Absolutely fantastic every single time! This Peruvian food truck has been consistently delicious…read morewith every order. The flavors are authentic, the portions are generous, and you definitely get your money's worth. The service is always friendly, and you can tell they really care about their food. Highly recommend if you're craving amazing Peruvian dishes--you won't be disappointed!

Talk about having the flavor and texture. Hands down the best Peruvian food in southern Oregon. I…read moregot to try the classic lomo Saltado which was stirred fried to perfection. And if you want something light and tasty the anticucho de pollo is the plate for you. My favorite dish was the tallarin saltado, those yakisoba noodles packed so much flavor. The bomba tacos also took me by surprise, I would take those tacos any day of the week. You can smell the aroma permeating the air with the grilled chicken sizzling. There are benches outside where you can sit down and enjoy your lunch. The service is fast and friendly.

Super delicious! Brown rice only which was nice actually, very decent portion and delicious…read morecookies! The service was good and fast. The only thing I didn't really like was all the drink options are in bottles or cans, but being a food truck, you can't really remedy that. That said fun vibes, covered picnic table area and decent prices. Would definitely eat here again!

The Thai peanut curry sauce is soooooooo good!!! I never make it here while they're open, unless…read moreheaded to the pediatrician's office. Sooo worth the stop by on a day off or while out and about!

Honestly most the time I order from here the food is good enough. But recently I had a plate from…read morethis location that had a massive women hair in it. Didn't really enjoy pulling this long hair out of my mouth like a fish line from the ocean to see what I've caught. Now granted this is unavoidable as I have worked in the food and service industry for most of my life and know it happens. What made me write this review is the fact that the people who handled my food were not wearing hats, hairnets or having their hair pulled up above the neck and ears which is a OR health code violation. I know that it could have been the end of their night, and they were done nearly done with their shifts or whatever, BUT rules are rules for a reason. Good luck with your business and if you can take anything away from this review: please put your hair up while on the clock. Cheers,

I don't often stop at food trucks, especially if there is no seating, but made an exception to try…read morethe spam musubi here. It was good, the spam slice was a bit thin and it was in the middle of the rice cube instead of on top but the taste, there was a light teriyaki sauce, was excellent. Only one type of musubi is available. Ideally, it should have a pickled turnip next to the meat, but many places skip that. Musubi can be made with chicken and/or egg instead of spam and in Japan, salmon is most often used. Cute server, but of course that's not relevant.

Love there food it's so yummy I love the steak and rice with the slaw…read more I have not had anything from there that is bad.

Killer Chicken and Ahi tacos! Must try if you're on the east side of Medford. Little salty my last…read morego but maybe that was a one off.

This address is a dead end industrial area and no truck. Was really looking forward to some…read moreFilipino lumpia and pancit. Waste of gas.

I have been waiting to try their food. But tough to time it right. They're fairly close to me when…read morethey're at KeyBank so I had an opportunity and it did not disappoint. I simply had the lumpia and eggrolls, and they were absolutely fantastic! I can't wait to go back.

First time visiting this place and I will 100% be a frequent customer, ESPECIALLY if they put the…read morePhilly that was a special on the menu permanently. That was one of the best Phillies I've ever had, and my gf said it was the best she's ever had ever. The adobo tacos (I asked my gf if they said it was Filipino adobo and she said yes but I have no idea how anyone would think it's Filipino adobo because it was about as Mexican as you can get?) anyway, they were fantastic as well. The habanero pineapple salsa was absolutely delicious, I'd buy a whole gallon if I could. And the truffle fries and the truffle sauce were about as good as you can get. Anyway, I really hope that Philly becomes a permanent addition, even though there's plenty I need to try.

This is the best food at the Phoodery. We loved the brunch burger (bacon, fried egg, etc) and the…read moretruffle fries (not included - Extra cost). The staff was honest and helpful in guiding our choice. The Phoodery has a nice variety of seating choices from shaded park benches, fireside seats, and sun baked upstairs deck.

Gets five stars for a "semi food truck" it's really more permanent than the typical truck stand…read more Tacos are good, breakfast burritos are good and big. They have all the typical Mexican meats. Their hot sauce is good enough. Their beans are not refried, They're actually pinto beans that are cooked. The lady at the window is nice and it's an overall good Mexican Food experience.

Recently discovered Garcias and it is so crave-able. And very reasonably priced. The service is…read morequick and friendly and the sitting area is great. We had the carnitas, birria, carne asada and pastor tacos and they were so delicious- especially with a squeeze of lime and their salsas. The street cheese quesadilla was also amazing! I love that it's a quick and easy stop that fills you up.

Had a wonderful experience at my first time eating at Lucy's Taco Shop! I ate in their spotless…read moredining area (the restroom was immaculate too). They have a huge menu on display. There are 27 combo plates that include rice and refried beans. Most are bargain priced at $14.25 (only three were $17 for shrimp). I had a burrito bowl with carnitas. It was very tasty with a large portion of pork, pico de gallo, rice, refried beans, guacamole and sour cream topped with shredded lettuce and cheese. It was a lot to eat for $13. Portions are substantial and most patrons left with a box to take the remainder of their meals home. They have long hours from 7 am to 11 pm seven days a week. I noticed that they have an extensive breakfast menu too. Delivery of the food was very fast both for the dining in and drive-thru customers. One thing to note about their location. They're in the former Jack in the Box building on the corner of Cheryl Lane and Highway 99 across from the vacant Ray's Food Place in Phoenix. If you're driving from the south on Highway 99 you cannot cross the median to drive into the restaurant. You need to turn left at the light into the Ray's parking lot (or drive straight at the light into Ray's if coming from I-5), turn right and cross Cheryl Lane to get into their parking area or turn into the drive-thru for Lucy's Taco Shop. Leaving is back through the parking area to Cheryl Lane. Phoenix has a confusing interchange to get onto I-5. When you're leaving. drive past the Chevron station to turn left by the former Rite Aid to head towards the freeway entrances. Join Highway 99 in either direction from the light coming out of Ray's parking lot. It's worth the driving logistics the first time to get to Lucy's Taco Shop to support this family owned business. I know it won't be the last time I eat there!

Totally impressed by this taco spot! We ordered the Super Nachos, a beef taco, and a chicken…read moretamale. We've been stuck on the East Coast for 15 years and I legit almost cried after my first bite of tamale - it tasted like home. Pro tip: get the half order of nachos unless you're trying to go into a food coma. We still crushed every last chip and were absolutely stuffed, but there was no way we were letting any of it go to waste.