Al Pastor tacos are legit amazing! Very nice setup with radishes, cucumbers, limes, onion and…read morecilantro.

my sister's friend who is from Mexico said this food was the BEST authentic Mexican food he's had…read morein all of the states!! Had to drive 30 minutes to Leas Summit from downtown KC to try it and were amazed how delicious the tacos were. We ordered extras afterwards! the workers are all also super nice. we arrived to an empty Safelite Autoglass repair shop lot but the food truck pulled up timely at 4pm when they said they'd be "open". I'd recommend checking their instagram for their updates for when they'll be at the address listed!! :)

They always treat us amazing and the food is delish! Brandon is amazing and he's s team treat…read morecustomers like family!

My family came in on a random weekday around 1:30. We had a party of four and were sat right away…read more We ordered drinks and the armadilla eggs. Not really sure what to expect. As transplants from another state, and BBQ not being our first language, we wanted to try new things! They came to the table and we were all sort of perplexed. Were they supposed to look like...that? Either way, we dug in. They were cold in the middle, also a strange discovery to us. I ordered the burnt ends, which came to the table closer to cold than warm. The blue cheese potato salad was tasty and all it needed was a lil salt and pepper to make it perfect. All was going well, until my husband was about 4-5 bites into his brisket wrap. He asked me to smell it, and I did. It was funky! Smelled a lot like a foot and not a lot like a tortilla. He asked the server to smell it and they agreed it was a bit odd. The manager came over and denied it smelling like anything. My husband had finished his meal, and we weren't looking for a freebie but wanted to let them know it was a lil weird. Instead of acknowledging the potential issue, we were dismissed as "wrong." It just didn't sit right with me. My husband had some definite issues in the hour or two after eating, so we won't be back. I won't say it was food poisoning because genuinely it could have just not agreed with my husband. I'll put my disclaimer on here, I hope people do enjoy and continue to patronize this small business, it's just not to my liking.

I ordered 2 tacos for a late lunch at the end of May 2025. The service was quick…read more I also got a lime soda. The total was $10.46. The tacos are marked at $3, so the soda was kind of expensive. The pastor taco was decent. Not great. The Asada taco was legit! Really good!! There was one chewy gristle bit, but that happens. They were both served with cilantro, onion and grilled jalapeños. Yum! I will be back. I will just get Asada next time or try the chicken. The young people working here are very nice. There's a picnic table for dining outside.

Bought Quesa-birrias, Quesadilla birra, and a bowl with Rice/Chicken/Cheese. The food tasted good…read more Pricing seemed a little higher than I would like. They were quick to take my order and without a line 5 minutes for food delivery. Their generator is loud. I wish they setup their shelter behind the truck to block some of the noise.

Overcharged , Given QuessaBirras without the sauce and never informed. When I asked for a full…read morerefund after waiting over 35 minutes to eat my food due to having to drive back several times I was denied and yelled at. I'm a long time customer now leaving for good. Do as you wish but I won't be treated or spoke to that way.

I'm not sure what to say after reading all the reviews on here... I'm left wondering... were we in…read morea parallel universe or something‽‽‽ We stopped in after an appointment I'd had on a Monday in Lees Summit. We decided to have a quick early dinner here in town, and did a Yelp search for "great places to eat near me". This place was high in the list. We read the reviews and found ourselves driving around a building that had ZERO markings for the Burn Theory Fire Kitchen on it, but our Maps app said we were here. Turned out, the food for Burn Theory Fire Kitchen was cooked in a food truck in a parking lot and served inside the Diametric Brewing Company which is located at the address listed for Burn Theory Fire Kitchen. I will say, my husband ordered a special beer called "Cherry Street Wheat" and it was very unusual, and seriously tasty!!! I'm not a beer fan, but would drink one of these any day! So, getting back to the food... we'd both ordered a trio of street tacos that we did a mix and match of with their various proteins. We ordered this way to share with each other. We also love to discover new and unusual bites. After reading the reviews and their menu, we were excited for the promise of something uniquely delicious... and were completely disappointed!!! All but one (excluding the shrimp) of the six different tacos we'd ordered, bordered on the inedible side. The proteins were seemingly overcooked, folded into little leathery tortilla shells, and served to our table cold, dry and tough. They tasted as if they had been reheated from the weekends leftovers. Maybe we came on the wrong day. Perhaps if we'd visited on a weekend, or on the same day they were actually cooking the meats initially, we'd had a better experience. I don't know, and frankly do not plan to find out. Additionally, to be fair, their condiments (ie: the Ketchup and BBQ sauce) seemed to be made fresh and made from scratch. They were sadly the best part of our meal. Honorable mention to the Diametric Brewing Company which served us one of the most delicious and unique beers we've ever tasted!

I recently tried the new Burn Theory truck at Strange Days Brewing and wasn't disappointed. There…read moreare several QR codes placed around the brewery for easy ordering. They bring it straight to you when it's done. The guy who brought ours was super nice. He asked if we needed any utensils or sauce. I was just having a beer and then was taking my grub to go so he brought me a bag to carry everything easily. I ordered the Burn Theory Cubano: House smoked ham and pulled pork, melted Swiss cheese, pickles and house made mustard on toasted brioche. This sandwich was huge! It's very shareable if you're ordering sides. The meat was super smoky and I loved the flavor. It's definitely a top 5 Cuban in KC. We ordered several sides: seasoned fries, smoked Mac and cheese, and a Caesar salad. The Caesar salad was good sized and easily shareable as a starter. I liked the house made dressing. If you wanted to have this as an entree, you have the option to add brisket, chicken, or shrimp. I will definitely consider it in the future. The seasoned fries were pretty standard. My boyfriend liked the seasoning and that they didn't put too much on them. My 3 doggos also enjoyed a few. The smoked Mac and cheese was probably my favorite side and I'll have a hard time getting a different one in the future. The Smokey flavor was perfect and not overwhelming. The pasta wasn't overcooked and the sauce was creamy. I end up at Strange Days pretty often and I feel like this is a perfect addition to the area. I'll definitely be ordering from them in the future while I enjoy a beer.

The food is amazing. I never miss a chance to get food from them. I love they constantly mix up the…read moremenu. It makes me even more excited to see them and what amazing new food item they came up with. Literally everything they serve is out of this world.

They suck customer service wise, also very overpriced and overhyped small portions. dont waste ur…read moremoney, I feel so disappointed and robbed i mean I know food trucks are overpriced but its worth it when its good portion and actually good.

Anytime I see that the Cheesy Street truck is nearby, I have to stop and grab a grilled cheese. You…read morecan also get any of the listed combos as Mac and cheese. And you can also customize so you get exactly what you want. Even Vegan and gluten free options are available. On my last visit I got a grown up grilled cheese. Which is basically just your simple grilled cheese but with provolone and cheddar. I added bacon and a fried egg, pickles on the side. If you get a grilled cheese, you also get to pick a side. Most have a slight up charge. I went with the tomato basil soup. The grilled cheese was delicious. It was like a breakfast grilled cheese and hit the spot. I was a bit skeptical of the soup because it came out looking like salsa and had the consistency of marinara sauce. The flavors were wonderful. Super fresh. I don't know that I'd consider it a soup but it was super delicious, accompanied my sandwich perfectly, was great for dipping, and I'd get it again.