Eden Express

Really enjoy the pupusas here! Truck is easy to drive by but visible thru the Safeway parking lot. Served fresh and hot, takes a few mintues but well worth the wait.

For $ 10 you will be stuffed! The pupusas are delicious. The beef and the chicken tacos we’re good as well. The lady that cooks and serves the food is very sweet. Eating here a couple of times and I will go back.

I live down the street for a couple years and finally stopped by and very glad that I did! Food is delicious with generous portions and friendly service. I always call ahead and have never had a problem

Great tacos! I have tried the chicken, beef, pork and fish.$ 2.50 a taco, each with slice of avocado, 2 tacos is plenty for me. Park at Safeway, order your tacos, they will be ready after you pickup your groceries.

So, this review is limited, since I’ve only had two items on the menu. I stopped at the gas station one day, and wanted to grab something that WASN’T a burger and fries before heading off to a meeting, so I ordered two fish tacos from this food stand. They were so good I went back two days later and got the carne asada tacos!
Taken within the context of being a food truck, their tacos are terrific. Tortillas taste fresh and are seared and warm, the tilapia in the fish tacos is wonderfully seasoned, the carne asada tacos were richly flavorful and tender, and the tacos come with plenty of extras and huge slices of avocado. And it’s cheap. For about five bucks (that’s less than a Big Mac and fries meal across the street at the Micky-D’s drive through) you can get two REALLY tasty tacos.
It’s not the Mexican/​Salvadorean version of haute cuisine — it’s a food truck in the suburbs! But it’s cheap, convenient, and considerably better-​tasting than I’d have imagined.

Food tasted terrible. They don’t even wash there hands.
Try something else and cleaner. Not something located in the corner of a gas station.

Despite being less than a mile away, I got delivery from these guys today. Because I can!
When I asked, they said the minimum was $ 15, but I get the feeling there might not be strict enforcement on that. I got a call about 20 – 25 minutes after my order from the delivery guy, asking me to text him the address because he couldn’t find it. I had the food in hand about 30 mins after my order, about an hour faster than the Papa John’s located across the street from these guys. I’ll take it!
On to the food! I’d been curious for a while what mariscada (seafood soup) tastes like out of a truck in a gas station, so I finally bit the bullet and ordered it up. For only $ 11, I figured it was worth a try. The verdict: While I’d love a Cinderella story here, to be able to tell you that this mariscada out of a truck was the best mariscada ever, um, no such luck. Don’t order mariscada out of a truck.
The only type of seafood in there was prawns and oysters. The prawns were shell on, a sea of black eyeballs and several-​inch-​long, orange feeler things poking up at me out of the tupperware, and the oysters looked and felt unappealing enough that I couldn’t bring myself to eat them. Also, the shells were kind of grimy and gross. I had a few sips of broth and that was enough.
Luckily I also got backup in the form of tacos, a beef and a pork. Delish. And eyeball-​free.