This is a food truck and it is delicious! A friend of mine had the fish and fries and loved it! I…read morehad chicken bites and fries and the chicken was SO tender, juicy, and flavorful! Honestly didn't need a dipping sauce! I also got a pastelillo (beef empanadas) and it was very flavorful as well! And the employees were super friendly and helpful!

I am so glad I tried this place. Their food truck was at a local garden center near me and I…read moredecided to give it a try. So flipping good! Walking up to the truck, the guys running it were super friendly and energetic. The wait time wasn't bad at all and you get a lot of food for the price. I got the 2 piece fish and fries and the 2 piece pastelillo and fries, both to split. The seasoning of everything is very good. If I had to make a complaint, my only thing is I think there's just a tad too much salt on the fries. But still good! I will definitely eat here again and recommend it to others!!

We came across Por'ketta at an event again and grabbed two sandwich/side meals: the classic BBQ…read morepork sandwich (BBQ sauce and pickles) with chips (a bag of Lays classic) and the Pigcasso (pork, pickled cabbage, pickles, lemon aioli, and Bama BBQ sauce) with potato salad. They also had a seasonal summer salad starring zucchini on the menu, which also sounded good. The sandwiches are great sized and really loaded up with meat and toppings. Everything was much enjoyed and really hit the spot. The staff was friendly and efficient. They took the order with a phone number and then texted us to come back for pick up when it was ready.

I have eaten Por'ketta many times. They've never disappointed so I keep coming back. I first…read moreencountered them on the inaugural CBus Ale Trail outside of Zaftig (in it's original location). I remember it clearly as I was a newbie to Central Ohio and they sold Cheerwine* in bottles. From there, I've caught them at a handful of small festivals, at Platform, and at Pins Mechanical when they parked there for a while. I've had the por'ketta sandwich, the potato salad, and the pork sundae. I could have reviewed these guys quite a while ago but I guess I was waiting for a certain dish to push me over the 'review this now' ledge. Well, I had that dish this weekend at Platform. (Where these guys are parked on Saturdays.) I had the breakfast sandwich. The bread, same that is used for the other sandwiches, was beautiful. On the sandwich were roasted red peppers, that had been peeled! I really dislike fire roasted things that haven't been peeled (i.e. tomatoes, peppers) so when I saw that the ones on the sandwich were peeled I was stoked! It shouldn't be a secret, I freakin' LOVE mayo and mayo based things (Duke's mayo forever). But, MAN the aioli used on this sandwich was on point. The thyme in it took it over the top! The bacon was great and complimented the other ingredients well. The only thing I wasn't too keen on, at first, were the scrambled eggs on the sandwich. It looked (and smelled) a bit overcooked on one side of the sandwich. However, after a few bites into the sandwich, my dislike of the scrambled eggs changed when I realized that they had crisped the cheese to the bottom side of the eggs. I love crispy, toasted cheese! With the sandwich came a side of griddled potatoes. These guys are likely the same potatoes that get crafted into potato salad. There's a vinegar backing that reminded me of the potato salad. They complimented the sandwich oh so we'll. The gentleman that was working even brought out our dog some chicken! Our dog loved it of course and wants to already know when we can go back for brunch at Platform. Por'ketta serves the breakfasty side of their menu till 2 when they switch to lunch. As a note I had my wife order the sandwich as it comes; these guys would surely honor egg style requests. Next time I get the breakfast sandwich, I will ask for an egg with a soft yoke- as that would have made this sandwich untouchable by any other food truck (and likely restaurant) breakfast sandwich. ----- *Cheerwine is a North Carolina based cherry soda. You can find it a handful of places now- Kenny Road, Savor Pints, any of the City BBQs just to name a few. (p.s. I am not affiliated with Cheerwine, just a Southerner who likes a little taste of home)

Update to my previous review, tried something new finally & loved it. However it looks like they've…read moreraised their prices on some items. Photo is the brisket Philly. Iam hesitant to give 5 stars because I've only ordered one thing from the menu. But this truck has THE BEST chicken salad sandwich I've ever had. The flavors are amazing, you can taste the smokiness in the chicken. The croissant is a perfect, light buttery addition. The lettuce & tomato were super fresh both times I had the sandwich and it's a generous portion. This a new fav of mine/ highly recommend. I think I'll try the fried mushrooms next!

This food truck came to my work today and I didn't want to walk out due to the cold and my bare…read morelegs (yeah, I wore a dress today), so I checked out their Yelp page. Chicken salad on a croissant with lettuce & tomato? My fav sandwich. I ordered this for $9, and a $6 shake (Jack Daniels Tennessee something) with heath bars. Yum on both. The sandwich was big and satisfying. I will definitely get food from them again, given the chance.

