The following is only for the Shrimp Poboy and Truffled Parmasan Fries: Shrimp PoBoy.... The Positives: The shrimp was awesome, hot, huge, juicy... ok side salad The Negatives: Wasn't feeling the batter, way too oily or not fresh or something, I actually threw away the batter and just ate the shrimp =/ the bread was ehhhh, the sauce ehhhh - I would never get this again... Truffled Fries... Tastes good... but it didn't wow me.... the cheese on top was ok... I might come back for the fries... All in all, I didn't crave anything else from here.... If I come back it's for the Burger Du Jour or the Deconstructed Corned Beef... that's my 2 cents...I'm being nice in this review Oh yeah they charge you 50 cents for credit card usage... The real question is, how did this truck make it to the Food Truck Race? I guess there was a reason why they were eliminated early.. Good luck....Again to be nice, I haven't tried the other sandwiches... read more

I was stoked to have a chance to try this Great Food Truck Race 2 contestant this weekend while attending Comic-Con. I had the PB & J sandwich with a fried egg added to it. Cream Cheese, Jelly, Peanut Butter, Bacon and a fried egg. What about that doesn't sound fucking amazeballs. And it was. Go get it for yourself and find out what makes this truck so damn special! read more

I've seen this truck around town several times but the lines were always long. Last week, I saw them at Mira Mesa HS and decided to give them a try since it was late in the evening. I got the lobster grilled cheese and was persuaded by the guy to try their "tots". OMG- Are you kidding me? $12 for 3 bland pieces of lobster drowned in melted cheese. Lobster flavor should be enhanced-not masked. I also didn't care for their side salad. Still not worth $12. And the tots? If you're gonna called 'em tots-they should be tater tots-not some burned tiny "french toast" curry-tasting balls, drizzled in syrup. Save your money and avoid this truck. For $12.95 you can get an authentic Maine lobster roll at Bite of Boston in UTC. The Devil made you take my money. read more

I've had the fine, fine food from this truck at the Tuesday Night food truck gathering in La Mesa. Some real standouts from their menu include the all-crab crab cake sandwich (order it with an optional fried egg for an extra protein shot) and the lobster mac and cheese. Fast service and cheerful folks in the box make for a fast and breezy experience read more

Saw them at the del mar food truck festival and was excited because I haven't had lobster in such a long time! buttered lobster grilled cheese sounds AMAZING and though I didn't think it was amazing it still was pretty good. I wish it had more butter on it to give the lobster a little more taste but I was sasitfed. The truffle fries MORE than made up for it!! you could totally taste the truffle flavor and they gave a good amount of food. I also asked for aioli sauce and they gave me this spicy aioli sauce which was EXCELLENT! I'm glad I had it!! read more

I was at the Eastlake Brewhouse Food Truck Gathering the other night, and was pretty intrigued at the line that this gastrotruck had in front of it. We ordered the crab cake sandwich (you should get this!) and a butter poached lobster grilled cheese (pass on it). Both came with a spring green salad with balsamic vinaigrette. In addition, order the truffle fries if you get the chance. Great food and probably one of the favorite food stands in SD. read more

Got a chance to try this truck when it was at the Boomer's Food Truck event... I had the lobster grilled cheese, while the service was great, the wait wasn't... When I had the grilled cheese, it didn't really amaze me or make my taste buds go crazy, i mean, yeah, i was eating lobster but I wouldn't say it elevated the sandwich in anyway. It was a sucha shame because I was really hoping to love this after seeing some of the other fantastic options I could've had from the truck, like the soft shelled crab. Oh well. read more

Just okay. My roommate and I went to MM Food Truck Mondays, where we came across Devilicious. I was expecting a looooooot since I've heard so many good things about Devilicious, but the crab cake sandwich is just okay... :\ The truffle fries are DELICIOUS though. Perfectly crispy, but at $4 an order, I expected a lot more. Oh yeah and I was disappointed bc they advertise that they accept cash & credit, but when I gave my CC, they told me there was a surcharge. It'd be nice if it was posted on the original sign. I only plan on coming back if my roomie wants to go. read more

It was the first food truck I tried when I moved to San Diego, and it's in my top 5. Their crab cake is delicious, light and flavorful. I've also had the lobster grilled cheese which is a bit heavy in oil and not enough lobster, especially compared to some of the other trucks serving lobster. The truffle fries are delicious tho and for like $4 you get a lot of fries. read more

