YUMMY! I'd seen this spot through an influencers video & it looked/ sounded too good to be true , I…read moremade my husband drive 40 minutes from where we were staying & it did not disappoint! It was one of the best meals I've truly enjoyed. You can tell it's made fresh and the lettuce was from the day of ! Good portion , even though I still had room for more, it was that good haha. Guy who took our order was friendly. Wait time for my food was about 10 minutes I'd say.

Such a unique teriyaki chicken plate! I absolutely loved it. So simple but so delicious. I got the…read morespicy version which was a nice touch. Service was friendly and quick. It's a truck in a food park with outdoor seating. Nice for a cool day to have a lunch or evening date outside.

We came here after a visit at the zoo down the street. The dosa and chicken tikka were okay. My…read morelamb biryani was meh, and had a pit of some kind in the rice (maybe a cherry pit). The mango lassi was overly sweet, and the salted lassi made our 9yo's face contort into a shape I didn't realize was possible. It also took quite a long time to get our order; we saw a lot of people who must have been delivery drivers picking up order after order as we waited about 25-30 minutes for our food. This wasn't great given we were the only customers actually eating at the location. The staff themselves were quite nice, but ultimately I need to score on the food and the time it took to receive it, both of which have room for improvement.

As a Pakistani who has grown up eating Indian/Pakistani food, I think I would recommend this place…read more We came on a Friday night, and the trailer park it's in has plenty of seating with fans/mist/shade to help us stay cool. We ordered chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, chooza kebab, vegetable samosas, and butter naan. Overall I would say the food is great for Austin standards. I grew up in Houston and am used to the quality of Aga's and this place isn't quite there. I'm also used to halal meat and I don't believe this place uses halal meat so it's a little more tough than expected for the chicken tikka and butter chicken curries. But as we know there aren't many great options for Indian food in Austin, so with that being said I would recommend this spot. As a desi, if you're ever missing home food then this is the spot for you. Plenty of options and a large variety beyond the basic options that we picked lol.

Returned after quite some time and happy to update my review to reflect the consistent yumminess!…read moreThey've moved slightly and updated their seating. But the Bhel Puri and Madras Coffee were both spot on!

Such a hidden gem and I'm not sure if they're receiving the love at Sunset valley that they…read moreactually deserve. Stumbled upon Chaat ka Chaskaa while searching for Chaat. Living in South Austin, it's so hard to get delicious Chaat and thus comes in Chaat ka Chaskaaa. Situated behind a gas station, it has funky truck with an elaborate menu. My order : Grilled Bombay sandwich - 5/10 Vada pav - 9/10 Chole chaat - 8/10 The sandwich was disappointing and dismal and lacked authenticity. It was a little bland and lacked the right amount of filling for a triple layered sandwich. Not worth it. The vada pav stole the show. The patty was so yummy and well cooked. They rub the bun with gun powder and that made it extra special. The chole chaat was authentic and was a perfect blend of spices. The chole was well cooked. The important part of this review should be the price I paid for the entire order. It was just $22 and they do charge like a food-truck instead of restaurant prices! Loved the vibe and ambience the place brought to the environment.

This was our first time trying out the food here and we weren't sure how good it'll be because…read moreIndian-Chinese food somehow seems tougher to find. We have had our fair share of disappointments by the time we braved this adventure yesterday. Thankfully, this spot has restored our faith in good Indian-Chinese once again. The dumplings were incredible - the skin was thin and well-steamed with a generous amount of flavorful stuffing. The hot n sour soup was spicy. And the chili paneer was absolutely delicious - in a thick gravy that had been seasoned well. The pricing was quite reasonable and the quantities were filling. There is plenty of parking in this convenience store lot making it an easy trip out. The gentleman at the window was nice.

