Buendia, Mexican Express Cuisine 84841 Edenvale Road, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455

"Went with my youngest to have lunch and the people there treated us like family food was amazing they have the best quesabirria tacos I have tasted in town and there asada tacos are delicious would recommend if your in this part of town !"

"For me this has been the best place to eat so far, good quality food and excellent flavor, and nellie's service wow!!! I will definitely be back very soon 10 stars for this wonderful place"

"Nellie brought the truck out for a private event. We could not have been happier and our guests LOVED the food and fabulous service"

"Ordered a steak burrito on my way through. Not only was the meat juicy and flavorful, it was packed with steak!! All the ingredients taste fresh and the lady was very nice! I highly recommend stopping here for lunch."

"This food truck is run by Ofelia and her son Tomas, and they serve their community. I had a quesadilla de chorizo with extra meat, and it was hearty, and the corn tortilla tasted home-madOfelia makes her salsa verde from scratch, which tells me how much she cares about the quality of her food. But these guys get five stars for a reason, and to explain, let me share a small part of the conversation I had with them while I waited for my food: Me: “Do you guys sell all over, or…?” Tomás: “We come to Oakridge for festivals, and to serve the Mountain Bikers’ events on weekends but mostly we sell in Pleasant Hill, usually at the Feed Store.” ( At this point, they serve my quesadilla with extra meat and it is only $8! ) Me: “This feels like a bargain. I could expect to pay $12 or $13 for this in Eugene.” Tomás: We recognize that these are hard times for everybody with rising prices, and with everything going on, and we want to make sure that our food is available to everyone — even people that are struggling. We are not greedy. We are part of the community.” Ofelia: “I spend a lot of time serving the young people at Pleasant Hill High School. Those boys are good to me, and I am good to them. I almost thonk of them as my other sons. We all have to take care of each other.” Also, this business sells very attractive pot holders made by a disabled woman in the community. They are re-purposed from jeans pockets and very cute! All proceeds are donated back to the creator. Please consider supporting this family business. Your purchase doesn’t just buy good food, it spreads love."