There's a lot of food trucks in Austin. There are a few that I consider above the rest and Spicy…read moreBoys is one of those joints. Spicy Boys has four locations in the Austin area, with probably their most popular at Zilker Brewing. They are a spicy chicken establishment and their spicy chicken comes in different shapes and sizes from bone-in fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, and nuggets. I have only ever ordered their fried chicken sandwich and every time, I have been a fan. I always get their middle option in heat, the Hot Gai, which is sandwiched between the OG and the Tingly Gai. It hits every time. The mayonnaise, the pickles, the perfectly crisp chicken: you can't miss it. As a side, I ALWAYS without fail get their Tater Tots. They are consistently crispy while remaining soft on the inside. Sometimes I will get it seasoned with their Tingly Sichuan, but the heat is sometimes too much. I cannot recommend the tots enough. Spicy Boys is one of those places that is always there for you. They are consistently open and the people making the orders are putting a ton of dedication into making them smack every time. The sandwich alone comes at $9.50 with the tots at $3.50, which seems on par or slightly lower than a typical food truck if my memory serves me right. I recommend giving them a shot whether you are at Spokesman in Pflugerville, St. Elmo Brewing, or Zilker off 6th Street. It's in the upper echelon of food trucks. RIYL: peak chicken sammys

Spicy Boys is one of two food trucks at the Zilker brewery…read more The other truck is a burger truck. Everyone else tells me this is spicy zingy chicken. It just seemed like chicken chicken to me. No big deal. But then I had been drinking Zilker Brewery's own beer. Out of self protection - my body may have turned off its sense of taste To protect me from the worse than mediocre Zilker beer. If the price of protection from Zilker beer was not being able to taste a chicken sandwich, I was definitely ahead of the game.

FIVE STARS. Tristen knows what's up, the sauce is amazing . And the chicken is delicious, so is…read morethe Mac and cheese. Just letting people know that the internet in the area is not great, but again Tristen hooked us up

Ordered to go for lunch and tried a kids meal ($8)…read more Came with one tender and one side / bread and pickles and sauce too Overall delicious - the chicken was so good and a huge tender The coleslaw was pretty good - will probably try mac n chz or fries next time though Food was ready before online order said and everything was great! Plenty of parking in the back behind the restaurant and service was easy to order online and pick up inside

amazing!! we came for my partners birthday & the staff was amazing. they treated us amazing from…read morethe beginning till the end. 1000/10 recommend!! supper good food, people, and vibe was really good!!

Unfortunately my visit here lately wasn't great. Service was super inattentive, the waiter brought…read moreus our food and asked where our drinks were 15 min later. We then got our drinks after our food. The food was not as impressive as I remember. Maybe it's because we got salads. Mine was suppose to have kale in the mix. I was too hungry to ask why it didn't come with kale. There were way too many cranberries. Though my friend raved about her cobb salad, so I guess I just got the wrong salad. The fries came out cold and we had to track down our waiter to order dessert and get the check. The peanut butter pie was a little too dense for me and it lacked depth in flavor. When you come here I would stick with the OG sandwich, mac & cheese, and butter pie. Warming about parking, lot is small and hard to maneuver.

A sweet little food truck serving authentic Pakistani flavors…read more We tried the beef samosas, shami kabab roll, chicken tikka roll, and mango lassi. The beef samosas were absolutely excellent crispy, flavorful, and definitely the highlight of our meal. Between the rolls, I preferred the shami kabab roll over the chicken tikka roll, though both were enjoyable. The mango lassi was decent, but not particularly memorable. The sweet lady behind the counter was incredibly kind, and it's clear that the people running this place are hardworking and passionate about what they do. We were visiting from Houston and took the food back to our hotel room for a late-night snack. We're so glad we decided to stop by! Highly recommended if you're craving authentic Pakistani street food!

