Favorite Roach Coach food

[sniffa]

Wiki: Roach Coach

The occasional Shepherd's Pie that appears in one of the rear containers gets my vote. It's great during coffee break at 9 a.m.

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[NYC_SKP]

1. In these parts we have more Taco Trucks, mmmmm, tacos de asada!

[XemaSab]

2. Taco trucks:

The shit. :9

It's really one of the few things I miss about southern and central California.

Planada taco cart... mmm...

[NYC_SKP]

3. Que quieres? Carnitas? Tacos?

Que buena!!!

[KitchenWitch]

7. I am seriously afraid to eat taco truck food.

Is it really that good. I am afraid I would get sick.

[XemaSab]

8. It's really that good

I was skeptical for YEARS, but at some point I got over the fear.

Ask a Mexican where the best one is though, because the quality varies. :shrug:

[KitchenWitch]

9. I will try it then

I know I can go to Santa Ana and find plenty of roach coaches (and Mexicans to show me the right ones to eat at).

[Amerigo Vespucci]

4. In my roach coach days, long ago...

...it used to be breakfast burritos.

They learned quickly. When the truck pulled up, they had them hot and ready to go, and they were of a pretty decent quality. Eggs, bacon, cheese, potatoes in a tortilla. I forget what they charged for them but the suckers were HUGE. I know there are "fringe" coaches out there, but over the many years that I worked in companies serviced by them, NO one got sick. NO one had a bad experience.

:toast:

[sniffa]

6. They're quite competitive here and very creative

Most make a bunch of home made dishes that are good and pretty cheap. I used to get a fairly large bowl of Shepherd's pie for $2.50. Sausage, onions and peppers topped with hot pastrami cost $4. :9

[Inchworm]

5. Jungle Juice

:9