Fast and friendly service. I had the hibachi shrimp with vegetables and fried rice. I just sat in…read morethe truck eating. There are several food trucks on the corner. I love the stir fried vegetables.

Ocko makes the best fried rice, I highly recommend upgrading to the filet. Ocko was the main chef…read moreat Sekisui until it changed owners. I upgraded my steak to a filet and am glad I did. They don't show the filet on the menu, but you can ask for it for a small charge.

Burgers here are amazing. Wednesday burger deals cannot be beat. Convinced my coworkers to join me…read morefor lunch here and we ended up having our company to place a department wide order. Fun outside seating area is also nice when weather permits.

Very Disapointed.Was visiting from out of town and I drove all the way down to the location with my…read moredog because hours show that they are open until 11am-12 AM on Mondays and come to find out they in fact or not open. A bit disappointing. I truly hate whenever businesses leave no note or reason as to why they are closed or do not have their hours change for their Google Maps and Yelp listings. I will have to support another business. That's actually open on their posted hours.

I came to the taco truck on Rodney Parham Road for a lunch date…read more I spent $35 on 6 tacos and 2 sides of elote. I would say the value was fair if not good. The food was good, I have had better before, but I regularly try new Mexican restaurants and trucks. The Birria tacos were pretty good, not great. The meat was average, the cheese was melted nicely, sauce was also good. The elote was okay. I think it needed more cheese. I wasn't blown away, but I was far from disappointed. Meal was a solid 7.5/10 I'd like to try the other tacos if I come back. The $2.50/piece tacos could make it a prime lunch spot if they're also good. If you're looking for a good taco spot I'd give it a try! If you're really a taco snob, you'll probably think they're a decent option. I would eat there again!

Bomb as words can even describe! We are from California where Mexican food reigns supreme after…read morebeing failed by another restaurant I decided to stop here on the way back to the hotel. Since we already ate another meal that left me unsatisfied and truly disappointed I really needed to fulfill that urge for a good Birria taco . This did not disappoint. Bombbbbb! Fresh. Hot! Two salsa's and lime . Next time I'm in Little Rock I'm gonna order one of everything on the menu.

After trying to catch them open a couple of times previously, the stars finally aligned and I got…read moreto try Smashed & Stacked today. They are in the middle of transitioning from their food truck roots to a permanent brick-and-mortar location. While the space is still actively under construction, the hustle here is real. The fact that this small crew of friends is slinging fresh food takeout-style while simultaneously building out their future restaurant is impressive. I grabbed their lunch special, and coming in at just $11.06 after tax, it might just be the best value lunch in town. Finding a fresh burger, hand-cut fries, and a drink for $11 in today's economy is practically unheard of. From ordering to walkout took only about 20 minutes, which is remarkably quick given the setup and the dedication going into every order. Now for the food: The Original Burger (with Swiss substituted for cheddar): Absolute home run. The patty is infused with actual chunks of bacon, every bite was hot, juicy, and packed with flavor. Freshly cooked on the flat-top, it hit the mark on just about every level. The Fries: Near perfection. Seasoned generously with seasoned salt, you get a great mix of super crispy edges with just enough softer bites to keep the texture interesting. Even with drywall dust in the air and a temporary takeout-only setup, they did almost everything right. Smashed & Stacked easily earns a strong 4 stars today, and once this brick-and-mortar is fully finished and fired up, the rest of the hamburger scene in Little Rock better watch out. Skip the corporate chains and come support these guys!

Kinda salty, but good! Also very nice. I asked them to fix my fries and they did. Very heavy handed…read moreon the salt.

Crepe Coop was one of the 70 food trucks that participated in the 2025 Downtown Food Truck…read moreFestival. I met a couple at my hotel who told me about them. I was in search of a breakfast/brunch option when I happened to spot their truck and decided to give them a try. They offer both sweet and savory crepes. They had a few savory offerings including the Caramelized Bacon Crepe which was perfect for my brunch craving. It had brown sugar bacon, spinach, mozzarella, and scrambled eggs. They gave me a pager after ordering. I started to walk around the festival thinking it would be a long wait, but it couldn't have been more than 5 minutes at most when the pager went off. The crepe was so good! The crepe itself was soft with crispy edges. The bacon was sweet, salty, smoky, and savory which I absolutely loved! It was so delicious and filling and held me over for most of the day. In addition to crepes, they sell cookie butter beignets as well as tea and lemonade. I'm kind of bummed I didn't try one of their beignets (the photos on IG look divine)! What a great discovery! If I have the opportunity to visit Little Rock again, I'll seek them out so I can try one of the beignets!

