So we have this food truck lot up in North Oshawa (Food Truck Coral) which has some good options…read more(fresh sourdough pizza, hot dogs, fries, Indian, jerk chicken etc...but Bourbon Street Chicken truck stands out. We had the Nashville hot chicken and the chicken and waffles. Both were amazing and great value. The food was flavourful and the crinkle cut fries were very good. I am usually very particular when it comes to fries but (I like my fries hand cut) but these were very good. Also the coleslaw/salad was very nice...and enhanced the whole meal. The chicken was moist and spicy..but I wish it had more kick. What stood out for me was the fried food tasted like the oil was new..you know sometimes you get fried foods and you can taste the old-overused oil but this didn't taste like that. If you are in Whitby/Oshawa area..check out the food truck coral and make sure you check out Bourbon Street Chicken truck.

Well that was one of the best things I have had in a while! Normally I avoid fried food but…read morehonestly everything was closed by the time we came by so had no choice. I am so glad. This chicken was crispy without being greasy and we had the sandwich which was amazingly flavorful with the coleslaw and sauce. Loved the fries which again I would not ordinarily order. Was not even finished when my mind immediately went to when can we come back again. Oh and ask to see pics of the adorable Dobermans he has!!

Ordered birria tacos ($20 for 3), a carne asada burrito ($18 + $2), and carnitas (3 for $16) on…read moreUber Eats. When I've gotten birria tacos from other restaurants (Comal y Canela, Atomic 10, and Fonda Balam), the taco is dipped in the consome and then fried, making it crispy in texture and full of flavour. The meat in the birria tacos was good at Rebozos, but the tortilla was plain (only toasted or pan-fried). The consome was good, and so was the salsa verde. The carne asada burrito and carnitas were ok, the ingredients were fresh, and it felt homey.

Love the Birria tacos here. Everything was tasty and well seasoned. I believe they've adjusted…read morethe pricing and thing seem reasonable.

Well I don't like to give bad reviews for any place I go to eat but this hotdog/Taco Truck was the…read morefirst time my mom and I had ever tried their food and will definitely be the last time, as I treated my mom and myself to their spicy sausages and it was absolutely disgusting. The sausages were not cooked through all the way and tasted terrible not to mention I got sick from it afterwards. Paid 16.00 and gave a 4.00 tip for 2 sausages and it was absolutely terrible and not fully cooked. We had to throw them out after taking 3 bites. Definitely staying clear of this place going forward. To those that do go to eat there please don't leave before making sure it's fully cooked through so you don't run into the same issue as we did

Excellent tacos and the taquitos are delicious. Once in a while I have a craving for this place…read more The service is very friendly. Do yourself a favour and order the taquitos.

The 6 just got a new spot and it's right in the heart of TORONTO where it should be #6SPICERACK…read more We enjoyed their Bombay Hot Fried Chicken Meal, Surf & Turf, South Side Tacos etc . Absolutely amazing. Chicken perfectly cooked, perfectly crispy and moist, no overpowered spices. Portion size was good in comparison to the price, could be shared between 2-3 people! Definitely recommend :)

Happened to stumble across Street Eats Market at Hillcrest Mall a few weeks ago, and immediately…read morewent to try some of the vendors. With small businesses having been hit hard by Covid, I love any excuse to support local. Plus, it's an outdoor space and I was able to order ahead online for many of the vendors. 6 Spice Rack tops the list for one of the best mac and cheeses I've ever had. It's seriously so delicious - and I'm saying this even after only being able to eat it after I got home. I'm sure it would have been even better if I ate it right away. It's called surf and turf mac and cheese, but there's really only lobster in it (no turf). That's no reason not to try it though. They give a generous amount of lobster in it and the perfect amount of cheese to keep you wanting another bite. Whatever seasoning they put on it is so tasty. Overall, I would definitely come back to 6 Spice Rack for their mac and cheese, but also to try their other dishes like something to tac-about or fried chicken beignets! Especially excited because starting Apr 17, they'll be at Street Eats Market by Scarborough Town Centre, which is closer to me. Be sure to check out their instagram as well as Street Eats Market's instagram and website, as they post updates on menus, dates, locations and whether or not they offer online ordering (currently it's take out only)!

Crane Express is a food truck serving Filipino Food and Drinks…read more The savory food tends to be centered around chicken, like grilled chicken, popcorn chicken, chicken wings. They cost $11.95 or $12.95 or $14.95. We bought the "Ube waffles & Adobo wings" for $14.95. Their most popular drinks are based on the Filipino dessert called Halo Halo but in a drink format. There are 3 flavour options: ube, coconut or mango. Each one is $11.95 but if you buy the "split" option, you get a large with half one flavour and half a second flavour, for $14.95. I love Halo Halo and I find their version is authentic. Normally the food truck would be at different neighborhoods but during the pandemic, they are parked at the Paper Crane parking lot. The owners have three companies: Crane Express, Paper Crane (eg stationary), and Paper Crane Clothing. This location accepts credit card. There are 3 parking spots. You would wait in your car and they bring you food and drinks to you. There is a second location of this food truck in Scarborough. They do not accept credit cards at the other location.