Went here on Mira Mesa Mondays and got the lobster grilled cheese. On paper it sounds great, lobster + cheese + tomato + caramelized onions. Great right? Sadly, not so much. I know they're super busy at these events but my sandwich was definitely burned on both sides. Too bad it was too dark to tell until I bit it. Yum charcoal. Besides that I probably found 2 shreds of lobster in my sandwich. I also think the cheese overpowers the lobster so you'd have to have a lot a lobster for it to be noticeable. Either way the taste of burnt bread beat them both. Super. Very meh. Pretty much just waited half an hour and paid 10+ dollars on a burnt grilled cheese sandwich. Pass. Next time I'll just get the burger or tacos from the Miho truck. read more

I happen to work in an area that goumet lunch trucks frequent. Devilicious has been a recent Monday addition to High Bluff Drive. The ladies are awesome and can be contacted via text message to find their location 619.578.4484. I had the deconstructed corned beef - sans crouton. It was delicious but obviously deadly as far as calories are concerned. A co-worker and I shared the fried yumminess....delicious...which happened to be pancetta, ham (?) and asparagus croquettes. Hubs has been dying to try it. I'd have it again in a heartbeat, but can't have it all the time. Food's sooo good, its bad (for you)! Definitely a once-in-a-long-while treat. read more

I had the duck sandwich. Food was a little on the oily side. However, it was still delicious. They were pretty generous with portions and wait was not too long. For $10 I think they did a pretty good job in being unique and tasty. read more

Devilicious - Duck sandwich - New American Near Me

Pork belly grilled cheese was awesome! Want to try the lobster next would definitely reccomend read more

I've tried the Short rib, the cheese steak, the duck grilled cheese, and the truffle fires. All 10/10. HUGE portions, these sammies can be split between two people easily. Ginormous portions of meat. Fries are off the chain. Be ready for a nap after this comfort food. read more

So good yet so bad! So good because every bite is delectable and you wish it were never ending. So bad because some of the sandwiches can be so greasy you feel like you need to drink a bottle of Dawn to cut the grease out of your arteries. Overall though, too good to resist! read more

Look, I know truffle fries aren't all the rage anymore, they're kind of played out and so 200-and late (to quote the lyrical geniouses in the Black Eyed Peas), but I don't care. I still enjoy them when they're good. Devilicious has made them deviliciously delicious. For reals. Get the right bite with a bit of parmesan, a bit of truffle oil, a bit of seasoning and crispy fried goodness and you'll probably pay for it by sitting out part of eternity in the 1st level of hell. [That's a Dante's Inferno reference people, you know, to prove I'm cultured.] I didn't try anything else, but they get a definite two thumbs up from me just for those fries. read more

I got the aspargus grilled cheese without goat cheese. Asparagus, brie, caramelized onion, tomatoes, on grilled sourdough. Gotta say, I was expecting a lot more. I mean, it was good, but it wasn't great. They skimped on the brie (and completely ran out of food like an hour later, so maybe they were trying to stretch their resources?), which meant the asparagus didn't have enough cheese to stick to and kept rolling out of the sandwich. The best part was the bread - it was really buttery and grilled to perfection. But, for $8, this sandwich just isn't worth it. I got this one for free, or I wouldn't have even tried it. I'd pay $6. read more

Yum! When San Diego had the food truck extravaganza at Boomer's, I was so full from nibbling at other trucks I wasn't able to try Devilicious & have been kicking myself ever since. Today, (my company is doing a test run for the next couple weeks to have a few food trucks come to our building) Devilicious came & I finally got to try their food. I was not disappointed with the Cubano. The hickory smoked ham off the bone, smoked pork shoulder, Swiss cheese, Garlick pickles and Dijon was perfect. So good that next week I want to try the BBBLT or the famous Butter poached lobster grilled cheese sandwich, Can't wait! read more

