This has been my favorite food truck for awhile now. I first sampled their food at a German…read moreVillage Makers Market last summer and loved their Hawaiian BBQ buns with chicken. You get 2 for $10. They are amazing steamed/fried buns served with pickled carrots, fresh cucumbers and drizzled with cilantro sauce. I crave them all the time. I read they are packing up for the winter so I hightailed it to the Columbus Commons last week for their last day of the season.

I have been wanting to try this food truck for a long time! I got the flight of all 3 of their…read morebuns. They were delicious! I loved all of them. The buns were soft and delicious and I loved the toppings on each one. They were all unique and tasty. I found them at seventh son on a Friday evening. The 3 buns were $15. I really enjoyed the food and the workers were nice. It took about 10 minutes for the food to be ready. I thought it was a little pricey because I was still a little hungry afterward but I would come back!

You can smell this delicious mouthwatering BBQ before you get out of the car! It draws you in.. be…read morecareful driving by with your window down! I ordered ribs. The Smokey flavor was amazing and it really didn't need sauce! It was falling off the bones. Yum! The service was fast and all wore masks. The cost was under $12

Love the food trucks that come to our neighborhood. Places we might not have tried and the turn…read moreout amazing. Zone5BBQ came to Brandon tonight and it was busy. We ordered a cheeseburger and the perch dinner. I love perch and had not tried it with hot peppers before. Nice touch! They offered wings and I might have to walk back up there.

Challah has a window at Woodlands Tavern, so that's what I'm reviewing, but it sounds like it's the…read moresame stuff as on the truck. Lots of sandwiches on the menu, but I wanted bar food, to go, so I got some pastrami wings to start. Good wings, not great- pastrami spices, fairly meaty, not bad. I also got fried brussels sprouts. Yowza! Small sprouts, fried in, I believe, brown sugar and prosecco. So, a little sweet, a little sour, very good. Finally, some schmaltz potatoes. I wasn't sure if they'd be mashed or what; they were essentially potato wedges, but the best potato wedges I have ever had. Soft inside, a bit crispy outside, great fatty flavor with a little salt. Man, they were good. I'd go back here, or the truck, to explore the menu. They know what they're doing.

Awesome. Perfect way to start the weekend, with a day off and a music filled night. This time here…read morefor a gig for my man's band, Plow Horse. We have been waiting to play at this venue for awhile. Come here all the time for shows and wanted to get our foot in the door, to be able to play this venue again. I guess I should start out with some general info. Challah is actually located inside Woodlands Tavern. I will definitely be back to Woodlands if not for the food it will be for the beer and their happy hour prices. But the food was incredible. It was hard to believe that it came from a bar. We shared our food of course. We got the Crispy Chicken Sandwich and the Greg's Pastrami Wings which are brined, dry rubbed & smoked. Both were insanely great and are worth coming back for again and again. Which of course we will do. It also helps that this location is just around the corner from my job. I could actually walk to it from my work building, but I usually don't. I would be interested in knowing if there is still a food truck that goes around. I am only aware of the location at Woodlands. Please update your website with updated info on this for your customers & to get new ones. Some people do not visit bar or establishments that serve alcohol, yes believe it or not. So it would good to be able to provide locations to friends and family members.

Truly just by a hair I was able to get my food as this awesome Columbus food truck was a part of…read morethe cleveland Asian festival that had JUST got shut down due to being overcrowded. I missed out on halo halo but when in Columbus I will seek them out. The food is beyond good. I spent $18 and ordered a combo with grilled teriyaki chicken and caldereta (goat stew with carrots) and pancit (glass) noodles. My god it was delicious!!!! Thank you so much to the kind owner who allowed me to fill my order last. I hope you can make up for the festival shut down as your business deserves it!!

