Eating here was a spicy flavor party in my mouth! Everything was so good. I got the kimchi quesadilla. Loved the sauce and seasoning on top. Kimchi was very good. Just delicious. The chicken taco was also excellent. Very filling for such a small package. Loved the cabbage and flavoring on it as well. Service was pretty quick, which was nice. The truck was at the PST Art event at the Ebell. Will definitely order from Kogi again the next time I see it around!

My fiancé and I learned about this food truck not too long ago and finally had a chance to have one of their tacos. We were driving at night trying to find it so it was a little difficult to see the food truck at first, but we eventually found it. We parked, placed our order and then waited for our food to be made. No long line or long wait time for the food. The short rid tacos are the real deal. I could eat that for days. Even after driving home, the short ribs taco packed a lot of flavor. The chicken taco was okay. Again - I think it can be hard to judge food that you can't eat immediately from the restaurant or food truck. We've had many take home tacos that didn't hit as much as we hoped they would, but that's what made the short rib tacos even more impressive. Would definitely eat tacos from here again!

Quite good and a quick fix to our kbbq cravings!!! Over ordered so that we can take home to eat too on another day since we are rarely in this side of town lol. Short rib burrito was really good and I was able to really taste the grilled bits and the sweet marinade! Yum! But my favorite had to be the kimchi quesadilla. There's just that comforting bite with the mix of cheese and tangy flavor! No long wait line as we went there a little after noon after business in West LA. Food was hot and ready despite our large order lol! I like their pricing combo scheme and the prices do seem fair for food truck! Thankfully they are not like food festival booth prices. Parking situation is well, gotta be lucky for nearby street parking! Coming back to try this again after so long was nice. Definitely one of those gotta go back to places when in the area for me!

Cool K-BBQ Tacos on the Westside on overland. My peeps invited me to street tacos from Kogi Taco truck. Great tacos but no where to sit and eat. Back in to the Sub we go. Thanks MS.

Extremely tasty. Get the short rib ... anything. Super nice often a line!! Fantastic Value. 3 Taco and a Drink for $10.00 These tacos are FAT. Flavor explosion with every bite. Btw there is another street taco joint right next to this one. If I was thinking about it I would have got a few steak tacos from that joint.. note the meat on wood fired grill I'm sure that joint is on point too.

I just realized I've never reviewed one of the gems of my beloved Palms, our semi-permanent Kogi truck. Kogi helped kick off the food truck craze years ago with Chef Roy Choi's famous Korean inspired tacos and burritos. They opened a small restaurant on Overland at one point (you can see pics in some of the older reviews) but that has since closed, and now the truck itself can be found daily in the driveway of another building a block away. It's one of my go to weekend lunch spots! I almost always get tacos or a burrito, but I need to branch out and try their mulitas and quesadillas. The famous Kogi style taco has meat (short rib is their claim to fame) or tofu and is topped with a mountain of sweet and tangy lettuce-cabbage slaw. I love Korean flavors and their tacos always hit the spot. Recently, Chef Roy opened a more traditional street taco stand at night next to the truck, called Tacos Por Vida. I haven't eaten there yet since lines were wrapping around the block when he opened! Can't wait to try it soon, though.

Full disclosure, I came here looking for Roy Choi's new venture - Tacos Por Vida. It wasn't open because they had a soft opening and will re-open at a later date. No biggie. I was hungry so I stayed and ordered from the truck. I went to the brick and mortar a few times when it was open across the street as well. If you don't know by now, the Kogi trucks started a little over a decade ago and was fusion of Korean and Mexican flavors in classic taco truck items. On this particular trip, I ended up getting the Tofu Kogi burrito. I was trying to chill on the meat eating. Definitely tasty and with the Korean flavors really coming through on this. During my previous visits (in the Kogi Taqueria), I've had the sliders, kimchi quesadilla, World Famous Short Rib Burrito, Blue Moon Mulita, and carnitas taqueria style taco. All were pretty tasty, but my favorite item has to be the short rib burrito. The service was pretty standard in terms of taco trucks (in a good way). Parking at that particular time of night was pretty easy. Plenty of street parking nearby.