So I started my diet for New Year's and I thought it was going to be difficult to find something I could eat from a food truck. I was wrong! So wrong, but happy I was. Trisler's wine bar in Mission Valley brings food trucks by every Tuesday night and Devilicious graced us with their presence. I ordered the veggie wich and OMG it was so amazing! The bread they use is soft and flavorful. All of the veggies they used were perfectly cooked and all complimented each other really well. The aioli sauce and cheese really packed more flavor in and I felt really good about myself after eating it. It's not very often I say that after food trucks because I can't help myself but to grub out lol. If you ever get a chance to eat here at one of their food truck gatherings or otherwise, you won't be let down! MMMMMMMMMMMMM yummy in my tummy! read more

A better place to be at the right time. Cool services and great workers. I'd love my family to be there again

I don't usually waste my time writing bad reviews on places that I didn't care for, but this has got to be monumental in dissatisfaction & has actually caused me some grief. If I could chose "0" stars for this vendor I would. I ordered the lobster grilled cheese sandwich and waited in mouthwatering anticipation for almost an hour. Then my sandwich came. When I finally got it I was so excited I could cry. I took my first bite & my reaction was "Where's the lobster?.... Where's the cheese?" I opened my sandwich and to my dismay, they were nowhere to be found. Apparently their lobster grilled cheese sandwich has no lobster and no cheese, just lettuce, tomato, and some sorry slabs of bacon.. Um, WHO DOES THAT?! When someone orders something as exquisite as lobster, I think they expect to see some lobster!!! Fml.. That is $9 whole dollars I will never get back.. Devilicious can ******* ******!! I can't believe you ******** forgot my f******** lobster! Seriously, it is you that is all that is wrong with the world. Go ********* *******!! read more

We have only been to this food truck once before (and loved it) but I was craving it today. Their location was 30 minutes away from us and they were going to be ending service in 30! I have worked in restaurants for years so I know how irritating it is to have people show up minutes before closing. I raced to their location and the guys were so cool about it and we had the Duck Confit and Cubano and they were amazing! I love this food truck and am a loyal customer for life!! read more

Devilicious - Duck Confit and Cubano..so yummy!!! - New American Near Me

I saw Devilicious this previous week right at the corner of Nobel and Regents. I was so excited! I'm going to take advantage of it being so close to campus and order the crabcake sandwich again. Can't stop thinking about the sweetness of the crab meat and the slight kick from the spicy chipotle sauce. Yum! And I believe on some weeks they have "Mira Mesa Mondays" so it's not that far from my area! One of these days I might try their shrimp po'boy too. Excited! read more

Got the lobster grilled cheese, i though I'd like it more. It is what it is, a grilled cheese with lobster. You get exactly what you ask for, it just sounds better in your head, i guess its cause a grilled cheese is not that filling so for $10 you just wolf it down and its gone. But to be fair when it comes to crustaceans im a crab kinda guy. read more

Watched these guys on the great food truck race and finally decided to try them out last week. I ordered the crabcake and side order of truffle fries. Overall it was okay, nothing overly impressive. Would I try again? Probably not given it took over 30 minutes to get my food, not really worth the wait. read more

I ordered the $12 grilled cheese with lobster and was pretty disappointed. There absolutely was no lobster taste at all and I began to question whether or not they had substituted the lobster with shrimp. It was served with a side.....salad??? Not sure what it was but it was nothing but greens with pretty much no salad dressing. Maybe it was garnish??? Additionally it was a bit on the greasy side and I didn't feel there was even enough cheese on it. I won't be back, unfortunately. Too much money spent on something that was disappointing. read more

An angel is me so, it was difficult to, give in to the temptation presented by something so Devilicious, i fought and fought, but that crab cake sandwich was so sinfully enticing i gave in and ordered one, the girl working the truck talked me into going for the fried egg on top hmmm ok, i guess i mean, she was quite convincing little devil she was, it was a good call by her, that sandwich was quite tasty belly, happy english muffin arizona green tea aloe juice wow dont see that everyday or this food truck or the devil everyday, for now though, until i see them again im gunna have to go back to being myself, An angel. read more