Adobo was good. The pancit was bland. The lumpia didn't have vinegar sauce sadly. The katsu could…read morebe better since it also didn't have much flavor. Overall, it's one of the better plate lunches I had

As much as I want to help these folks out with their business, the only positive was the above…read moreaverage portion size. As it turns out, what was leftover got thrown out. Not sure what ingredient they use or what it's used on, maybe the ginger sauce but its no bueno! I tasted it shortly after leaving the brewery and it has persisted, metallic like taste, still 16 hours after eating. Not sure if its MSG or similar but I cant get that taste out of my mouth! Fingers and eyes a tad swelled up this morning too. Have had many, many food truck meals at the GB and all were positive. I wont buy from HH ever again.

First time trying and the food was good. Got the 'Little Hut" and the value was great. The box was…read morestuffed. Yum-Yum sauce on the side. Great service and everything was cook to order, They were at one of m local spots and I will be back the next time they're in town.

I had their coffee milkshake for the first time back in 2018 during a food truck festival. I really…read moreliked it, and I am so excited that they finally opened the store at North Market Bridge Park location. As the weather gets warmer, it is perfect to get a milkshake or smoothie when you are around the area. It is so refreshing! They also have food menu and I will definitely try some next time~

Finally! I first was introduced to The Little Kitchen food truck in 2017 at a vegan event in the…read more161 area, but didn't get a chance to try them then. Fast forward three years, I finally tracked them down at the German Village Makers Market (GVMM). This is an all-vegan food truck, and there menu simple, but with enough offerings to make me have to put some serious thought into my decision. First time, I tried their Loaded Breakfast Potatoes. Pretty yummy! Would have been even better had the fake bacon be more prominent, and a runny egg atop more have bumped up the jam, but I was satisfied, and it was a large entree that lasted a couple of meals. At the second GVMM (in late August), The Little Kitchen (TLK) was open and serving again, so I picked their vegan Breakfast Quesadillas. This meal was kinda a letdown. I couldn't taste anything else besides the creamy cheeze. Yes, the cheeze was good, but almost too much; and I couldn't taste the scrambled tofu of vegan sausage, which is a total heartbreak, imo. I would not recommend this dish ($12). The vegan sour cream was good, but if I can't taste the protein - my #1 in ANY dish I get, then that's an immediate down-grade. TLK Does have some other interesting sounding items on their menu, and it does seem to change up every so often (of at least a few of the offerings). I'm glad this food truck is for the vegans, by the vegans!

A couple of weeks ago I got the pleaseur of working with Chick Happens for a work event. I'm sorry…read moreit took so long to give them a shout out, but they were truly amazing to work with. They were so friendly from the beging, right through the end of the event. The food was fantastic. I highly recommend them for your next event.

Large menu, quick service and good portions. I had the gorditas w/chorizo. We also had a variety of…read moretacos, burrito ans equites.

I've noticed this trailer for months, but just haven't been able to get there when I actually have…read moresome time and I'm hungry. It's in the parts store/dollar store lot off Agler. Pretty standard menu, but it all looks good. And it all was good. I got a birria eggroll, some esquites, and a pastor torta. The torta was absolutely excellent. Great bread, great meat, fresh veggies. A combination of flavors and textures that was just right. I wasn't even super hungry and polished off the whole thing, and it was pretty big. The equitos were very good. You can also get elotes. The birria eggroll was also very good. A very good eggroll, and very good birria, and a cup of consommé on the side. To me the two don't really go together well, but it's a fad now. There has to be birria in everything. The wrapper was great and fried up perfectly, the meat was tender and tasty. It does work, don't get me wrong, but it's really pushing the eggroll boundaries for me. I also got a horchata. Cold and sweet and huge. Service was friendly and quick. Prices are good. I will definitely be back. Notes: oddly, even though it has Machete in the name, those are not on the menu. I didn't ask, but I'm sure they can make them. And the credit card machine and their social media point to a restaurant with a different name, Los Catrines Antojitos Mexicanos. So I don't know if this is connected to the Machete in Obetz, or is it its own thing and they've just changed the name of the restaurant, or what.