Eat Tacos at the Chungas Food Truck
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
Join the locals for authentic Al Pastor tacos at this beloved neighborhood staple, a quintessential Salt Lake street-food experience.
Itinerary tips
- 1Aim for the original location on 900 West or their brick-and-mortar spot for the full menu experience.
- 2Order the Al Pastor tacos topped with their signature grilled pineapple for the most authentic flavor profile.
- 3Plan for a 30 to 45-minute visit as service is generally quick even during the busy lunch rush.
- 4Bring a light jacket if dining outside, as the Salt Lake valley air cools down rapidly once the sun sets behind the mountains.
- 5Utilize the adjacent street parking, but remain mindful of residential driveway clearances in this neighborhood setting.
- 6Request their house-made salsas on the side so you can control the heat levels of each individual taco.
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