I was at the Festival of Tea at Smorgasbord on August 9, 2026. This was one of my first times…read moreattending, and I wasn't disappointed. Granted, a lot of the restaurants were ones I'd already seen at other conventions and festivals, and some didn't quite fit the theme. Still, I always love getting out and supporting local businesses, and the park itself was the perfect spot on a hot day.

Smorgasburg is a wonderful event that happens on Sundays in Prospect Park in the warmer months…read more Lots of food trucks come together in a large clearing with some picnic tables. You can get nearly every sort of cuisine in NYC all in one place. Prices are kind of a lot but most of the food I've tried has been delicious. Last time I went I got a chickpea kolachi roll which was amazing, and I've tried so many other wonderful dishes as well.

What an amazingly good time!! The party starts on the train because everyone is on their way to the…read moreparade. There is good music, friendly people and amazing Caribbean food. My only regret was being born with just one stomach. I wanted to keep eating. The first thing I had was some curried goat. My goodness, it was tasty. When I finished eating, the gentleman I bought it from saw me again and asked what I thought. When I said I loved it and commented on how good his jerk chicken looked, he grabbed a drum stick and handed it to me. There were people in costumes, people with snakes, great music and people dancing. I'm coming back next year, because this year was so much fun. I saw flags from all over the Caribbean, and the American flag too. Everyone was welcome.

This is an amazing event. Beautiful culture, people, food, music, and energy. Enjoy!read more

Where have you been my whole life, Horchata & Cold Brew!? Just tried it for the first time - such a…read moreperfect summer breakfast drink. Sooo good. The tacos are small (& delicious) and the prices keep creeping up (inflation-I get it- but it seems they pop up upwards often. Fresh ingredients and vegan & vegetarian options. Nice staff. I can't quit you, David's Tacos.

TLDR: A solid spot for Austin style breakfast tacos…read more The tacos hit the spot in terms of fresh ingredients but I was a bit disappointed that they weren't made to order or had a variety of sauces. I recommend the BPEC!

Summer lunch break so decided to check out Seaport. This was a nice vendor @ South Street Seaport…read moresmorgasbord. Tacos were yummy. I like them spicy! Could be a $1 cheaper for the size of each taco though.

One of the BEST Jamaican spots in Little Caribbean Brooklyn. I stopped by to experience the smoky…read morejerk chicken and it was delicious - part of the reason is that the meat (chicken and pork) is cooked on the outdoor grill. It is a must try to understand why! The lobster and conch is cooked to order, so you may want to call ahead to avoid waiting too long. I also ordered plantains and a festival - both done well, but be prepared for small servings of both sides. This vibrant place is more like a pick up and go, so don't come here expecting to dine in. The service is normally what you experience at most Caribbean spots - place your order, pay, wait and you're on your way. Nothing epic - you're here for the food! So, if you are in Brooklyn and interested in taking some Jamaican food to go, this is a great spot to try!

I saw this restaurant on IG and had to go there to see for myself. I am happy to say everything you…read moreheard about them is absolutely true! The food is amazing. I purchased a small Jerk chicken dinner with rice & peas, steamed cabbage and a side of festival (3 comes in the order) First of all, the portion for a small is a lot (I couldn't finish it). The jerk chicken is well seasoned and juicy, rice & peas and cabbage equally delicious and not hard at all. I loved the festival, soft and delicious. The staff is very nice and welcoming. This establishment is a take-out restaurant and I was there around 2:30pm (Thursday) and there was a line but it moves quickly. There are 2 locations, the other is in Queens. If you're looking for some delicious food, I highly suggest you make your way to Yaad Man Thing. Tell them I sent you. Enjoy!

I loved this spot and rate it third behind Mido's and Adel's for all of the halal carts I've tried…read more The rice is perfectly cooked, and I loved the charred flavor of the tandoori chicken. Green sauce is a must. Lace it with that shit. This was quite addicting, balanced, and not as in your face as the flavors of Adels and Midos. Which I don't mind. This feels lighter. No line ever, and it's quality. If I lived in NYC this would be a staple for me.

Vibe/ambiance: food truck Service: standard, pretty quick…read more Items ordered: chicken kati roll: comes with two small rolls; could use a little more salt

So this food truck made an appearance at my school for an event. We had a choice of Medina Halal,…read moreGorilla Cheese and Warung Roadside. Of course being the foodie that I am, I needed to Yelp each truck before deciding, and already being a sucker for Asian food, Warung won hands down. All of the pictures that they had on Yelp looked amazing. Then I looked at the menu for the options we had and the food was all the same. I thought, great! You'd be an idiot not to choose this truck. ANYWAYS, WOW, what an extreme disappoint is all I can say. They were offering their Pad Thai which was described as "Award winning Bangkok street style wok-fried noodles with tofu, scallion, bean sprouts, egg and peanut". Let me tell you, this Pad thai they gave out was the WORST pad thai I've ever had in my life. First of all, it looked absolutely NOTHING like the photo. (The photos look effing amazing). The entire dish was plain, flavorless and sauceless. The noodles were plain white, no added sauce or anything like it. They were definitely not wok fried as described but tasted like they were plain boiled. Image boiling a box of pasta, straining it and then eating it JUST like that. That's exactly what this entire dish tasted like. There was no tofu, scallion or bean sprouts. I had to add SRIRACHA to the dish for flavor. You don't add sriracha to pad thai!!! But I was desperate for some flavor. I'm sorry but WHY would you demolish your entire dish just because you're on a college campus? I'm sure the school is paying you very well to be there and what you did is basically RIP THEM OFF. Does the school know you did that? Or did you tell them beforehand that you're going to revamp your dishes for the worst because this is a school event? I'd love to know. No wonder the Halal line was almost 10 times as long. People probably know the deal. This was my fist school event so I had nothing to go by. If you can provide a valid explanation I will take down this post. However as of now, I will never recommend anyone to eat from this truck. Worst pad thai/Asian food I've ever had in my life.

Warung Roadside catered our recent wedding at Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club and they were fantastic…read moreto work with! They made the entire process - from coming up with a menu for a large (with several dietary restrictions) group, to working out all of the details leading up to the big day - easy and stress-free. Trevor and crew prepared and served passed hors d'oeuvres, then followed up with a full dinner buffet and a snack that could be ordered at the truck. Everyone raved about the food, which was certainly worth raving about! We particularly enjoyed the bao buns, holy basil stir fry with japanese eggplant, waterfall hanger steak, and chicken satay. Thanks to Warung Roadside for helping us have a really fun and delicious wedding day! Would recommend for your special event!

guy pretty much shouted at us to buy and was making huge claims. He even said he was so glad to see…read morepeople walking away even though they have no idea what they're missing out on because he finally gets a break. $9 for chai that's straight out of a tazo chai box with a ridiculous amount of milk. He said "bengali guys come to me for my chai" lol.

Coffee was great, and the guy running the truck was super friendly! But I somehow spent $9 on a…read morepeppermint mocha which is wild even for New York... would definitely go back if it wasn't for the pricing. Also flagging they don't have prices listed on their sign or menu so proceed with caution.

Did it for the Gram at first but then really enjoyed the taste of the hawthorn berry skewer. The…read morefruit itself had the ideal mix of sweet and tart and the preparation glammed it up for the colorful candy genre while respecting the integrity of the source material.