This truck has not only delicious food, but wonderful customer service! They travel many places…read moremostly between 209-916 areas and I'd recommend anyone following their Instagram to get their schedule so you can find where they'll be next and try them out! The meat sticks are flavorful and lots of meat on them (not all fat) and the lumpia are small but delicious- we also love how they make specials such as lumpia Musubis... too ono!! I will continue to follow them so I can get their delicious homemade foods!

I have been their loyal customer and now a friend. Their food is really good. They can do catering…read moreas well and they also have street foods. Friendly staff and owners(Majo and Marvin). I recommend them to everyone.

Large food truck plaza, definitely not enough parking for the amount of trucks and people here…read more However, my few times stopping by, I've never had to wait more than 5 mins for a parking. So I'm grateful, can't complain. My baby loves her spaghetti and churro every time we come. It's her go too spots! Unless she wants something salty instead of sweet, then we'll swap the churro for a pretzel. Staff is always friendly at all the trucks I've stopped at. This place can get very packed, but many tables to sit and we've always had the have to sit when needed.

Food spot reviews here @ lathrop…read more Twisties pretzels - Great pretzel, great service (Cheap Cheese sauce, litterally gross makes the pretzel worse) 4/5 Torta chilangas - Great portions, authentic flavor. Only had a complaint once and it was fixed 4.5/5 Smash girl burgers- RUDE, bad service Monday May 11th around 1pm . Girl was rude, ignoring requests for sauce and napkins. 1.5/5 Suggestions- Dont let that skinny girl work on the peak of her period anymore, shes revolting. Treated me like if i was staring at her and not asking for stuff . Wouldnt let me browze the confusing little menu . Whoever was there before was better. Modesto used to just have better food at their trucks ; Smash girl burgers made sure modesto trucks have better service too . they need to hire with standards

This is a cute little bakery, right off of the freeway next to In-N-Out. We usually come here…read morebecause they have fresh señorita bread. If you have never had señorita bread it is butter and sugar. Bake to perfection. There was no one there when we arrived and we ordered 20 pieces of señorita bread. The service was quick and fast and friendly. We also had their meat pies. We ordered a chicken and pork meat pie. The chicken was a little dry, but the pork tasted great. Our experience here is always great as usual. There's still older Filipino ladies in the back, usually grabbing our orders, and they are super knowledgeable as well.

Mold warning. Beware of refrigerated items sold at this location. I purchased a buko pie ($12) and…read moreit had mold growing across the entire pie. I didn't notice until I got home because the lid was clouded from condensation. Because I live far away, I called about it and offered to send a video. Instead of offering a refund, they said they'd allow me to come back for a new pie. I called months later to pick up the replacement pie since I was going to be in the area. They said they were out of buko pies and I could choose another--they apparently only had pies available at a lesser value and would comp with senorita bread. I also received a phone lecture from Joy (through Carmela) that this wouldn't be allowed next time... I'd prefer not being sold a moldy pie next time. Thanks! Upon pick up, they only offered the cassava pie ($7), even though buko pies were in the display. No senorita bread given as promised. Condescending service. They'll sell you food that can make you sick and make you out to be in the wrong. In retrospect, I shouldn't have bothered over $12. Ling Nam, please double check your fridge temperatures and throw out pies once they're old. Or sell them frozen.

AWARENESS: Following the Moral, Welfare and Recreation…read more(MWR), San Joaquin's page on Facebook, I learned for the next few weeks, some local food trucks would be on the base during lunch hours offering up some specialty food items for sale. Row's Roll, which I've had bookmarked for some time was on the list so, I decided to check it out. NARRATIVE: On January 23, 2026, I headed to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) in San Joaquin to check out Row's Roll food truck for lunch. Arriving, I located Row's Roll truck parked amongst four other trucks in at the North end of base. After looking at the menu and not being to decide on just one item, I ordered; Chicken Adobo, Pancit and Lumpia to take home. With the order placed, I waited about ten minutes when I got the "your foods ready" from Row. Once at home, I took a few pictures of the food items before I dug in and here's what I have to say about the various items. Pancit - Nice and hot glass noodles sprinkled with diced green onions, Carrots and cabbage. Very good. Chicken Adobo - Three good size pieces of lightly breaded chicken and an over easy egg sitting on top of some very tasty and seasoned rice with two pieces of Lumpia as ad added bonus and nice addition. Again, very good. Lumpia - I believe seven pieces of pork filled Lumpia which was served al a carte with a sweet sauce. The Lumpia was crispy, hot and had that perfect crunch. Very good again. SCENE: Normally, Row's Roll is located at the Lathrop Food Truck Plaza. But for thee next few weeks, she and her truck will be doing lunch (0800-1400) at the DLA San Joaquin - Tracy, which is a Department of War installation requiring credited credentials for access. RECOMMENDATION(S): If you have access to visit Row's Roll at DLA for the next few weeks, take advantage. If not, she and her truck will be back in Lathrop soon. You can follow Row's Roll on Instagram or text to find their location.