We attended the Columbus Knife Fight. Entry was $5 and part of the proceeds went to the Mid-Ohio…read moreFood Bank. Chef Catie Randazzo of Challah! food truck won against chef Matt Heaggans of Swoop! food truck as well as Bebe at the Hey Hey. Each chef was presented with mystery ingredients(rabbit, blueberries, and poblano ancho chile)and others from North Market Spices. Their dishes were judged by a panel of 3 local celebrity Judges. Seventh Son donated a couple of their tasty brews. Kenny's Meat Wagon and Flat Top Pizza Company were serving up delicious food and home made sodas and ice cream. The event was fun and kids were welcome too. Get to the Knife Fight early so you can grab a spot with a good view of the action in the kitchen!

Tatoheads = a solid food truck lunch experience!…read more Tatoheads parks outside of Germania on Front Street from time to time and it is SUPER close to my work so, recently, I decided to check it out. The first thing I did notice was that the poor young lady working in the truck was all on her own. This lead to the Tatoheads experience taking a VERY long time. I saw other colleagues walking to other restaurants in the area who both passed me heading to lunch and heading back to work because I was in line for so long and then had to wait for my food for so long. The gal working in the truck seemed very flustered even though she was super nice. When she brought me my order, she realized that it was completely wrong. She was super apologetic but I didn't have time to wait any longer so decided to go ahead and take the food she made. I ended up with Bacon Cheeseburger Fries. They were super delicious! It was such a yummy meal. Sadly, I am allergic to dairy so I ended up with some hives and a rash for eating it but it was basically worth it since it was so tasty. The portions were HUGE and I could barely finish my meal. I really liked it a lot and I hope to check it out again when they're less busy or less understaffed.

Again, more hype and excitement then needed. It was better…read morethan all the other food trucks at the festival, but only because the others really weren't great. Again, pricey, $4 for fries, and an extra $1 for sauce which of course you need. Then $7 for "combos" meaning loaded fries. We got the chicago dip with fries and I chose spicy which was too hot for me or my son so my husband got it. The fries were nothing special, a bit of mozz, some steak and way too much watery gravy which stained up everything. I did get to try the herbs de provence topping which was great exactly the right herbs it should be and I refused to pay $1 for ketchup so I asked him for a taste of the roasted red pepper and cilantro ketchup (with such a name I coulbd't leave without at least tasting it) and he gave me a try, it was not as expected. More like your cornstarch filled jellolike sweet chili sauce with green specks in it, so glad I saved the money on that. In all ok, but not worth going to again, I don't like fries enough to make a meal out of it and the portions not big enough to fill you up.

Chicken egg rolls 10/10. Thanks for coming to Kenton Ohio ! Looking forward to trying something…read moreelse next time !

We were excited to come across Cupzilla at an event, as it's been on the to try list for awhile…read morenow. As suggested by the name, they offer giant cups of rice, noodles, and veggies with a choice of protein - bbq chicken, bbq tofu, bbq pork, Korean fried chicken. You also get to choose your spicy heat level from a range of 1-5. They also offer mandoo (Korean potstickers) and veggie spring rolls. Service was fast and friendly. The Hot Cup (bbq pork) was delicious and had a generous portion. The serving of mandoo were also excellent. The food all tasted and smelled great and were presented very nicely! We will be watching for Cupzilla again in the future.

These are the best empanadas. A lot of different flavors. These are more authentic than anything at…read morethat Mexican place in that strip mall. Probably that is. There's a few modern choices too. Empanadas here come in many flavors. It has some that are pretty natural and others that are off the wall. There's any taste to suit you. An empanada is about $2. The flavors can be the weirdest. It has a buffalo macaroni and cheese flavor, and a sloppy Joe flavor. The empanadas themselves are pretty crunchy and filled with lots of cheese and meat. It also has vegetarian flavors. These empanadas are good sizes. It used to have a food truck they served these from. It now only sells these online. They sell a dozen per each order.

I had the beef and the buffalo mac empanadas today. EXCELLENT!!! I realize that spiciness is…read morerelative but the buffalo mac is not too spicy. Maybe comparable to texas pete hot sauce. not enough to make you sweat but nice flavor. the truck itself was clean and the employees were friendly and welcoming.!! this wont be my last time visitng!!!

I am from Chicago so I KNOW Italian beef. Loops "claims"…read morethey make Chicago style Italian beef but it's not true. 1) the bread is all wrong. They use like sub sandwich bread. You're supposed to use Italian bread which is slightly crusty outside and a little chewy inside. They literally just use sandwich bread shaped into a sub and it just soaks up the juice and is mush. 2) the Italian beef should be slow roasted and shaved paper thin and fall apart. The one I had was thick and tough. Was like a roast beef sandwich with warm juice on it. 3) giardinara completely wrong as well Anyways like I said, I was HIGHLY disappointed at Loops. 100% NOT Chicago Italian beef. Sorry.

Of course we saw the show where Guy Fiere visited this restaurant and have been wanting to try it…read more We were not disappointed! Our first visit, we stuck to the coney dogs and a kraut dog and they have already won our hearts and bellies. There are already 3 other entrees I am wanting to try. They do sell Coca Cola bottled drinks which is a bummer because Coke only want people buying diet coke and coke zero. It would be nice if they could get Diet Dr. Pepper or Mellow Yellow Zero. And yes, the place was clean, well lit, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Either way, this is a gem in Columbus and we will definitely return.