This place is outstanding! Super nice people that work here and very accommodating. I got the…read morePhilly cheesesteak wrap and it was incredible! Probably the best Philly cheesecake I have had in Houston. The prices were very reasonable as well. I wish this food truck would open up a restaurant! Also? The fried mac and cheese bites were to die for

After looking at all the stuffed OG Phillys here, I talked my husband into swinging by even though…read morewe had food at home. It was a quiet afternoon and we were the only customers. It was made fresh and tasty, but with maybe half the meat I saw on YELP. The seasoned waffle fries could have used more seasoning. Not satisfying.

This restaurant was AMAZING! I found out about them at Post HTX downtown. There was nobody in line…read morewhen I first got there so I was a bit nervous but I like Halal food and was in the mood to taste a new place so I gave them a try and boy am I glad I did! I ordered the Brisket Phatty (without the BBQ sauce) along with the Masala fries and the cookie butter roll and the whole meal was a 5/5. It was fresh, hot, well seasoned, great portions, decent priced the whole shabang! Like I seriously highly recommend. The only small con was the young lady who served us. She could be a bit more attentive to the guest, especially in terms of acknowledgment. But other than that I loved this place and will be back again for sure!

This was my food truck park experience. The food park is located behind Treasures Strip club and…read morethe patrons purchasing food from the food tricks were sketchy. I would definitely not go at night, or especially alone as female. If you go, I'd recommend going during day light hours. Most of the food trucks served spicy food, such wings, sandwiches, etc. We tried Rollin Phatties based on the really delicious looking pictures featured on Yelp on Instagram. Turned out to be a reality vs Instagram situation. The food didn't look anything like the posts and the taste was mediocre. The meats were bland and nothing was special about our meal. The meat was chewy and had gritty texture. The only thing that made the food tasty in appearance and taste were the sauces. I will not be a returning customer and wouldn't recommend it to friends.

I absolutely love this place. I have ordered so much they know me by name. I use to live so close…read morethat I would order every week, now that I'm not close, every time I'm in the area, I HAVE to get my Bun Kabob! My order is the Hell's Chicken with extra sauce on the side. I have never been disappointed. Never. As well, the customer service is A1. Very sweet and devoured fast on the food without any issues. This is located in an area with many food trucks, and people swarming about and loud music. It's pretty cool.

The instagram advertising apparently works because as soon as I saw the chapli kabob I knew I had…read moreto go and get it and it did not disappoint. Perfect amount of spice and juicy with masala fries. I asked for the Chipotle mayo that comes with the fries on the side and I liked the sauce a lot too. It reminded me of spicy mayo that's found at sushi places. It was about $13 for a burger and fries, but halal meat is expensive so I get it. It would be nice if it included a drink too to make it a meal

This is the haleem that all other haleems should be compared to, though none will measure up. I…read morelove how they incorporate the fried onions and ginger directly into it, lots of flavor, enough meatiness, enough but not too much spice, and the thick consistency make it excellent. The fact that it's consistently great every time I've ordered it (10+) makes it even better since food trucks can sometimes suffer from that perspective. I actually haven't even been to Houston in a year and a half but I've eaten Haleem Bowl MANY times in that time because it's the only thing I ask my parents to bring from Houston when they visit. Even frozen/reheated it's better than anything in Austin

The best haleem I've had anywhere…read more The consistency was thick and unctuous in the most perfect way. The haleem wasn't greasy at all. It had the ginger, cilantro, and chilies already sprinkled on top and was then topped wish crispy fried onions and chat masala. We seek haleem our everywhere we go and this was so far above any I've had. The price for a very generous portion (2 can eat) is $8. I cannot wait to go back.

I went to steak spot during a festival. The ribeye was delicious and cooked to the temperature that…read moreI requested. Can't beat steak spot.

Excellent steak was amazing. You really gotta give this truck a try. It's awesome off the charts…read more Definitely. I would give more stars if possible, but yeah, go check them out. You won't be disappointed.

The best masala chai I have ever had outside of my own kitchen. I mean...insanely good. The chai…read morewas like $3-$4, rightfully so! The chai in the east coast is usually $2 which is exactly what you pay for. I'd pay $5 for this chai - it deserves the same price as a latte from any coffee shop.

Good chai and decent samosas. We went on a evening when it was rainy - a perfect atmosphere for…read moresome chai and samosas. This place did not disappoint.

I ordered schezwan noodles and it took almost an hour to get my food ready, when I got it there was…read morebarely any chicken and almost no flavor we didnt even finish half of it.

From the owner: Craving Flavor? Find Yummi!…read more Satisfy your hunger with delicious, AUTHENTIC Halal Chinese street food—fresh, bold, and made with love. Your favorite spicy noodles, every bite is a taste adventure. 🚚 Fast, friendly service ✨ Visit the Yummi food truck and discover your new favorite meal!

""WORST of all BBQ BOYZ""…read more Moosa Colony has too many food trucks. All of them expensive more than good restaurants. Taste is ok for most. At bbq boyz. A small tikka leg $9.00. Half the size you get at Agas $8. and Bundu Khan $7. And taste is terrible, it is like a gravy stuck to tiny chicken leg in a huge box with no chutneys. When we open the box in the car. My daughter went back. Told the guy Are you guys are joking. He goes, you'll did not pay. My daughter showed him the receipt. They were willing to give malai boti. That boti had too much big cardamom taste. And small tikka was slight raw from inside. We discarded the food. This truck will surely go out of business. When I told my friends, they said if you had mentioned before, we would have told you, never ever stop by bbq boyz. Very very disappointed.

Great variety of food with all the different food trucks. Nice music and seating parking is a…read morelittle challenging.

These cones were crunchy, full of flavor and absolutely delicious! Their gyro is one of our…read morefavorites - full of flavor and deliciousness! They make their cones in house and freshly made! Bring your family tomorrow and enjoy these - kids love these! Ask for extra sauce if needed! While you are there, check out their meat on rice and gyro wraps - they are pretty amazing as well! Oh yes and we LOVE their crispy fries as well! Tips: Plan your parking well as this area gets pretty crowded! Everything they serve is 100% Zabihah Halal!

Yes this place have the best gyro I have ever had. It's so good. The loaded fries is bomb . I can…read morenever decide between wanting the gyro or loaded fries . On many nights I'm ordering both. I hate that I live in Katy and they are all the way off highway 6.

tldr; tika boti roll .. eat it. So good. Very very good…read more Well ain't this a pity. My crappy photos are the only representation of the fine food served this rolling establishment. If the pictures aren't quite worth a thousand words perhaps my words can paint a better picture. The "kabob" roll is a Pakistani street food staple perfected over eons of toil by Pakistani chefs slaving over hot stoves and grills {even though the country is only 73 years old as of this writing and was once part of the British empire's Indian colony [so technically it's a British dish then? (Another thing they stole from us!)]} ... anyway I digress. Kabob roll typically made with kabob (beef, or Lamb by our Indian cousins) but almost as popularly and arguably more often made with Chicken. The menu here has the favorites you'd expect to find at a Karachi kabob roll house. The fact that they had a garlic mayo roll got me and the better half glee with glee. And while it was a valiant effort it wasn't quite the besting the "streets" of Karachi and then came the Tikka Boti Roll and man does that thing take you back to the streets of wherever you call home where they serve the same thing. It's good. It's damn good. You will eat it. You will also need to go early enough so they don't run out. I have no closing statement. Just go eat :)

Love the rolls at this place. Favorite one is garlic mayo roll. They are huge - can almost fill up…read more2 people. It's a bit oily, but I think it's part of the good tasting paratha. Can't wait to come back!