I'd been eyeing this new food truck nearby, it's at a gas station but has a decent amount of…read moreoutdoor seating. We placed our order online and it was done within about 20 min. Service was friendly. We ordered three items: - chicken biryani - stir fried rice dish with lots of spices, not too hot. The chicken was pretty good but I wish there was a bit more. - chicken korma - tasty curry that comes with a side of rice. Also wish there was a bit more. - garlic naan - unfortunately it was quite soggy, tasty though! They're still fairly new so are probably working things out. The portions are a bit smaller than other places, but they do charge less too, so that may be why. Overall the flavors are good and I'd recommend giving them a try if you're nearby. Haven't tried the dumplings yet and those are looking good!

My coworkers and I got together at Artipasta to celebrate Festa della Repubblica (Italy's National…read moreDay), and it was my first time trying this place. I can honestly say it won't be my last! It's a small restaurant, but it has a cozy atmosphere that made the whole experience enjoyable. The staff was amazing, friendly, attentive, and on top of everything. I absolutely loved the Pizza "Stria," a crispy flatbread topped with EVOO, sea salt, and fresh rosemary. The bruschetta and Caprese skewers were incredible. Honestly, I could've made a meal out of just those appetizers. For my entrée, I ordered the lasagna, and let me tell you...the portion was huge! I shared it with four coworkers and still had plenty left for myself. Best of all, it was absolutely delicious. Artipasta did not disappoint. Great food, great service, and a great experience overall. I'll definitely be back!

I've been wanting to try Artipasta after seeing it on socials. I asked the guy what the favorites…read moreare are and he said the tagliatelle with meat sauce or the macaroni with mushroom/sausage. I went with the meat sauce tagliatelle and it was quite good! Are prices kinda high for pasta? Yes, but it is handmade so that makes a difference. Not sure I'm running back to try more, but it was a solid meal.

We went at night (around 6:30pm) and only 5-6 food trucks were open, there were probably a dozen…read moretotal. I think some are open in the morning/afternoon and others in the afternoon/evening. I ordered an al pastor taco and chips with queso from CJ's tacos right before they closed at 7pm. The taco was good (a little greasy) but much better once you add the green sauce they serve with it on top. The queso was really tasty, like a better version of the tostitos queso. The food trucks are in a circle and surround a playground in the middle. It is a cool venue and while I wouldn't call it particularly nice, it is fairly clean. After the taco appetizer, we ordered gnocchi pomodoro and the casarecce with basil pesto and tomatoes from Artipasta with tiramisu for dessert. The pesto was good, but lacking in flavor a bit. The gnocchi were delicious, great texture and a wonderful tomato sauce. We honestly should have placed two orders for the gnocchi and skipped the casarecce. My friends liked the tiramisu but said it was a bit different from a traditional tiramisu. We wanted to try a vodka pizza from Day's Pizza but they were completely sold out for the day (no dough left). We tried the paneer entree and aloo paratha from the Desi Spot. The food took awhile to come out and I would have liked a few more pieces of paneer but it was all delicious. Overall a cool spot and a nice way to try a bunch of different food trucks and cuisines at once. Just check the hours for the food trucks you want to try before you go.

We came for brunch. Grabbed coffee at Stouthaus and our meal at Brooklyn. There are a variety of…read morefood trucks around the perimeter of an exclusively outdoor establishment. Very shady due to the large mature trees. There's plenty of picnic style bench seating to choose from. All in all, great Austin hangout!

The recipes have changed & not in a good way. The once amazing Indian food truck is now 2-stars for…read moreme. : ( We've been here a couple of times lately and the quality/consistency isn't what it used to be. The dishes with chicken are full of Bones/Nerves and half pieces of chicken. Essentially they're chopping their chicken pieces into pieces.. which means sometimes you'll find an unfriendly bone shard in your dish. But also, the flavors have changed.. in the sense that they're using half of the seasonings or a different mix of seasonings that they used to use. The service is just as friendly as it used to be, but I don't go there to say hi. We used to go there because the food was great, but now the food is just meh / mid; but more importantly it's inconsistent.

Delivery through Grubhub. Fast. Less than 30 minutes. Got a discount…read more Food is awesome! Just the right amount of heat. Spicy and flavorful. HUGE portions and very reasonably priced. Really enjoyed the fried noodles Anyone who can work a food truck in the ATX summer deserves some business.