Ran into this tent during a visit to Desert Hills, was intrigued by their unique taco offerings. They offer Thai-inspired tacos like Tom Yum, which I had to try. I was also curious that their menu did not have prices listed, and frankly I was taken aback when an order of taco and their green sauce (which came highly recommended, according to their menu) came up to 20 bucks. But I digress, I was already committed to try their food. Firstly, the food was prepared individually, one batch at a time. The meats were already cooked, only needed a quick sear with the right seasoning. My Tom Yum taco came with generous portion of shrimp, which was seared with Tom Yum sauce, garnished with cilantro and fried shallots. The taco reminded me of an actual Tom Yum soup, which was a good point in their favour. The green sauce gave a good compliment to the taco with slow burn (my wife still felt the burn minutes after we were done eating), but not necessary to enjoy the food. So the Tom Yum taco was a great dish to try, though I still wonder if it was worth the price.

This kiosk restaurant was located in the courtyard of the Cabazon/Desert Hills outlets. The prices were a little steep for street food, but we were taken back by how fricken good it was! Mr. P ordered the Tiger Tacos, and I the fried rice, with a Thai tea on the side. The beef of the taco was tender and flavorful, and not in short supply. There was also a ton of fried rice with giant crackly shrimp. With the two of us eating it, there was still too much food! The Thai iced tea was very strong and rich. I appreciate that everything there was made to order, and was very unique. The flavors were spot-on. The staff was nice, especially dealing with such a busy weekend before the holiday. There is something to be said if you always have a line. The entire time that we ate, they totally did have a long line, and now we know why. They were amazing.

This is one of the best Mexican-Thai fusion food trucks! We always look forward to stopping by here to grab some food either when we're on the way to Palm Springs or going to the outlets. I'm not sure why there's such poor reviews when there's always a long line. We normally order the mala noodles, chicken tacos, and tiger tacos. Everything is absolutely delicious and has a good balance between spice and flavor. The little tortillas they use are thicker than your normal tortilla. Overall really good food!