Get to know the Valley food truck with over 6 million likes on TikTok ⬇️
PHOENIX — The viral food truck in the Valley ‘Naughty Tacos’ known for its Quesabirria Tacos and 'risky' food name items is going brick-and-mortar this year!
ABC15 Arizona chatted with Octavio Suarez, founder of the business, regarding the opening dates for his two locations coming to the Valley, the expansion of the menu, and the meaning behind the business.The business has a unique name , here’s why it was named that way: “The meaning behind Naughty Tacos… I’ve always said everyone has some naughty in them and everyone’s just a little a shy or what not. So, I just thought that it’ll bring them a little closer together,” said Suarez.
“I started inviting wedding couples and all the customers from our venue to my house to eat and they’re the ones who got crazy for our tacos and they were like ‘you have to launch a food truck’ and I launched the food truck two months later,” said Suarez. Suarez began his business in his home in December 2020, launched his food truck business in February 2021 and since then has gained popularity on social media with over 6 million likes on TikTok. Now the local entrepreneur is getting ready to open two storefronts in 2023.Saturdays: locations are announced 24 hours before their pop-up locations, you’ll need to check out their social media accounts to stay up to date.
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