El Paladar Oaxaqueno
Barry Ave and Santa Monica Blvd
Nightly after 8pm
El Paladar Oaxaqueno is the only taco truck on the Westside that has an al pastor spit so if it's meat tacos your looking for stick to the pork. If a couple tacos isn't enough do yourself a favor and order the Tlayuda, a crisp flour tortilla stuffed with your meat of choice, black beans, avocado and salsa. Read the rest of the review at DailyTaco.org.
We reviewed this truck back when it was still a wagon in 2006.
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