We first heard about Esuki Esquites from a foodie on IG and thought it sounded like such a unique…read moreconcept, plus looked really delicious! It's the first build-your-own Esquites bowl we've ever seen, and the whole Mexican-Japanese fusion concept is such a creative (and delicious) twist. They have a small menu, which kinda makes it easier to decide, but the customization makes your options endless! You start by picking your base (Esquites, rice or 50/50), choose your protein, and then add your favorite toppings. We went with an Esquites bowl topped with jalapeños, jammy egg, and chicken al pastor -- everything was cooked perfectly (egg was jammy, chicken was juicy & flavorful). After trying the base with all esquites, we'll definitely be doing the half-rice/half-Esquites combo next time because we imagine the rice would soak up all the incredible juices and sauces. We also tried the Hirata Pork Belly bao (super meaty pork belly in the fluffiest bun -- very peanut-forward! We loved it, but would probably do a tad lighter on the sauce next time to keep the belly as the star of the show), the Chilangyosas aka gyozas (nutty, earthy, and kind of reminiscent of a chorizo paste -- one of our top bites), and the Strawberries & Cream dessert that completely surprised us in flavor. The strawberries are marinated in sugar and sake, with miso-cinnamon cream, mint, and ginger -- it's layered, refreshing, and unlike anything we've had before! It had way more depth of flavor then we anticipated! To top it off, the Fetch food park itself is super cute, with covered patio seating and a relaxed vibe. It's a husband and wife owned food truck. The wife greeted and served us that day and was incredibly friendly, and everything came out quickly and fresh! Overall its a tasty unique spot to check out for sure!

So far I've only tried one thing so will update later when I've tried more. Also, this truck has…read moreonly been opened for one week so far, so I still consider them in a soft opening phase of the business. I got the traditional esquites, and I added pork belly (+$6.80) and salsa macha (+$1.90). The esquites themselves are pretty good, but it's hard to mess that up. I love that I can get esquites out here in this part of greater Austin now. The pork belly was so incredible tender, I literally exclaimed YUM out loud after my first bite. Seriously impressive pork belly 5/5! The salsa macha was nutty and tasty but I didn't detect any heat. Definitely a good addition to the dish though. My hesitation, and this would be my feedback for the business: the pricing is totally out of whack. The almost-$2 for a spoon of salsa and almost-$7 for 4 small slices of pork belly meant that my bowl of mostly corn cost almost $20. The product is good, and it's a unique concept, but the price is too high. Hopefully they will adjust pricing into the future because I want them to stay around. Trying this first dish has now also made me excited to try there other dishes (e.g. the gyoza and the fresas con crema).

Very good Indian food truck. Food is always ready on time. The Lamb Korma is always fantastic!read more

I've mostly just had the appetizers/starters, and every single one I have loved! The Pani puri are…read morelight and delightful. I can't remember the names of the other things I got -- a smothered samosas thing, a thing that felt like the indian version of nachos (bhel puri?). Whatever I got, all of it was delicious. Super great mixture of flavors (yogurt, tamarind and green chutney, spices), as well as textures (crunchiest that contrast with the smooth sauces). Such a great way to get appetizers that you don't find in many Indian restaurants!

I just got the Ole Paddy and WOW it's one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had.read more

We ordered for the first time the other day and got the pad Thai with chicken and teriyaki chicken…read more We also ordered the fried pork egg rolls which were great. Everything was good, the portions are a little small but their prices are reasonable enough. We will try them again. I appreciate the communication via text letting us know our order was ready.

Best Thai food in the Lake Travis area. One of my favorite restaurants in spicewood. They're quick,…read morefood is delicious. Never had a bad meal from here!

Went into town to check out the Blue Bonnets in the neighborhood and got hungry afterwards and…read moredropped in for some BBQ. I would have to say that if anyone happens to be here and they are wanting some great brisket, ribs, etc., come here!! The brisket is super tender and moist, the ribs peeled right off the bone, the sides from the jalapeño that was wrapped in bacon and the greens and beans... definitely gonna visit here more often! The tables/benches and the entire feel to this place is great to eat in if your not on the go. And the staff, they're all awesome. Even Anna Kournikova would love this spot!!

Tasty Cheap BBQ near Austin. This was a good deal and the food tasted good! I would come here…read moreagain.

