Taqueria Asadero

We noticed this restaurant as they were preparing to open hoping. That the food is prepared similarly to that what we grew up eating in Arizona. We have lived hear 6.6 years and have yet found the Sonoran style until eaten today. My wife picked up a chicken burrow . It tasted fabulous.,, everything about this meal was fresh.. the rice inside of the burro was so fresh that it Stuck to the fork . The red and green chili salsa were perfect. This is the making of a really good pice of the
Sonoran desert to North Carolina.

Incredible food and reasonable prices. It can get packed in there quickly due to limited seating and the grand opening rush, but it's worth the wait. Parking can be tough due to customers at Nick's in the same building complex. Food tasted very fresh and is much better than competitors outside of Welcome.

Food 5/5
Service 5/5
Atmosphere 4/5

I ordered the chicken street tacos no onion extra radishes, x2 with a small side of cheese dip. I was served a complimentary order of chips and salsa.
Food was cooked quickly, to order. It was a delight to find "taco truck" (in a good way) kind of food, at the new restaurant in a small town in Davidson county.
Do yourself a favor, take a day trip to the area, go to Nick's, hit up the candy store in Lexington, and leave room for chips and dip and some street tacos at the taqueria.

Food tasted good, but could improve some, they were a bit all over the place with service (understandable as they just recently opened).
The Carnitas torta and the seasoned fries were at room temp. When all should’ve been hot.
Prices are Ok as well.

Might change this rating when I visit a few more times to see what has changed.