It's a joy to learn another culture through story & food; Mona's Samosas is a fantastic Pakistani…read morefood truck that shares its soul with each bite, drunken or otherwise. Mona's (a portmanteau of the parents names' first syllables) has a small menu of traditional offerings, from samosas, patties, parata rolls, and chutneys. The truck is helmed by Momma Mona but her twin sons run the operations and have crafted the recipes. I tried several items and it is absolutely ridiculous how delicious everything was. The samasos of potato (papa) were expertly crafted and reminded me of flautas de papa when they are done right. Crispy, flavorful, and "light" ... just perfect. The parata rolls, made from an egg based recipe, was expertly crafted; the shami kabab was filled with beef. Paired with the mint chutney, it was a great balance. The sauces were on point and varied in heat level, but nothing excessive. Sameer (sp?) explained that the sauces are a bit on the milder side to accomodate the taste palate but the spiciest version had some punch. Last but not least was the beef patty which was a stellar, absolutely phenomenal flaky pastry with their signature shredded spicy chicken. It rivaled some of the best bakery offerings I've had, the flakiness left me laughing out loud from the quality. Whenever I venture into another culture's cuisine, I can certainly tell if I like it or not, but not how rooted the dishes are. I appreciated Sameer's discussion of his families food; his mom has been in the industry for years and finally decided to venture out with her twin sons. I'm glad they did. The craziest realization was that there was likely so many drunk patrons who stumble out of Shangrila at 2:10AM likely have no idea they had some of the best Pakistani food you can find. *Shout out to Joe from Taano Beverages for the rec; he's neighbors with Mona's. Always lovely to see small business genuinely support other small businesses.

Rating: 4.3/5 [Delivery]…read more I found Delulu on UberEats (4.8 stars) and Google (5 stars) but didn't see it on Yelp. They were running a BOGO deal on Postmates so we decided to try it, and they did not disappoint! Generous portion sizes that could easily feed a family. The flavors were bold--sometimes a little overwhelming--so the whole meal felt like going from one extreme to another. Mango Crunch ($12.99): Lettuce, cabbage, kale, and mango salad tossed in green ranch, topped with LimeLu bites. This was yummy and could have been my favorite if it wasn't drenched in dressing. They added so much green ranch that I had to mix in rice to balance it out. Big Lu ($18.99): Comes with two chicken bites and two sides. The chicken was juicy, not super crispy after delivery, but still tasty. MadLu: Green curry, sour cream, and hot sauce. I expected Thai-inspired flavors since their sandwich version is called Mad Thai, but it leaned more Indian with the green curry. WaterLu: Hot maple, mustard, and smoked butter. I liked it better without the mustard since it was very strong and overpowering. Rice & Noods: Skip this side. The noodles were hard, and this side didn't add much. Fries: Nothing special, but good if you crisp them up in an air fryer. Corn Ribs ($5.90): Tossed with chili cream and spicy togarashi. The corn was soft, flavorful, and easily the best corn ribs we've had in Austin so far. Not sure which item the pickled cucumber, cabbage, and onion salad came with, but it was very sour.

First timing review a food truck! Might I say this a great start for food reviewing! This place was…read moreamazing. Bold flavors that will make you palette jump out of your mouth! Definitely going to be a regular customer after this experience. Chef AD really knows what he's doing when he is on the grill! Please go and give this truck a visit and be ready to be "wowed" by the customer service and the delight flavors of wings and soul food touches! Check out the link to their Instagram page https://instagram.com/only1_wingzonme?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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I love these wings. They are so flavorful and taste so delicious. I call them the lollipop wings…read morelol. It hits the spot with a coke. The wings are so filling. No matter what flavor you get, it's gonna be so yummy.

This food truck is located in the parking lot at Barton Springs Saloon. We usually order fries…read moreand/or the spicy tots (Ranch on Fire Tots). OMSpice!!! The tots are so good and pack a punch! The Ranch on Fire boneless weeks are like spice level 4-5 and they will light you up, in a good way! Hot and salty dry rub. If you like spice, they got you. They've got some spice levels near ten. I'm not that brave. Are you? The food from this truck pairs nicely with an ice cold Shiner from the Barton Springs Saloon. Folks working the truck making all the goodness for our bellies are super sweet and nice.

Potbelly is a sandwich shop above the national and some local chains where can complete head to…read morehead with Panera Bread. The sandwiches have always been very tasty and they have their own in-house character of being an early 19 century eatery. I ordered the Avo Turkey and was very good where the cucumber and avocado added a unique flavor and some crunch. I got the Skinny version and was the perfect size. The staff was very nice and helpful and the place was very clean.

We got the avo turkey and the mama's meatball. The sandwiches are good. Kids can get the skinny one…read morewhich is a smaller size. Service was pretty fast. Ambiance is good for quick bite.