Eat Tacos at the Chungas Food Truck
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
Join the local line for authentic Al Pastor tacos carved fresh from the trompo at this beloved West Side institution.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 30 to 45-minute stay as the line moves quickly even during the peak lunch and dinner rushes.
- 2Bring a light jacket or sun hat as seating is limited to outdoor picnic tables with minimal overhead cover.
- 3Order the Al Pastor specifically 'con todo' to ensure you get the signature fresh pineapple slices carved from the trompo.
- 4Park in the designated gravel lot adjacent to the truck or utilize free street parking on the surrounding West Side blocks.
- 5Carry small bills for faster transactions, although the truck does accept major credit cards and mobile payments.
- 6Check their social media pages before heading out to verify the truck's current location, as they occasionally move for special events.
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