This was the best Bao Bun I have ever tried. I have always seen this food truck and told my self…read moreevery time I needed to stop and try it. I finally got the chance to do so and it did not disappoint. The flavor of the chicken was phenomenal. Flavor was incredible and the chicken was so crispy which I love. I can't wait to find them again and try the other options they have.

(4.5 stars) I'd been curious about this food truck since I…read moreheard about them last year, and I'm glad that I got a chance to finally try them. Bao Yeah offers not only bao but bowls and fried chicken as well. Their ordering (via tablet) is convenient, and they turn around orders quickly. I went with a three-piece bao, which allowed me to sample the two fried chicken varieties (K*Bomb with gochujang and Garlic Gang with soy black garlic) as well as the bulgogi. All of the bao were amply stuffed with meat and pickled vegetables and slathered with tasty sauce. The thick buns held everything in place, so eating was not too sloppy an endeavor. Everything delivered the expected flavors - sweet heat from the K*Bomb, a tangier note from the bulgogi - and the fried chicken boasted a thick, crunchy batter. It was quite tasty though the chicken was definitely a bit dry. At least the bulgogi was nice and tender. All told, Bao Yeah is a promising newish addition to the Triad food truck scene. It may not be the best Korean street food you've ever had, but you're in for a flavorful meal without a long wait.

I happened upon this traveling food truck on a night when I wasn't intending to do take out, but…read morethe menu sounded so appealing that I decided to splurge. I went with the lobster roll, chasing a food memory from last summer in New England. The menu is short and to the point. Lobster, crab, and shrimp rolls, and a variety of stuffed avocados. The lobster roll was a little bit under $20, with 3oz of chilled lobster complimented by a generous portion of mayo and a buttery bun toasted to perfection. This sandwich beat my expectations by a long shot! A generous portion of super cold lobster meat, tender and succulent. I found the seasoning a bit off putting, as it distracted from the overall flavor of the lobster. Their website is a couple of weeks behind but check on Facebook for day of locations. Or you might just see their truck somewhere like I did and stop on by.

We heard Lobster Dogs was going to be at Silver Bluffs Brewery in Brunswick Georgia so of course I…read morehad to check it out. I am a New England gal so I could hear the lobster calling me. For $23 I got a lobster roll and Cape Cod chips. The price is high but I have to say my grilled roll was stuffed with lobster. No fillers of any sort. You do get a small container of melted butter. My husband added the butter to his and thought it added a lot however I was quite happy eating it as is. It was just plump full of lobster and the roll was also good. They also offer lobster in a stuffed avocado and a couple of different seafood rolls as well. We will definitely be keeping our eye out for this food truck in the future. From the number of people ordering, it appears that the secret is out on how good this food truck is.

5 Stars! 10 if I could. I didn't expect a food truck, to turn into one of the most memorable…read moreexperiences I had during my 1st visit to North Carolina, But that's exactly what happened at Taco Bros in Greensboro, NC. First off, this isn't just a random food truck. There is such an incredible story behind it. It's run by Gary and his best friend Alex, who have been friends since grade school back in Mexico City, Mexico!! You can feel that deep history in the way they run their business. There's a level of trust, energy, and authenticity that you don't usually see, and it trickles down to the entire team!!!Every employee I interacted with was genuinely happy, welcoming, and proud to be there (which says a lot) especially during these times. They've also set themselves up in some of the best spots around. I visited : 1) Summerfield Farms. 2) Oden Brewing Company. At both locations, you're not just grabbing food, you're getting a whole experience! Plenty of parking, plenty of seating, and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. Live music, dog friendly. The menu is simple, affordable, and done right. We got to try 4 different tacos, their queso dip, and their churros, and everything delicious! The meat was seasoned to perfection, super juicy, and full of flavor without being overcomplicated. But what really made this experience unforgettable? I got invited onto the truck to make my own churros!! let me tell you, that is not something you get to do every day. It was hands-on, fun, and honestly one of the most unique experiences I've had, collaborating with another business. By the end of it, it didn't even feel like a transaction anymore, we became friends! Taco Bros isn't just serving food, they're building up thier community. And that's something you don't come across often.

We saw this truck outside of Condon Yards Courtyard during an event. My daughter loves food trucks…read moreso we had to give it a try. Overall the truck seemed very clean and hygienic for a food truck. The staff was incredibly friendly and organized. The food came out quickly and was piping hot. The prices are a bit high which is common for food trucks. Guac and chips was $10 and the chicken quesadilla was $14. One thing that would have been a nice touch was Jarritos. The chicken quesadilla was good but could have used a bit more seasoning. It was good sized and stuffed full of chicken, onions, peppers, and cheese. Overall we enjoyed Taco Bros and would definitely try them again at another event.

I got to try this food truck because it was at wiseman brewery the other day & I'm so glad I did…read morebecause it was delicious! I love yuca and I've never had yuca with rosemary & garlic oil but it was as delicious as I could imagine. They were oily of course because of the garlic oil but the flavor was great. I also had the beef empanadas and they were really good too. They're the perfect size & the breading tastes really fresh. I also loved the seasoning in the empanada. The dipping sauce paired perfectly with both the yuca and empanadas. My friend got a sandwich and I didn't try it but she really enjoyed it too. The service was good - food came out pretty quickly even though it was crowded! This is definitely a food truck I'll be on the lookout for again!

