The Delicious and Distinctive LA Taco Truck You Need in Your Life Dining on a Dime

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

These massive tacos rabes in Boyle Heights pack a punch. Eater Series Premiere. There's not a lot happening on Olympic Blvd. south of the 5 Freeway after dark: it's a section of town mostly reserved for transmission repair places, clothing warehouses, and industrial buildings that are covered with those small squares of semi-translucent glass. But there's a family that works furiously, every Thursday through Sunday evening, in a steam-filled silver trailer on the corner of Olympic and Esperanza in Boyle Heights. It's the promise of tacos that are truly out of the ordinary. Watch more Dining on a Dime with Lucas Peterson ____________________
Date: 2020-05-20

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Comments and reviews: 4

Dr.
I've been watching this series for like the past 3 days and it's already one of my favorite series on YouTube. There needs to be more! It's so original, unlike the other hundreds of food series that show you the trendiest and most hipster places in LA, he shows you the real LA. The LA that I was born and raised knowing. Mad respect to you Lucas for showing small businesses with great food. Keep up the good work.
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Jonathan
Dude, I love your videos, and you have no idea, we have a several flavor boing, we have: grape, apple, lemon, pineapple, tutti fruti ( mix of fruits ) orange, grapefruit, guayaba ( guava, not only mango my friend! Greetings from Mexico!
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Efrain
I believe there also called tacos al pastor or topo, because it looks like top. Never heard of it being called straight arabe, even the the inspiration came from them. If done right, it is my favorite taco of all!
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Liliana
Boing de mango is the best pairing for tacos, you should try Boing de fresa, is not as good as mango but for me is a close second, better than guayaba. Great video.
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