This food truck posted up a few fliers at my work, and conveniently San Diego Daily Deals had a deal for Devilicious. We tried their burger du jour (that day it was with cheddar and mushrooms on sourdough bread). The burger was okay, nothing spectacular. the bottom bread was soggy from the grease or juices. It was quite underwhelming. The All Crab Crabcake sandwhich was DELICIOUS. it was served on an english muffin with tomato and just enough red onion for sweetness and a bite. The crab cake was chock full of crab and very little filler, the crab was sweet and delicious. THE BEST THING they had was their Blue cheese and bacon Jalapeno poppers. large plump jalapenos were stuffed with cream cheese, blue cheese and bacon bits. then dipped in a tempura batter and fried. They were delicious. The batter was crisp and not soggy. The Jalapeno was still fresh and not over cooked, and the inside was creamy warm and tangy. IT WAS PERFECTION on a skewer. Overall their sandwhiches were good, but you cant miss the jalapeno poppers read more

Devilicious made it's way to UTC this week and my coworker and I decided to check it out! This was around noon and there wasn't a long line, but service was fairly quick anyways. After debating between several devilish-sounding dishes (as in the amount of fat is going to haunt me), I figured I salivated most when reading the butter poached lobster grilled cheese ($10). Now everything here looks like it's served on a sourdough bread and, may I add, dipped-in-butter-sourdough-bread. okok I'm not against it because what else do you dip your seafood in anyways, but still I have to be health-conscious...to my fellow yelpers. Anyways, there were decent sized pieces of lobster, cut into bite sizes. There was also a hefty amount of cheddar and jack cheese, and a bit of grilled onions. I'd have to say it was devilicious! If they added bacon oil...omgggggg 0_0 O and NO, I did not yelp this beforehand. IF I did, I would have seen the Yelp deal for $5 for $10. ugghhhhh... :( read more

Simple things to know about this truck: -the crab sandwich is better than the grilled cheese lobster, ESPECIALLY with the egg- the sauce on it is good, and I wish they had put more -fries are a good portion and also tasty; they are thick cut with truffle oil and a generous amount of cheese -the service was fast -it was worth it with the yelp deal- not sure otherwise. read more

Yesterday I attended the Gourmet Experience in Del Mar & ordered a lobster grilled cheese from the Devilicious truck. After I placed my order, a woman came up to the window & said she thought her lobster was under cooked. I took the opportunity to eavesdrop as the cook explained how the lobster was prepared (flash cooked, then poached at a low temp in butter). I'm glad I did because that is how I will be preparing lobster meat from now on. When I received my sandwich, I immediately opened it to make sure my lobster was cooked enough. The color was right, as well as the texture. I took a bite, and was very happy with my sandwich. Many times on food trucks and take out places,the lobster is overcooked & rubbery. Not the case here. If you are looking for rubbery lobster, you will be disappointed. If you are looking for perfectly cooked, buttery lobster with colby jack cheese, caramelized onions on delicious sourdough, this sandwich is right up your alley. I couldn't have made it better myself (but I'm going to try) read more

Checked out Devilicious today at SD Brew Fest. I had the duck confit grilled cheese, which was one of the most amazing sandwiches I've ever had. I'm kind of obsessed with duck confit...and when you add in the gooey cheese and caramelized onions, you have a winner. I split the parm truffle fries with my husband, and we were fighting over the last few. I can wait to try more. read more

Devilicious - Duck confit grilled cheese with parm truffle fries in the back ground - New American Near Me

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Best food truck! Always knows what I want every time! I've had their crabcake sandwich, their truffle fries, and the special salad they always make for me. The new owners have flipped this truck around and made it ten times better! All this without being on TV! Thanks again guys! read more

Stopped by here for a quick meal after Comic Con. I ordered the crab cake sandwich and the truffle fries. I was told that the crab cake was completely filled with only crab meat but it was not fresh crabs. It tasted like canned mushed crab. The truffle fries were cold and dry. They should not sell it if it was not edible. read more

Okay, I LOVE food trucks. They're like gourmet fast food on wheels. BUT man are they HARD to find. I bought a Google Offer voucher to use for Devilicious and unlike fellow Asian Persuasion truck I didnt want this to expire. So my coworker and I were on the search during a lunch break in La Jolla. OF COURSE they would park in a parking lot in UCSD where unless you're a student you have to pay for parking. So my friend and I parked outside and walked a couple blocks to the truck. Granted, not that far. But in work clothes and heels it sure feels like it. BUT I was excited as I've had Devillicious' food before. I ordered the crab cake sandwich with a fried egg ($9). Compared to last time, there was a lot more crab meat in the sandwich. Score! But the fried egg was barely fried and left my sandwich soggy as the yoke broke. The salad it came with is tasty but there wasn't a lot of it. Another bummer is that I waited 45 minutes for the food. 45 minutes for a food truck food! Ridiculous. A little irritated with that but nonetheless I could tell these are hardworking people that do try to serve the best food that they can with the time alotted and number of people that were there. I'd definitely have their food again but you won't catch me looking for them anymore. They literally have to be at a food truck fest or seriously planted in front of my face for me to order off of here again. read more

