El Taco Maestro

I always order my tacos with no onions and the lady is always super rude to me because I’m not a native Spanish speaker but I try. She rolls her eyes and looks down on me when I mispronounce something. If we were in Mexico I could understand but I’m being nice trying to speak Spanish were English is spoken.
I forgot to say no onions and she said «that’s your problem/​fault not mine. I can’t give you your money back». I am pregnant and she knows this and I didn’t even touch them. They guy before me literally ordered them with onions (3 like mine) and she could’ve given them to him but instead she wanted to be ugly. Never coming back again, not worth the lack of respect. The tacos at an actual restaurant down the street (Taqueria el Reconsito) are actually better and only $ 1.31 vs 1.50 anyways!

By far the best authentic Mexican food… period! Camilo and his staff provide a wide variety of tasty foods with all the fixings. Don’t miss out!

This is my to go to when I crave for a good burrito. Its fast, tasty and very fulfilling. Their menu is very limited for choices and the parking spots aren’t in the best conditions either.

This is the go-​to Taco Truck near my house! Their best thing to get are the carne asada (beef) tacos — they make it very well and it has a great flavor. There’s lots of meat in it and it’s easy to eat somehow. I have also tried the other ones like the chicken, but it is not as good. The quesadillas are also pretty good! It’s VERY filling. 3 – 4 tacos is a good portion for me, lately I always get 4 because they are so delicious. With the tacos comes radishes like always, a lime, hot sauce (I like the green one), and a spicy poppin pepper. We also get our tacos pretty quick.
I would suggest using cash here since you get charged extra with card, and you have to walk to the store across the parking lot to pay and then go back to get your order. The store has all kinds of Mexican candy I love though, like tamarind candy and the spicy mango and watermelon pops.

Cammilo the owner catered in to our fire station last night for an on shift dinner. My captain of most of my career is retiring so we brought in carne asada and chicken street tacos. We had 100 tacos brought in with fresh guacamole, rice, beans, and fresh salsa for the entire shift of fire fighters. The food was delicious. Cammilo delivered it himself. It was perfect. We are having them cater another event coming up. Great street tacos but the salsa and guacamole set it off. Very nice people also. Thank you for catering our retirement shift dinner for ken.
When you drive by at lunch you will see the place always has a line of locals including a few police officers and firefighters. If you want a hint, if you see the police and fire department eating someplace, it is good.

I’m surprised this place has as many starts as it does. Lettuce in a burrito? Really? Not to mention the little meat there was lacked flavor, and the rice was mushy and also flavorless. Very disappointing, should have taken the drive to white center for some real taco truck food.

The meat was very low quality and it was all fatty pieces in the carne Asada. The cashier was not friendly at all and I was very disappointed

El Taco Maestro is my favorite taco truck in the area, my favorite being El Camion further up north. Their ingredients are always fresh and their meats are prepared at Javi’s Mexi Mart next door which accepts debit/​credit cards for your meal if you don’t bring cash to pay at the truck. If you are feeling adventurous, try their tripa (tripe) tacos. Be sure to ask for a side of grilled onions with your tacos. Don’t be deterred by the location, you won’t regret it :)

At the time of my writing, only 4 reviews are on Unilocal for El Taco Maestro. Four! I’ve been eating here since 2001, and hundreds of others have been too, and yet only 4 reviews are on Unilocal.It’s crazy, but El Taco Maestro doesn’t depend on the Unilocal crowd, they stay fairly busy as it is. They are my favorite taco truck in the Seattle area, and I’ve been keeping it a secret too long.
I am particularly fond of Azada tacos and Adobado Tortas (Adobado is marinated pork). What makes this place stand out is their marinade, it is excellent for both Azada and Adobado. You can also get Lengua, Sesos, and Tripas here, and in addition to Tacos and Tortas you can get Burritos and Quesadillas.
When you order multiple tacos, they’ll give you grilled onions and jalapenos, which are both great. Tacos are served with radish, cilantro, and a lime wedge.
The next time you go to the airport, make a stop here, and load up on delicious, affordable Mexican food! It’s not good to fly hungry, and this food beats expensive airport food.

amazing. everything cheaply priced. tacos to die for. we get tacos every week. my boyfriend loves steak, and i love chicken. the salsas are great. each meat is sprinklrd with fresh cilaantro and raw mini chopped white onions. eanch plate comes with a roasted jalapeño, which are so spicy but soo good! very fast. no problems here!

Like Sui said, the menu is VERY limited, you get your choice of tacos, burritos, quesadillas and I think thats it, but you get several options for meat choices like carne asada (beef steak), chicken, cheek, lengua, tripa, etc. They have a good variety of drinks to go with your meal too, juices, sodas, water, etc. Also if you dont have cash with you, you can order your meal, they will tell you the price you go inside Javi’s Mexi Grocery right behind you and pay for your meal with a debit or credit card, with a small fee of course and show your receipt to the taco truck and TA DA!!! You got your meal.
What I love about this taco truck is how yummy the carne asada tacos and quesadillas are there, I do not know what they marinate the meat with but its absolutely mouth watering and I think its very cheap. My husband has a huge appetite and I have a regular appetite, he will have 6 tacos while I have 4 and a asada quesadilla and it will be under $ 20! Pretty cheap to me considering how delicious and quick you get these.
Definitely try it, I recommend their Carne Asada tacos/​quesadilla or the Tripa Tacos (intestine tacos) mmm…
only downfall would be the salsa roja, the red salsa, I dont like it that much, it tastes too watered down, but the salsa verde, green salsa is yummy and good flavored.

A small little taco truck in a parking lot in Tukwila off the main drag, the menu is quite limited and the burritos are pretty good, but small and (in my opinion) kind of overpriced, considering their size. Their vegetarian burrito is decent, and they also have nonalcoholic sangria in a glass bottle… and red and green salsas in ketchup and mustard containers (which really confused me at first).