The best Filipino food truck food I've ever had! The lumpia is by far the best I've ever eaten and…read morethe Life is Beautiful is delicious!! I can't get enough!!

If you're craving authentic Filipino flavors that actually taste like home, Sisig and Boba is the…read moreabsolute go-to. As a Kapampangan-style spot, the flavors here are bold, traditional, and consistent. Honestly, walking out with just one item is a physical impossibility--the aroma alone will make you order half the menu! My husband and I usually swing by for a "lutong bahay" fix on days we aren't cooking. The place is clean and the staff is incredibly welcoming, treating you like family the second you step through the door. We usually grab to-go orders of their Sisig, Bistek, Beef Kaldereta, and Tortang Talong Whether you need a quick combo plate or a massive party tray for the family feast, this place delivers.

I have been at Sisig boba a couple of times it's convenient for me because it's closed by my place,…read moreTheir food are not so bad at all, but whenever I go there they are always run out of food that I like, and it just a middle of the day they either have a lot order for pick up but not cooking enough for walk-ins. Their workers are nice and friendly, a little bit pricey, the ambiance I don't care too much I wouldn't eat in.. it's also called Sisig Boba but they got rid of Boba I think the last time I came. I stop going there.

They are great I needed lumpia for a last min event. The staff was are very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. They were able to get me a full tray in just a couple hours. The quality was good although they could have been fried a bit longer to give them a good crisp but tasted great. I just popped them in the air fryer for a couple min and they were perfect!

Came back for some more Lumpia's. A neighbor showed us this place and yea they are good. I have not…read moretried any other food they make here but I can definitely vouch for the lumpia's this was our 2nd time stopping in we usually grab a few dozens and their gone within minutes

Island Gourmet was a regular spot for Filipino cuisine when I used to live in the area and I still…read morestop by whenever I get a chance driving back from the Bay. It is located in a small plaza so there's ample parking. Although it is not a big place, it is clean and organized with plenty of tables and the food is BIG in authentic Filipino flavor. This spot offers buffet style serving a variety of Filipino food. You can order à la carte as well as their 1 item or 2 item plate specials. This visit I ordered a 2 item special with the 2 pcs veggie lumpia, monggo bean stew and half rice/half pancit. So delicious just like how my mom and dad used to cook Filipino food. For dessert, gotta get halo halo Lol Sooo good! They also sell some Filipino ice cream. There is a small butcher shop inside offering a few select fresh cut meat, along with fresh longoniza (Filipino sweet sausage). And a few doors down, they also have a small supermarket. Check 'em out, one of the best Filipino spots in the 209! Service is always very good and the staff are very friendly and nice.

Typical slow service that is prevalent in many Filipino restos, but I live locally, and so I either…read morecome early or in-between the main serving periods (lunch, dinner). Standouts! Dessert!!! From pastries to fried mochi balls on a stick, to melon drinks! Always delicious. NOT the best halo-halo around town, but not the worst either. Lechon Kawali is cooked up like mexican chicharrones (the full belly, not just skin) and is outstanding! I typically order 2 full slices and cut it up myself at home, or gorge on it in the car on the way back. I like the dinuguan and the pinakbet! Chat it up with the in-house butcher for some fresh fish and meats!

Stopped by for the first time after walking the Saturday farmers market and was greeted with…read morefriendly faces! They let me know about all the food specials and grocery deals. We ordered Filipino breakfast: Longsilog and Tocilog! The garlic rice was really good and reminded me of my mom's cooking. The inside is small but enough room to move around!

Finally was able to try this place out and I was interested in their Filipino breakfast…read more We were immediately greeted and welcomed in which was nice :) The girl recommended the pork sisig w/rice and said it was spicy. We also got a 6pc order of lumpia, half chicken, half pork so that was nice you can pick. The lumpia was freshly fried, you could feel it through the bag, and still hot when we got home. I think I preferred the pork over the chicken filling. The pork sisig was a bit tough and on the charred side and overall a bit hard to eat. It didn't taste fresh. the garlic rice was good though, soft, and fragrant and the portion was generous. the fried egg was cooked well too. Just was hoping for a better pork sisig, and it had white stuff in it. at first we thought it was like melted mozzarella cheese that was cooked w/the pork, but it wasn't cheese....not sure what it was. They make the food to order and it took a while to come out. In the meantime we walked around the store a couple times but then I went to take a seat outside at the table. I would be interested in coming back to try one of their other breakfast items.