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Bu Jadoh

4.8 (25 reviews)
Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Chicken over rice
Keshav N.

It's two homies in a truck making some good Syrian style food. We didn't expect the fried chicken over rice since we thought it was going to be gyro style cuts. The sauce is unique and a mix of sweet and savory. The people working there were super nice and there's two tables to eat at or other vendors there. I would go check it out when you get a chance!

Lamb and chicken over rice!
Mark D.

My desire to try other Mediterranean foods brought me to this food truck while looking for lunch at work. My "go-to" from food trucks is the combo over rice, so I ordered that. For starters, the to-go container was filled with lamb, chicken, rice, and salad. The lamb was thinly sliced, and the chicken was fried instead of grilled, which added a different twist. The rice was seasoned well and flavorful, and the salad was crisp and fresh. The dressings richened the dish, but I failed to ask for some heat, which was the drawback of the dish. Finally, all of my cohorts from the hospital should make the short drive to this food truck for some excellent Mediterranean food. The operator was friendly and produced way before he promised it!

Kolby G.

The food is absolutely phenomenal. The service is incredible. Cheesesteak - 5/5 Fries - 5/5 Falafel - 5/5 The entire menu is insanely delicious. The steak is fresh and cooked perfectly. The falafel is amazing. Crispy outside, soft tasty inside. The service is excellent. Super nice guy, making fresh, tasty food with passion and love.

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Pearl G.

Cheese steak fries & falafel were served hot and fresh! The man in the food truck was helpful, courteous and very friendly. He mentioned the menu hasn't been finalized but everything I tried was memorable. The chicken shawarma is a decent portion and palate pleasing but this place hit it out of the park with their cheesesteak fries (which is a cheesesteak minus the bun topped over fries). The falafel were perfectly crispy and bite sized with a really good flavor.

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Saffar M.

Best Mediterranean sandwiches in town. It's Mediterranean w/ style and amazing flavors. - Chicken Shawarma is not like any you ever tasted! - Chicken Franshiska is to die for! - Cheesesteak melts in your mouth!!! - Kabob sandwich is DELICIOUS!! This is what we tried from the menu so far, will update this post when we try more!!!

Cheese Steak Fries
Christy M.

Bu'jadoh is a Syrian American food truck located in North Austin. When we arrived we were greeted kindly. We both got the lamb kabob express (wrap), and shared the steak fries with the falafel. The wraps were huge and they were not shy on the fillings (win). It was decent but now I'm thinking I should have tried the chicken shawarma instead The steak fries were a little bit on the sweeter side and I was caught off guard for a moment. Perhaps the sauce that came on it? The falafels were my favorite!! Perfectly crisp on the outside and soft filling on the inside. Everything was well made really well and you can tell the owners put love into their food. It just wasn't for me.

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Probably one of the best steak sandwiches I've had. Fries were seasoned to perfection and the service amazing.

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Really Really good. I got the lamb kabab wrap and it was excellent. Honestly one of the best wraps I have had.

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If you want to try the best Syrian food in Austin, then this place is the one for you!

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Great food! Crispy bread! Friendly owner! Beautiful cute little spot! Clean and creative packing!

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The falafel was 10/10 getting falafel to cook right is like a science and they really did a a fantastic job.

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Bu Jadoh - syrian - Updated May 2026

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