El Sopon Mexican Food Truck

"The only thing I advise to eat here are the pupusas. The rest is really not that great. Let me edit, bc clearly the people that responded are a new level of remedial: I've come to this truck MULTIPLE TIMES or have had friends bring food from this truck. The tacos tend to have hard, flavorless meat. The burritos are nothing to write home about. The birria was disgusting and the consome was salty and not flavorful. I've tried other foods off the menu and again, the pupusas are the best. I've lived in California, Texas, and even Chicago has better tacos than this truck."

"This is a cool food truck and seems like a pretty solid operation. The burrito I ordered, however, was good, not great and pretty light on meat for $14. It also wasn't wrapped very well and fell apart upon opening."

"Amazing pupusas. Pretty good tacos al pastor, i liked the pineapple. The birria tacos were good but I've had better. Long wait but its because they are busy because they are known for good Mexican food!!"

"We stopped here both going (lunch) and returning (dinner) on a day trip to Baltimore. The Burrito was easily a 10/10. It fed both my wife and myself (we are not big eaters) and was a terrific value. For dinner we had tacos which I rate 9/10 and a pupusa which was just decent. Easy parking and nice picnic tables. Easy access to I-95. I expect to visit a lot."

"El Sopon is a stationary food truck located in a parking lot. There are three tables each with an umbrella that offer cover from the sun. I pulled up on a Thursday midday and from ordering to in my hands it was about 20 minutes. I appreciated the person taking the orders was giving everyone a heads up on the wait times. If you want to reduce your idle time you can call ahead to order but know it will take about 20-30 minutes as well. Menu is in español and English. They've got all the standards, tacos, tortas, burritos, had Salvi pupusas too... I use to shy away from places that did both tacos and pupusas because about 8 years back the experience in establishments that served both was always disappointing for this LA Mexican. But the game has changed! I had some tacos de carne asada (to see how they executed on a standard). Good news, they're legit! Another sign that you know it's legit is when there is a bunch of raza pulling up too get food too. I ordered a burrito with al pastor that was messy but hella good. I would order both again. Meat was seasoned well, salsas were great, lime was dry (haha - good taqueros always have some dry limes on deck lol), food was bomb, would order both items again or try some new ones next time I'm back in the area! Al cien!"