"Food So Good, It's Bad!" They weren't kidding. I could taste the buttery goodness in each bite of my All Crab-Crab Cake (with a fried egg, might I add). I'd have to say that is my favorite so far. Their Butter Poached Lobster Grilled Cheese is really good, however there is so much butter and cheese, you can barely taste the lobster. BBBLT (Bacon Bacon Bacon Lettuce Tomato-- though I wouldn't be surprised if one of those B's stood for Butter) is delicious. Can't go wrong with all that extra bacon! Fried pickles just tasted like sliced pickles because the batter didn't seem to stick. I wouldn't get this again. I think I'll try the PB&J with Cream Cheese and Bacon next, just because it sounds ridiculous. read more

Even on a rainy night, I had the pleasure of attending the food truck gathering some weeks ago. Honestly, this was the food truck I was looking forward to the most! I've checked out their menu online, and got really excited when I saw the lobster grilled cheese. Let me tell you, I fell for this sandwich quick! This lobster grilled cheese seriously wowed my taste buds! I really enjoyed the slight crisp of sourdough (my favorite bread) with the heavenly piece of lobster covered in oozy cheesy goodness. I was so sad to have had to share this sandwich with my boyfriend. I wish this truck drove down south sometime... like Little Italy or Bankers Hill area. What do you say, Devilicious?!? hehe. I would love to indulge myself with that sandwich weekly. read more

WHAT I TRIED: -Butter Poached Lobster Grilled Cheese -All Crab-Crab Cake -Truffled Parmesan Fries -BBBLT IN A NUTSHELL: 2.5 stars. It was ooookayy, but not impressed by any means. I could get something equivalent in my work cafeteria. Best thing we tried was the BBBLT. LOBSTER GRILLED CHEESE: Just tastes like a typical grilled cheese sandwich. The lobster doesn't really add any great flavor to the sandwich. Just gave it a little extra substance/texture. CRAB CAKE: Took one bite of it and didn't really care to eat any more. Served on an untoasted english muffin. Little too earthy for me. THE FRIES: They were good only because I love fries, but I've had much better truffled fries. Wasn't very much cheese and barely any truffle flavor/essence. BBBLT: This was actually really delicious and somehow very juicy. Very messy, greasy, but the best part of our meal. How can you go wrong with a BLT + fried egg? (i would add the half star if I could for this) The salad added as sides to each entree was pretty terrible. Just mixed greens that were very under dressed with some sort of a not-so-tasty vinaigrette. read more

Light dinner type of meal. Convenient since it was at the corner of my apartment complex. Cute truck Crab cake was good. Came with a side of soggy salad. Lobster grilled cheese not the much lobster and a little greasy than what I expected. Truffle Fries: normal fries, not better than mcdonalds. read more

Before Devilicious I was a food truck virgin. Granted, I was at the Food Truck Festival at the Del Mar Fair so I ended up sampling many amazing meals on wheels, but Devilicious was my first, and you never forget your first. The menu itself was beautiful - so many options with caramelized onions and melted cheese, mushrooms and bacon, this truck knew the way to my heart. I ended up with the butter poached lobster grilled cheese, with extra caramelized onions and bacon. I ate with a group of friends, but savored each bite in silence, appreciating every morsel. Some people commented that this was underwhelming, but if you love gooey melted cheese as much as I do, there really can't be any complaints. And the addition of bacon was a perfect way to get a crunch in there - I'd definitely ask for that cause it made the whole thing come together. How had I never eaten at a food truck before? Blasphemous. Needless to say, I'm a new woman. Next time I'm going for the sweet potato tots, and the BBBLT (Bacon, Bacon, Bacon LT) which has a fried egg on it and sounds like the perfect hangover food (the guy behind me was a loyal Devilicious customer and confirmed my hypothesis). Devilicious, I'm coming for you. read more