This one is a must. JJ is an awesome dude. With family that hails from Cuba, and generational ties…read moreto American history, it's enough to know that his famous Cubano would be special. The Cubano was everything it should be. Made with golden bread pressed to perfection. Inside, the layers of roasted pork and ham were stacked. Made just right too. The melted Swiss cheese keeps it from falling apart. The pickles and mustard cut through the rich flavor by adding a slight tang. Every bite was comfort for the soul. I paired it with an NZ Pils from Joymongers and it was heaven. The beef empanadas were just as good. Inside, the seasoned beef was 100% flavorful. They weren't greasy and went well with the specialty sauce. Together, they made for a satisfying meal... it was enough to make me keep a lookout for their next Greensboro stop. Cheers!

(4.5 stars) The new…read moreGreensboro outpost of a Ramseur bakery, Rocca's boasts an impressive selection of Italian and French pastries, friendly staff, and prices that aren't as high as you would expect. I stopped by after they had been open for about two weeks and was impressed by the sheer number of offerings: breads, cookies, cupcakes, pastries, cheesecakes, quiches, coffee, tea, and more. The employee on duty was patient and helpfully explained a few baked goods I hadn't encountered before (Kouign-amann will have to happen during a future visit). I ultimately settled on a peanut butter-banana coffee cake and a chocolate croissant. The croissant was buttery but dense rather than light and flaky. That density extended to the coffee cake as well, where it was more welcome. The peanut butter-banana combo made for a winning pair, and the topping was tasty as well. Given the pricing, service, availability (open every day except Sunday), and more, Rocca's is a must for anyone in Greensboro with a sweet tooth.

Great little bakery tucked way back off Battleground -- near Wal-Mart (at the bend of an L-shaped…read morestrip center). It is clean, bright and features a fragrant array of fresh pastries -- including fruit tarts, buttery croissants and small quiche (cheese and spinach, two different kinds of sausage, etc.). Fresh bread is baked only two days a week, so give them a call to confirm. The gentleman who waited on me proved knowledgeable and skilled, as well as helpful and kind. In addition to tarts, croissants and quiche, I added bread to the purchase. However, it happened to be a day they were not baking; so, instead, I was offered one from the freezer. I was given tips on how to defrost, freshen and warm the frozen loaf. It turned out to be delicious. Such a great stop!

We recently visited Dream Kreams as part of our food review series, The Golding Standard…read more Dream Kreams is a Black-owned ice cream bar located near the Kaleideum children's museum, making it a great stop if you're already spending time downtown with family. What stood out immediately was the variety of handmade flavors. During our visit, we sampled flavors like Peanut Butter & Jelly, Key Lime, Double Chocolate, Wedding Cake, and Biscoff. Every flavor felt intentional and unique rather than something you can find everywhere. The staff was friendly, patient, and happy to answer questions while helping customers work through all the options. The atmosphere was welcoming, family-friendly, and perfect for a hot North Carolina day. Dream Kreams is definitely worth checking out if you're looking for handcrafted ice cream and creative flavors.

Was downtown and had a sudden sweet tooth so I decided to stop by this favorite spot in the heart…read moreof the city. I went with a non dairy Vanilla Butter shake, unfortunately for my diabetes I caught a glimpse of a brownie out of the corner of my eye!!! Being a man of danger I took the risk of a diabetic coma and ordered one......a corner piece, since they gave me an option. It turned out to be an espresso brownie(Not the type you get in Hemp stores). It paired well with my velvety shake. Service was good, place has a cool relaxing vibe. There is seating inside and outside. Their are two entrances. The place is hidden in the back of an office building and faces the back and side of the Kaledieum. They offer ice cream cones, sundaes and other goodies. Stop by you definitely won't be disappointed!

I was excited to try Miss Johnnie Mae's Kitchen! This was my first time to the Stock & Grain food…read morehall where they are located. Is such a clean, aesthetically pleasing food hall with plenty of seating. They were pretty busy on this Sunday afternoon. Their customer service is awesome. Thank you to the person that was taking my order, you have the patience of a saint, thank you for letting me stumble through what I wanted to order. I ordered the four whole wings entree with Mac and cheese and candied yams sides and the Baked Turkey wing with rice entree with Mac and cheese and collard greens. Each entree came with sweet potato cornbread. The boxes were ample. My only regret with the turkey wing is that there were not two of them. That turkey wing was juicy and flavorful! The collard greens had a little too much sugar for my liking but the mac and cheese had a good cheese ratio but needed a bit more seasoning. And I like the fact that they bottled red koolaid for one of their drinks, yes I had it, yes it was good. Not too sweet but just the perfect amount of sugar to balance the flavor. I am going to return for another one of those turkey wings entrees! I've already spread word of mouth around Greensboro about this restaurant!

Food was good when I tried them while they were at the food court. I had Oxtails. Not sure where…read morethey are located now.