Customer service - AMAZING! Food - OMG SOOO GOOD!!!…read more Good portions. Different than the rest of the average food chains and really really good in general! Very healthy :) very yummy :)

Very good teriyaki and large portions. I've been looking for good authentic teriyaki and found it…read morehere. Well cooked, and nicely presented the spicy chicken was just enough heat. Yum!

Good quick service, very tasty and satisfying corn dogs. The original has more of a breast coating…read morethan your traditional corn dog and the ramen once has the same coating but with the addition of crushed ramen noodles which adds an extra layer of crunch. I will definitely be coming back here again when the craving for a corn dog hits.

The French fries! The way the fries were cooked where they were still moist inside with amazing…read morebatter. Perhaps the best tasting and best crunchsoft consistency French fries I've enjoyed. The corn dog batter was robust and delicious. They show a video on one of the televisions of how the dog is wrapped with the thick batter. It's delicious. The to-go packaging was immaculate: bubble teas with tape on the lid, cute neatly stacked boxes of food in the take out bag Recommended

Earl's BBQ was absolutely delicious! This was my first time visiting, and I ordered the smoked…read moreplatter with brisket and ribs, along with macaroni and cheese and baked beans. Everything was cooked to perfection! If you're craving great barbecue but aren't sure where to go, I highly recommend giving Earl's BBQ a try--you won't be disappointed. The service was also wonderful. I didn't catch the name of the young man working at the register, but he was friendly, accommodating, and very knowledgeable about the menu. If it's your first visit and you're unsure what to order, he'll gladly recommend something delicious!

Amazingly yummy smoked BBQ, 4 different sauces, collard geens, charred corn, nice beers and the…read morecharm & warmth of Victoria!! Plus, great soul playlist....

We stumbled upon this restaurant on our way to Argyle and decided to give it a try after a quick…read morelook at their menu online. I was honestly surprised by how affordable their prices are--probably because it's right across from a college. We ordered the Chicken and Broccoli with rice ($11.50), Banh Mi with sautéed beef ($9.75), and Street Noodles with BBQ pork ($10.95). For the price, this place is definitely worth checking out, especially compared to how expensive food has gotten elsewhere. We really enjoyed everything except the street noodles, which had a strong anise flavor that wasn't quite to our taste. But overall, the food was fresh, flavorful and had a big serving. Next time we're in the area, we'll definitely be back!

This was my favorite place to go to for a beef noodle salad. Since I moved I still went even if it…read morewas farther away. The meat was red even added color to the noodles. I'm always use to the beef being cooked like the one holding on my hand, I grabbed this piece from my tai noodles. I guess they were trying to food poison me, we'll never going again. After being a faithful customer for their noodle salad. Really disappointed

Catering Review -…read more Overall: A very so-so slider experience. Nothing great, nothing terrible. Surely better fresh off the truck. The good: The meat on the sliders were really tender and cooked well. And they were hearty. Some of the biggest sliders I've had in awhile. And the catering options are vast. Tons to choose from. The Greek salad was also great and refreshing. Surprisingly, the bacon cheese one was the best. The not-so-good: Most of the sliders were soggy and lukewarm or cold, which really hindered the experience. The mac was nothing memorable.

Summary: Cute…read moregirls, Cute Truck, Average Sliders. Sliders are $3.50 a piece, which seemed on the expensive side quite frankly, especially considering you probably need 3 of them to feel full (unless you are a small to medium sized woman). I think i could have eaten 4, but i was only looking for a snack. I had the steak Slider and the Chicken Slider. The Steak slider was good, but you could tell the bun had been sitting for a little while (points for the pretzel bun). The chicken slider was more like a mini chicken sandwich. I don't think i would order that one again. It just didn't impress. I actually think this place should be called the Mini Sandwich Ride, because these really aren't sliders. Don't think I'd rush over there, especially because its just another average food truck in Chicago. Maybe when Chicago allows trucks to cook on site as opposed to preparing elsewhere and then keeping warm will the trucks start to impress.

This is Chicago, and there is a lot of food competition out there. A restaurant needs to be next…read morelevel to charge these prices, and there are a lot of better options available. There must be a reason this place is empty, unfortunately. To be fair, the staff was nice and the place was clean, but the food just didn't deliver. I came here expecting Latin fusion since Latin music was blaring in an empty restaurant, but there was absolutely nothing Latin about the food. For an Asian restaurant, it really lacked the bold flavors that Asian cuisine deserves. The food was just okay across the board. The egg rolls were big but just average. The chicken wings desperately needed to be marinated; the waiter claimed they were a popular dish, but I have no idea why. The noodles were mid and more salty than anything else. Both the kung pao chicken and the pepper beef missed the mark completely. The kung pao sauce was watered down and really should have been cooked down. The pepper beef had plenty of pepper but lacked real flavor. The combination fried rice was the best dish, but even that had a weird smell from the chicken. To top it off, the portion sizes for the price are a rip-off. You only get 3 crab rangoons in an order. For what they charge, they should at least give you 4 or 6. For these high prices, the food should be much better.

Food was not good. Some dishes lacked flavor…read more Wanted to give it a try because of the interesting fusion description but more of a miss than a hit.

We were able to try the food truck today at the Anime Midwest convention in rosemont. The food was…read morepretty good and decent for the price. I split it with my bf and these two plates were $22 it was their sampler platter. The service was quick. I do wish they posted what times and events they go to consistently online. It's a food truck so the ambiance is outside haha.

Went to the Brew fest event at the Licoln Pak Zoo and checked out this food truck. The aroma from…read morethe truck got us to order. We ordered the shrimp bao and chicken bao and the spicy noodles. Everything was delish and the guy was so nice!

Ok, ok, ok - Jess don't mess because the best don't mess around when it comes to cooking great…read morefamily style Chinese food...Sorry Jess, I should have bumped this review up to 5 stars long time ago because it is very well deserved...our favorites are: - the egg rolls (could use just a little more peanut buttah) - the crab Rangoon has sooo much cream chese) - the shrimp egg foo yung (fluffy and the gravy is served on the side) - French cubed steak with tomatoes - think Salpicao and this is 5 stars - the Yushan eggplant with minced pork (this is outstanding!!), it's a Chef's specialty dish - make sure to ask for chop sticks and chili oil - fyi, it is BYOB, so don't forget They have 1,000 items, just check out their menu. Excellent and friendly service, come on down and there's plenty of street parking. :)

The beef cubes in tomato sauce was delicious! I will order…read moreall the time! The Thai ice tea was also really good and a good size! It was sweet and creamy. I added boba and it was chewy and sweet as well. The thai ice coffee is made stroong but was pretty good. my husband said it was too sweet. the Vegetable Lo Mein was not bad but the vegetables used seemed really old. the noodles were good but I pretty much took out all the vegetables except for the broccoli. Would recommend getting the lo mein with a different topping. We got takeout. The only complaint I have would be how the drinks were packaged. They put straws in the drinks and put plastic wrap to cover the tops (I assume to stop it from spilling) but I would've preferred putting the straws in myself. They also put the drinks in a brown, paper bag but filled it with ice (to keep the drinks cold I assume, which they were). The ice was melting and I didn't know there was ice in there with the drinks so there was a puddle on my floor and I spilled the melted ice water on myself when I lifted the bag. It wasn't a huge deal but thought I would mention in case anyone plans to buy drinks for takeout.