Mucho Loko Food Truck
About
Mucho Loko Food Truck is a Mexican eatery in Page, Arizona, serving tacos, burritos, and tortas. Rated 4.6 stars from 169 reviews. This moderate ($$) mobile vendor operates from a parking lot near ACE Hardware with outdoor service only.
Menu Highlights
Price Range
Moderate ($$)
Contact & Location
Address
Dam plaza, 3 N Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ 86040, Page, Arizona
Hours
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Phone
(928) 640-3313Reviews
Norman Preciado
There’s a lot of mix reviews so I want to be as raw and detailed as possible. I’m from California so, honestly between Utah (Zion area) and Page Arizona, the Mexican food isn’t up to par. If you need a taste from home or something close then sure come to this spot. Directions are mis leading it’s actually located across from the circle k and in front of the ACE hardware store. Now to go into the food and how it tasted. There is a young looking kid who made our food. Assumption here is that someone else cooks it and it’s all being stored in containers to keep warm. I got an Asada burrito, the meat was tender as if it were heating for too long or a bit over cooked. Menu didn’t say exactly what was in it (meat, pico de gallo, and weirdly French fries….). Food is edible, wouldn’t say it’s bad but as I mentioned nothing close to back home where it’s 1,000% better; I also think it was rushed because my tortilla could have been toasted longer. The burrito was mush from the bottom and coming apart when holding it. We also got the birria tacos combo, meat needs more flavor, tortillas need to be cooked a bit longer, and consume needs more flavor. It almost looked like it had burnt pieces (could be from the chiles or meat), and it was salty hardly any flavor. The birrias flavor tasted watered down to as if they need it to “last longer”. I’d say quality over quantity here but as I mentioned (for a second time) it gets you by when missing home. Utah and Arizona don’t have the greatest Mexican food, but it’s something better than nothing. Price wise, yes very overpriced and sadly flavor is not there for the amount spent. My visit costed about $43 which I could’ve gone down to the bbq spot and get a brisket sandwhich that would have great flavor and quality of meat. Definitely two different styles of food, but coming from California and Mexican household, this place is missing flavor and too “bland”. Maybe this is meant for tourist or get tourist attraction due to the area. I hope whoever reads this has a better understanding of the place.
Aidan Clemente
Ordered Birria torta. Large enough portion for $20 I guess. The torta wasn’t cut in half so it was a bit cumbersome to eat. Most notable, there was a hot dog in the birria torta?!?! Certainly didn’t have that listed as an ingredient. Ham was listed…hot dog was served. My sandwich had a big chunk of bone in it and didn’t have as much meat as my kid’s. So, without the hotdog, it was more bread than anything. Kiddo just took the hotdog out and was happy. The food truck was difficult for me to find, as the directions for the address brought me across the street. Luckily my kiddo spotted it before I lost my mind. There are not tables or anything. So, atmosphere is a parking lot.
Jose Perez
Look at this! UNBELIEVABLE! 😤 This man has NO business in selling food THIS GOOD!! Was not expecting the torta to be this 🔥. This is an absolute must after taking the antelope canyon tour. Those complaining about price only care about getting the cheapest food. It’s very reasonably priced for the portions and authenticity you get. Expect an explosion of flavor and a unique experience. Muchas gracias por comida tan rica! 🙏
Vicky Y
The tacos were delicious 🤤 pretty pricey though ! 25$ (incl tax) for four tacos (+ cheese on two tacos) but they were really good !
Mila
Delicious tacos and nice man. Note it’s unclear when the truck is there. We first wanted to try it for dinner around 6.30pm but the truck was not there. We came the next day at 2.30pm and it was there.
