Really amazing food!…read more I would not expect this level of food from a food truck. I just got done with a 100 mile bike ride and ordered one of everything they had. Nothing disappointed. When I find them again I will do the same thing. Great sandwiches and fries and amazing flavors you don't find anywhere else. You need to try the apple and cheese sandwich!

My first dining experience on my trip was of course a food truck and I'm always down for a good…read moresandwich. The line was extremely long but, was well worth the wait. The truck itself has some pretty cool graphics on it. I ordered the buongiorno which came with fries and I added on a old bay coleslaw because let's be honest who can say no to old bay on anything? They called my name and when I picked up my sandwich I couldn't believe the size of it vs. the price. The bread was fresh and buttery soft, meats/toppings top tier and the flavors were on point. I love a good creative version of an Italian Sub! The coleslaw was good and the seasoning was there but, I would have liked it to have a little more creaminess to it since it was a bit dry. The fries were also good and had a taste to them that I couldn't quite place seasoning wise but, it was delicious. If you spot this truck I'd run over and grab some food!

The best Taco's in the New Hope Area!! Very delicious…read moreflavor great size for the price$ Amazing service! Definitely recommend & will be coming back!

Had to try El Jefe's Taco Truck tonight since it was parked across the street on Park between South…read more7th and South 8th Street just blocks from US Bank Stadium. Pretty simple menu, tacos and enchiladas with a choice of steak, pork, chicken and birria. The sauces they gave us had a nice bite to it. We had the steak tacos and birria enchiladas. Fresh, tasty, nice touch of cheese and the sauces were a big plus. Tacos were 3 for $12 and the enchiladas was 4 pieces for $12. They also have a variety of drinks. I hope they come back for more Vikings games and other big events at USBS.

Located in the back area of the Asian grocery store, Phil-oriental Foods, the Pinoy Fusion…read morepoint-point restaurant serves up some classic Filipino food in humble surroundings. My wife and I made a conscious effort to stop-in for a late lunch, taking the light rail from downtown Minneapolis. The food was quite good with friendly service. There is no signage for the restaurant outside, so have to trust Maps and go inside the grocery store. Towards the back against the back wall, is the restaurant, with a few tables/chairs for eating in. Everything is packaged for takeout, and there is no table service. It's very similar to how bigger filipino grocery stores in Cali have a section dedicated to hot meals, with prepared food to be scooped up. It is only open during the weekend during lunch hours, with the current menu posted on their Facebook page. They did have unexpected items (like fried smelt) on the menu, that I wanted to try, but was told it wasn't available. Thus, ended up getting a two choice plate combo for $10, with white rice, one pork BBQ stick and beef mechado. Both were very good, with the pork stick being mostly shoulder meat (little fat), and the mechado having very tender beef, with very little gristle. Both went great with the rice, and my wife and I happily shared. With this good experience, we decided to get 8 BBQ sticks ($30 total) to bring to a dinner hosted at a friend's house that same night. This amount exceeded what was already available, so the nice server let us know it would be 10-15 minutes. We figured it would even be better if freshly made, so had no problem waiting for it. Unfortunately, it wasn't nearly as good, with the pieces having a lot of gristle and not as much of the charred goodness that the original sticks had. Guess one has to eat it for dine-in to get the full effect.

Woke up today and had a hankering for some crispy pork belly. My go to spot (Firebox Deli) didn't…read morehave pork belly this week, so I decided to check out Pinoy Fusion in St. Paul at 789 University Ave W. They used to be a food truck outfit, but now have a kitchen and a couple of tables inside the Phil-Oriental Market. The market itself is pretty small, with a decent selection of Filipino grocery items, and the small deli is located in the back. Just follow the incredible smells wafting from the rear of the store. Belly up to the counter and about 8-9 entrees are kept warm behind the glass, cafeteria style. Everything looked pretty appetizing, but I was jonesing for the crispy pork belly. I got a pound of that goodness, and I asked the lady helping me what the meat was on the skewers next to the pork belly. She told me it was BBQ pork on a stick. They looked like charred meat candy, so I got 3 skewers. A small take out container of white jasmine rice also came with the order. I also asked if they had any lumpia's today since I didn't see them in the food trays. The lady said they make them to order, so I decided to wait an extra 10 minutes so they could fry some up. Exactly 9 minutes later, the lady came from the back with a to go container filled to the top with hot, small lumpia rolls. Evidently 21 lumpia's come in a single order! Bonus!! I had some to share with the wife and kid. I paid for my order, and snuck a piece of lumpia into my face hole while walking out the door. I burned my tongue, but the pain was worth it. They were pretty good, and super crispy! When I got into my truck, I tried a piece of the bbq pork on the skewer. Holy crap it was good. The meat was nicely charred but tender, and the marinade was outstanding! I immediately went back into the store and bought 5 more. Of course I bought too much food, but it was totally worth it. I'll be back next week, and Pinoy Fusion is now on my restaurant rotation list. Check out the pics-

The food was amazing and the people serving the food make me feel like I was back home. I…read moredefinitely recommend Momma Rose to Family and Friends.