I thought a crepe truck was a little too innovative for a local town festival but the curiosity…read moredrew me to their festive little truck. My friends and I tried the Sriracha aioli and the Pesto crepes and WOW! A perfect blend of crisp mozzarella mixed with savory chicken and some spinach. Both were absolutely delightful. Definitely a big hit and we'll be returning to that truck all week!!! Oh the pink lemonade is refreshing too. Big hit!! 5 STARS

Unfortunately, my experience here was not as stellar as the reviews rave about it. I ordered the…read morechicken momos and found them to not be fully cooked through. My birth mother got the same thing as me and hers turned out okay, but I still wasn't thrilled with the product. When I had returned to ask for them to be cooked more thoroughly, the gentleman who had prepared them was gone. Overall, I think people really like this place, but clearly I wasn't on the same page as everyone else. The only redeeming quality I found was the rice was flavorful that I ate off my birth mom's plate. Ugh.

Delicious momo/ dumplings! All three varieties (chicken, beef, veggies) are very flavorful! Eat…read morethem whole so you don't lose the juice inside. The fried rice side was ok...just tasted like a bunch of saffron oil. The spicy potato side, what a punch of flavor! I love garlic, but good night, that was garlic-y! And very spicy. While I enjoyed the ONE BITE I had of them yesterday, I still have heartburn from it. lol While getting the 6 piece momo and one side doesn't look like much, it filled me up for sure.

Everything tasted great, especially the birria taco. Get that. Get two. Three. You will need to,…read morebecause the filling on the shrimp taco was so small, if that's what you need to do to make a profit on it, take it off the menu so you don't get shade like I'm throwing now. Taste was there, but at most two shrimp cut up to look like more than it was, no dice (pun intended).

The food here was too notch. I had the Zopi's Nachos and my husband had Rio's Tamales. Both were…read morevery tasty. Service was quick and it's a nice, clean, quant spot. Signed, Out of towners

I've eaten at this food truck serval of times. It is always hot and fresh. Honestly one of the…read morebetter seafood places. Today I went there and ordered the number 1. 1/2 lb of crab legs and an ear of corn for 14$. When I get back to eat it. I had 2 end legs and 1 crab claw. Only the claw had meat. Hopefully this is an isolated incident.

I won't shop here anymore the quality not the same as before. Eventhough it was my first time…read moreeating here I've seen food my mother has purchased on several occasions and my food was nothing like hers. My mother and I spent $36 and it's not worth the hype.

If I could give this ZERO stars, I absolutely would. This food truck is new to my area and as a…read morenative New Orleanian, I was really excited to try out their seafood boil as there's not much in my town. Unfortunately, my experience was EXTREMELY subpar. There were only THREE menu items available and were extremely overpriced for the ingredients used as well as the quality and portion size. I only had $20 in cash on me, because by the way, they're mostly cash only, so the only thing I could order was the " hood noodles". That honestly should've been my red flag right there, but I wanted to support a local black business. Not only was the owner or the food truck manager, extremely RUDE and DISMISSIVE to concerns I had about my order accuracy (at the time of ordering), but the wait time was 25 minutes for some REHEATED Ramen noodles, jar Alfredo sauce, overcooked shrimp WITH the shell on, and OVERLY salted and seasoned food. I'm someone who loves flavor, but that plate was walking hypertension. Also, eggs were supposed to come with my order, and there was none in sight. The most edible thing on the plate was the sausage and that was after all the excess seasoning was washed off. I'm not one to trash small businesses, but even the presentation of the truck was underwhelming and concerning. Handwritten and torn up menu signs and NOT the cleanliest either. I would definitely NOT RECOMMEND this food truck, or the actual restaurant business in Little Rock to anyone. Even though the owner specializes in "hood meals ", I don't think quality has to suffer. My friend and I who came to try the business out, ended up throwing our entire plate away and wasted $20.

The food and service were incredibly underwhelming. I was elated to support and Black Owned…read moreBusiness. However, the experience was terrible. I was disappointed