spot can get busy and you have to wait for your order. They do have a covered sitting area to eat which is nice. but small. They do take Credit cards but you have to order over $ 5 I believe. I need to try more items here thats for sure.

Chicken and shrimp tacos… good cheap and convenient. .been here for years, never been let dowm

Found my new go to taco joint near the house. Real deal tacos made right. Quick service if you know what you want and have cash.

I give it 4 stars because their food is yummy and fresh BUT the servings are way too small for the price they’re sold for. $ 2 charge for the use of credit cards «no exceptions» and be prepared for a wait. This stand has a good location and seems clean, I guess you could call this Taco Stand Higher end when it comes to their prices…

I think these are the best tacos in Houston! I’ve been coming here for about 3 years now. First off they barbecue their meat. The Aguas are so good. The charro beans are so awesome give it a try. It’s one of my favorite places to eat for a late night or just for lunch or breakfast. Photos coming soon.

I believe this truck competes with the best in town, including Taconazo, Tacos Tierra Caliente, and El Ultimo. Seriously impressive, and the best tacos I’ve had in NW Houston by far.
Tacos are $ 1.75 for corn, $ 2 for flour, and come with cilantro, grilled onion, queso fresco, salsa/​limes, and free avocado. FREE AVOCADO! I recommend getting only the corn tortilla as its cheaper and way better than the flour tortilla. I’d say the corn is a bit above average while the flour is the fairly typical overly thin-​and-​chewy kind. Other than the free avocado, the toppings were pretty standard and somewhat sparse. Also worth noting is that both salsas (which come in plastic bags, interesting enough) were very good but also extremely spicy, so I didn’t use them much.
My picks for best tacos are their Fajita, Barbacoa, Pastor. However I did try pretty much their entire menu and will compare each meat to other top trucks in Houston. Also just a warning — greasiness levels overall here are quite high.
Fajita (4.5÷5) — excellent smoky flavor and seasoning, but could be a tad bit more tender. Not quite up to Taconazo’s fajita, but I’ll gladly give it second place ahead of Tierra Caliente and El Ultimo.
Barbacoa (⁵⁄₅) — very soft, tender, and greasy. Exact same style as Tierra Caliente and El Ultimo’s barbacoa, both of which I consider the best in town. Now add Loz Lokoz for a 3-​way tie. This is the place for barbacoa if you like it.
Pastor (4.5÷5) — Great flavor and texture, not too soft, fairly large chunks for pastor. Also maybe a tad bit dry, but that’s being really critical. Probably just behind Tierra Caliente/​Taconazo, but better than El Ultimo’s pastor.
Lengua (³⁄₅) — nice and tender, but a bit too dry and no beef tonguey-​ness texture. The most disappointing meat I had here.
Chicken (⁴⁄₅) — not bad. Usually taco trucks don’t do chicken well but you get large, juicy pieces of chicken here.
Chorizo (⁴⁄₅) — soft, tasty, and slightly spicy, but also very salty and greasy.
Everything here is just really good. They have no particular weaknesses, but no best-in-class’s except maybe the barbacoa. There’s free avocado here, but the prices still aren’t as good as other trucks that have free avocado. I’d say they’re on the same level as Tacos Tierra Caliente and El Ultimo, and still can’t compete with Taconazo’s quality of meats and tortillas. Definitely best in the area though. Taco Los Gemelos nearby would be the closest, but there’s still a pretty substantial gap between the two.
Credit card fee is a ridiculous $ 2, but who really cares since taco trucks are all cash-​only anyways =)

I have been going to this place off an on for the past 10 years. they used to be located next to cavenders on 1960 in the gas station parking lot then moved to the current location. I have never had one bad thing from this food truck as a matter of fact it is probably some of the best Mexican food I have ever had! the service is decent the food is fresh what more would you ask for.
I would recommend that you bring cash due to the $ 2 Credit card fee but that is my only complaint but it’s no worth knocking a star off.
I usually get 4 beef fajita tacos loaded with everything and if it’s a very cold night or I’m fighting a cold then I would recommend the chorizo beans. so far I’ve had the Torta, beef tacos, chorizo beans and the orchatta (cinnamon rice milk).
Give this place a try you won’t be dissapointed.

Fajita tacos are the best !!! Other places make them either too hard or too soft but the fajita here is just PERFECT!

I was really surprised that after I ordered my food and went to pay with my card that they charge you $ 2 to pay with debit or credit… I’m sorry, but I’m not going to pay you to charge me for my food… Thanks, but no thanks

It was a bit hard to find ! But it is hidden between a car wash and a Taco Bell. Flat out delicious tacos, extremely fast service and the price is unbelievable. I felt like I should pay more. It deserves its 5 stars.

I found out about this truck from a friend when we use to work at the Walmart across the street! This is the best truck I’ve ever been to! I love Mexican food and they do it right every time!!! The steak fajitas tacos are my favorite!!! The salsa is the shit!!! I love love love it!!!

I discovered them a few weeks ago after living in the area for YEARS. I regret not trying them sooner because they’re simply amazing. Authentic great tasting street food.
So far I’ve had their waters, breakfast tacos and sopes. Delish.

One of the best food items they serve is an everyday essential on my menu! I’ll let you know that I can eat tacos every damn day! This food truck did their job at fulfilling my tastebuds and knocking me out for the night.
What happened here was a price increase in tacos. I stared at that sign so hard I was going to… order me some more tacos! Even though it’s $ 1.75 for flour, I can’t give up the great tasting food on earth! Their beef fajita and barbacoa is something I can vouch for. They are usually served on your choice of tortilla, avocados, onions, and sprinkled with mozzarella cheese.
Their sauces come with a kick too, so be warned I tell you. The RED sauce can be your enemy if you intake a high amount of it.
What’s best about coming here is that they’re open late at night. I can come here around 11 and still get my late night dinner. One thing that can trouble you is the crowd and call ins. There are to go orders and it’s more of a crowd at night.

So I pass by this little place like everyday and today I finally decided to give them a try… I ordered beef fajita tacos and they were really good! Oh and the green salsa is really spicy but really good.

This «trailer» sits behind the Taco Bell in the car wash parking lot off 1960 and Walters. If you live anywhere near here it is definitely worth checking out.
All of the food is authentic and tastes great. I have been here a few times and have yet to be disappointed. I have tried both breakfast and lunch. Regardless of what I order, The food is always hot — and the orders accurate.
If you’re giving this place a try, I recommend the fajita tacos, pastor, and chorizo. All are great. They also have pouches of salsas, but they are extremely strict on the numbers of salsas they give. They have a ratio that they will not exceed unless you pay. As the sign on the trailer say, «Nothing is free in this world!»
Since the food is always fresh, do not expect to get in and out quickly. It takes them a bit of time to cook your order.
While they do accept credit cards, they impose a two dollar fee regardless of how much your order costs. So if you order a two dollar taco — you are paying a 100% fee. Your best bet is to carry cash.
This little place has charm. I give it four stars for the taste and quality. I am dinging them a star for their credit card fee and their salsa regulations.

I’m a fan… I used to always drive right on by and frequent another taco truck down the street but finally I have seen the light.
I’ve only eaten the fajita here… Which is pretty good. Lots of flavor. When you order tacos you choose the meat and it comes topped with avocado, grilled onions, and cheese. I’m not sure if it’s cotija cheese or something else… Also you get a lime and a bag of green sauce. It’s super good and spicy and a must… In addition to the food they have typical Aguas frescas…
They are open late night