Y'ALL NEED TO TRY MOMMA ROSE FOOD RIGHT NOW!!!…read more This woman know how to cook!! Momma Rose servin up the best soul food in town! She don't have an actual restaurant right now, but she sometimes be serving her food out of Willard's Bar in St Paul. She got a Facebook page, check out her Facebook page to see when she's there serving up those delicious meals! Usually on Fridays, but not every Friday, so just check her FB page to stay woke. You DONT want to miss this! She serves her food in the back of the bar, so just walk to the back or use the 2nd door when you walk in. Her Meatloaf is so juicy and delicious! The gravy is finger lickin good. Omg the collard greens are prob the best part too!! Soo flavorful. And i LOVE the mac and cheese. It is CHEESY heaven I tell you. Her food is so good, she is so nice, I love this!!

Our must-stop-spot at food truck festivals is Tiki Tim's. We love their Caribbean/Hawaiian flare,…read moreand have been craving their tacos since we saw them in January at Omni Brewing in Maple Grove. Pictured - Chicken Tacos: this is where the spice is found. If you are weak when it comes to spice, have a beverage ready Pork Tacos: savory meets sweet with a hint of pineapple. Cuban Quesadilla: a unique play on the traditional Cuban sandwich. Although we love their tacos, it is not the only food they serve. They rotate their menu, but there are crab cakes, sandwiches, and other tacos! Keep an eye out for their food truck or check out their website for their list of events. You won't be disappointed.

A relative newcomer to the food truck scene, I can see Tiki Tim's making a name for themselves in…read morewhat has become a pretty big sea of mobile dining options. As evidenced by the name, Tiki Tim's focuses mainly on island inspired cuisine (save for the fried pickles). Their menu is fairly modest in size, comprised of Tiki (shrimp and crab) cakes, fish tacos, a Hawaiian influenced pulled pork sandwich and a smattering of side dishes. While the choices are limited, they've all been quite good. The fish tacos are the highlight for me, with generous pieces of crispy and not-too-greasy fish, but you really can't wrong with anything (bring a knife and fork for the pork sandwich). The converted big blue Chevy is easy to spot on the streets, the service is friendly and the prices are reasonable. Given that we're about as far from the coasts as possible and a long haul from Hawaii, it's nice to see someone aspiring to bring the tropical mindset to the streets of the Twin Cities.

Amazing place! The burgers will quite possibly change your life! Juicy, savory, cooked to the…read morezenith of perfection. Their fries are great too. Give them a try!

Owner is rude. He has little regard for the folx spending $20 on a greasy cheese soaked burger…read more Angry is the right name for this business. I was at Blackstack and he berated my parter for touching the wrong bottle. Then he yelled at her "use your words." I returned the burger and he started to yell at me because she violated a health code. What about the fact that he has no hairnet and reuses gloves. He needs anger management classes and learn customer service.

This food truck started showing up by the Holiday a month or two ago and I finally had the chance…read moreto try it yesterday. The food truck is always smelling good and generally has little to no line, but the worker always looks very happy. The food smells amazing and so I have just been waiting for the moment where I'm so hungry and need it. After a Surdyk's tasting hour, we decided it was the perfect time. I ordered an asada torta and also a three taco special (2 asada and 1 Al pastor) which came with rice and beans. All of the food was absolutely fantastic and incredibly well priced. $11 for the tacos and like 12 ish for the torta. The worker is so kind, and the food was incredible. The only downside is there's nowhere to sit. The area around is a little loud and busy while you wait. However, the food is ready quick. Highly recommend everyone try!

From the owner: Taqueria La Bienvenida Food Truck ofreser autentica comida mexicana..coll to order ahead. read more

Chicken cobb wrap: I tasted mostly wrap, blue cheese crumbles and a little chicken…read more Pork tacos: warm chewy pulled BBQ pork with a sort of dry crunchy slaw on top but the chipotle sour cream is great, it needed more of that to moisturize the slaw. Mozzarella sandwich: by far the best item. a great salty fresh flavor balance on fresh artisan like bread. Strawberry side salad: a nice complement to any dish here, very refreshing for summer

Best food truck in the Cities? Nope, but not bad either…read more I'm a fan of the pulled pork, albeit was a bit disappointed by the cuban sandwich I had my first time here as it was served on pretty generic white bread and accompanied by plain ol' potato chips. When available, the pulled pork tacos do the slowly cooked swine the justice it deserves and are quite good. The buffalo chicken sandwich is also very good and nicely balanced with blue cheese. The tomato basil soup I tried seems like it would make a better marinara sauce as opposed to a hearty lunch for a cold day. So even though some of the menu items could be improved, I'm still a fan since Fork in the Road is really the only food truck that stays primarily in Lowertown most of the summer, service has always been very friendly and, somewhat surprisingly, they're open year-round - the owners obviously have thicker skin than I do.

Food was very good and authentic! Staff was very friendly and accommodating to all of our…read moreneeds/requests. Had our food ready in 10-15 mins for a group of 5! Will definitely return in the future :)

Service is consistently friendly, and I'm always happy to support small businesses. That said, the…read morefood quality can be hit or miss depending on what you order. The tacos and quesadillas are solid and definitely worth trying, but I've been disappointed with the burritos and the pork al pastor. The carne asada burrito looked substantial at first, but it was overwhelmingly filled with plain white rice, which made it feel bland and not what I'd expect in terms of flavor or balance. The pork al pastor was even more disappointing. It didn't resemble traditional al pastor in taste or texture. It was overly sweet, lacked depth, and the pork itself was extremely dry, unfortunately dry enough to make it difficult to finish. There are still some good items on the menu, and the service keeps me open to giving them another try but based on my experience, I wouldn't describe the food overall as authentic or five-star quality.