We are a family-owned business offering a variety of Mexican dishes and an extensive and diverse menu. Our mission is to cook with passion, style, and love, ensuring that we satisfy the nostalgic cravings of every palate, transporting them back to a warm and familiar taste of home.
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Address: 14701 N Mopac Expy, Austin, TX 78728
Phone: (737) 291-9113
Website: http://orderlasenoradelzacahuil.com/
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The covered seating area next to the food truck had a fantastic breeze and a great atmosphere! Highly recommend.
Oh, and the pickled jalapenos were some of the best I’ve ever had. Everything is super flavorful!
Most taco trucks keep it simple with a handful of meats and a few standard items, but La Señora Del Zacahuil offers a menu that’s larger than some sit-down Mexican restaurants I have been to. I was instantly impressed by the variety, with so many of my favorite authentic Mexican dishes available, some of which being very hard for me to find around here, that it’s impossible to try everything you want in one or even two visits. And in Austin where taco truck pricing has gotten out of hand, La Señora Del Zacahuil stands apart with great prices, offering exceptional value that is truly worth every penny.
On my first trip, I had to start with the street tacos. I tried the Carne Asada, Al Pastor, Discada, and Chicharrón Prensado—all of them absolutely amazing. Both times I have gone, my food came out hot and faster than I was expecting.
Also, I’m not going to name names or anything, but this truck is serving up Discada and Al Pastor that stands up to, if not stomps on the Discada and Al Pastor currently being served at places here in Austin that literally name themselves after these meats.
When I returned my second time, I met La Señora herself, and she offered me a sample of her signature Zacahuil dish. Of course, I wasn’t about to say no to that. I had never tried Zacahuil before, and it reminded me of a “deconstructed Tamal,” but I enjoyed it way more than any Tamales I’ve ever had—and I’ve had plenty. The meat was tender, juicy, and bursting with flavor, while the pounded corn added the perfect texture and an incredible aroma. She even served it to me on a banana leaf, which was a fantastic touch.
By the time my Gorditas arrived, I was already almost full just from the massive “sample” La Señora gave me, but there was no way I was stopping there.
Everything I’ve tried at La Señora Del Zacahuil has been exceptional, and I still have so much left on my list—next time, I’m going for the Cochinita Pibil.
A few things that make this place stand out even more: They serve both Chicharrón Prensado and Discada, which I have found to be surprisingly hard to get in this city. Their Agua Frescas are delicious. They’re consistently open, and you can even phone in orders. The truck itself is a converted bus with a covered outdoor seating area. Plus, there’s plenty of parking space available. And most importantly, the women working inside the truck are some of the sweetest, kindest people you could ever hope to meet.
La Señora Del Zacahuil has set the bar high for taco trucks in this city. I can’t wait to go back again.
The meat is fresh and cooked well. Hand made tortillas and sopes.
If you’re hesitant in trying this place don’t be you will not regret it.
Will be a regular now.