Anita’s Mexican Food

We got the carnitas regular burrito and al pastor regular burrito. They both came with two small containers of salsa. The burritos were big, cheesy, and delicious. However, the prices on the menu didn't reflect how much we were actually charged. Seems like regular burritos are $9.99+tax each, although the physical menu said they cost $8.63. I think they're worth it, but I do think the restaurant should update the menu to reflect their actual offerings and prices. Note that there is no seating available, so you'll have to take it to-go.

Their wet burritos are ginormous! 8" long, 4" wide, 2" tall = 64 cubic inches of burrito. At a price of $10, that's about 16¢/in³. Suffice to say, when I order a wet burrito here, it lasts 2-3 meals. Carnitas are delish. Not the #1 best carnitas I've ever had, but that's not surprising as it's my favorite meat for Mexican food, so I've had carnitas from a LOT of places around Seattle and other parts of the country + Mexico.

Confused about majority of reviews on here because the food was highly disappointing. But if you grew up in Washington all your life then that explains a lot. The menu options are high priced We ordered -Menudo -Adobada Torta -Horchata Sauces were watery, they must have added a broth into their batch to increase the quantity; In turn it lost its flavor and purpose. The torta was huge unfortunately it was mostly bread. Missing key ingredients such as refried beans and cheese (queso fresco). I think rather than simmering adobada it should have been fried for a torta. Menudo just tasted like water, very oily, added ingredients of our own to get flavor. The Horchata was good but anyone can make this classic drink in their own home. Not impressed overall. Hope this food truck can improve in the days to come.