Was in the mood for pizza and saw the reviews for Leyla's and decided to give it a try. OMG it was…read moreso delicious! My husband is a pizza aficionado, and he raved about it. Our pizza was ready almost immediately after we ordered it, and the gentleman working behind the counter was very friendly. We loved the food truck environment, too. We will definitely eat at Leyla's whenever we are in town.

The prosciutto sandwich was DELICIOUS!…read more First it was about double the size that I expected. Second the bread is wonderful. It's not too thick, so it's a great ratio of bread to filling. And it's crisp but without cutting up the top of your mouth. Third, they have put a great amount filling and the sandwich is made with love and thought into the flavors. It came with gardineira style pickly things for the acidic and tang. Lots of argula. Cherry tomatoes for all sorts of pops of flavor. Mozzarella for creaminess, and a good glug of high quality balsamic. Really really impressed with the construction of this sandwich!!!! So well balanced and seasoned! Honestly, anyone doing a day trip out to hill country needs to stop at this fetch food park. Every truck here is a hit. Bring friends and get food from all the trucks.

We've found our new favorite taco spot, and let me tell you, it's a gem. The tacos were absolutely…read moredelicious! We tried the migas and potato egg and cheese - perfect for a breakfast taco fix. Unlike many places where tacos skimp on filling, these were generously stuffed--I only needed two instead of my usual three. Plus, they weren't greasy at all, which was a big win. Their homemade spicy and mild sauces were a highlight; both were incredibly tasty. If you like spice, definitely go for the spicy sauce! You'll also notice their love for dogs when you visit because there's a lot of dog decorations. This is a food truck, so limited seating. Service was great. Food was delicious!

I moved here from Southern CA a few years ago and can't say enough great things about TX... but we…read morearen't huge fans of "TEX MEX". I have tried dozens of places in Austin for tacos and just can't seem to find anything close to the tacos I enjoyed when I lived in San Diego. Living in San Diego, I spent a lot of time in Mexico and I would definitely say they make tacos a particular way. And it was easy to find places in Southern CA that served what I refer to as "authentic" Mexican tacos. When I came to TX, I had heard all about TEX MEX and the "tacos" and was really surprised at the difference between the tacos here and the ones from Mexico/SoCal. But, I'm resilient as a "foodie". I will keep trying until I find that one place and yesterday... I finally found what I would say are the MOST authentic Mexican tacos. I happened to find out about this place on a Facebook post and drove out. It's not a place I would have driven by and even if I did, I might not have stopped. But again, I am determined to find someone who can make tacos like I'm accustomed to eating. It's a little trailer located right on the road and they have a big "TACO" sign on the road so you shouldn't miss it. If not the sign, you will probably see a crowd of people enjoying tacos or waiting for their order. I started off ordering what I would consider the 'basics' - a Carne Asada taco and an al Pastor taco. For me, if these are good, the rest of the food is likely to also be good. For starters, they prepare it when you order it! This is a great sign. So many taco places I have been to, they have the meat all ready and just scoop it into a taco shell. Taco meat should be made to order and not premade so already, you know this is a quality taco shop. You can get corn or flour tortillas but I strongly recommend the corn for a taco. They serve them the traditional way with two tortillas and the tacos come with a generous serving of meat. And talk about hot and fresh! I've also found here in Austin, it's been difficult to find legitimate salsa. I had the green sauce and without question, the BEST salsa I have had since moving to Texas. They really should be selling their salsa! My first round of tacos was so amazing... I ordered more! I ordered more of the carne asada and al pastor to take home to the family and even ordered some bean & cheese burritos. Oddly enough, a bean & cheese burrito is such a staple of just about any Mexican restaurant in SoCal but try and get one here in Texas and it's almost impossible. It was refreshing to find a place that makes a bean & cheese burrito and make them authentically; in a large flour tortilla. If your only experience with Mexican food is "Tex Mex", do yourself a favor and make the trip out and experience some authentic tacos. If you have moved here from SoCal and are missing tacos from home... you'll want to make the drive out here for these tacos! And if you like spicy, you must try the green salsa. By the way, to save time, they do take phone orders so you can always just place your order on your way over and they will have them ready when you arrive. They are very nice people and the food is amazing!