I only had their halo-halo and got it through uber eats so I didnt get the whole experience. What I…read morecan tell you is the halo-halo was one of the fancier ones I have tried. And this was during a time when I was ordering halo-halo almost twice a week coz cravings. Good amount of ingredients in there. One day I hope to actually visit the food truck.

TLDR: Filling burrito bowls that come with guac for free and has a lot of options for protein :D…read more I did order off of UberEats so my pricing won't be accurate to in-store pricing as an FYI. Still worth it imo. -[BURRITO BOWL] $13.98 I also wanted Sweet Chili Breaded Chicken (+$2) which was absolutely delicious and worth the upcharge. Topped it off with rice, noodles (!!!!), black beans, refried beans, lettuce, cheese, pico de gallo, green onion, coleslaw, guacamole (for free!!), homemade salsa, crunchies, sour cream, burrito sauce, and medium hot sauce. The bowl was PACKED and although the hot sauce made my nose sweat, the level of spice was more than tolerable. Would be interested to try their loaded waffle fries and deep fried desserts next time too

I loved this place so much the first time, I went back to try something else…read more Food I found the fish tacos with waffle fries perfect in terms of taste, price and quantity. The next time I ordered burrito bowls to go. The chicken bowl was my favourite. So delicious! I was impressed that I was allowed to order a bowl with half beef and half sweet potatoes. Not every restaurant is that flexible. There were tons of toppings and sauces to choose from. I picked lots of toppings with great flavours. In the future, I won't ask for tortilla chips on my burrito bowl because they were soggy by the time I got home. Interior On the wall, there's a large, helpful drawing of the different types of Mexican foods with explanations of burritos, bowls, tacos, guacamole, salsa and quesadillas. There were four in my party. We were lucky to get seating at lunchtime on a weekend since there are only enough chairs for 8 people. Everything was clean including the tables. Service The staff and manager were nice and welcoming. They were ready to answer all our questions and give advice on the popular sauces. They pointed out that we could get a combo for about $4 extra which includes a drink and a side order of waffle fries. This is a good deal because a can of pop is $2.50 and the fries are about $3.50. I highly recommend this place.

This is a food truck in the parking lot of Hillcrest Mall…read more Had the choripan - basically a Brazillian hotdog. It was dry - both bun and sausage. The sauces, while pretty tasty, didn't help with the dryness. The sausage didn't have much taste either. Despite the sausage being "jumbo", it was too small for the bun. It was served with both onion rings & fries. The onion rings were good and the fries ok.

Nice and fancy atmosphere. It was a wedding party. 50 people or less…read moreWe had unlimited steaks and more from the menu, and it was a great and amazing dining experience... waitresses were not as fast as they should be, but it wasn't as bad. Except for they gave us false hope on every order we ask, even little things like salt or butter, it took forever until she totally forgot about us and our orders. It just added up even our coffee, tea, and wine.. we did not get any! That's somewhat frustrating. She could be busy, but she just totally ignored our order, and even though she kept coming back to us , we didn't bother reminding her for the 3rd time already. Waitress should have full attention and good memories of what the customers asks I believe!

Tried this truck out at a food truck festival over at Mel Lastman Square on Canada Day weekend…read more They definitely had some interesting items on the menu but most of the interesting ones were sold out like the irie burger (jerk chicken, coleslaw and plantains sandwiched b/w two jamaican patties. I was deciding between oxtail and jerk chicken and settled on jerk chicken cuz oxtail is kinda messy to eat when you're just standing and walking at a festival (you really gotta use your hands to suck on the bones). As far as my order goes, the chicken was juicy, flavourful and SO tender. The rice was also very flavourful and not dry as well. The coleslaw that was pictured on the menu and supposed to come with my box did not come in my box. They literally put raw lettuce in and called it a day (see photo). No apology or notice to me that they had run out or anything. Literally just put raw lettuce in my box with no dressing. I would have been able to let the undressed veggies go if they had given me a decent amount of protein but the amount of chicken was unfortunately quite stingy as well and ESPECIALLY at $16 for a box? I felt slightly robbed if I'm being honest. I'm looking at some of these other reviews and it seems like the play is to order from the brick and mortar restaurant cuz they are giving WAYYYY larger portions (you get an actual takeout box and way more meat). Maybe I'll try visiting a brick and mortar location next time.

Jerk brothers is a Toronto based food truck. Their staff was friendly and they had about 10 items…read moreon the menu to choose from the day I went. I ordered the jerk Chicken. My meal can with three pieces of meat, a coconut rice and coleslaw and was served HOT. I found the plastic cutlery provided wasn't great as the heat from the meal made the plastic quite bendy. I'd recommend proper cutlery while eating if you have a travel cutlery kit. The food itself was very good. Flavours were exceptional and the meal itself was surprisingly filling. I only got through two thirds before being quite full. Price was around $18 but I think it was fair for what you recieve. I would likely go back to this truck if I were in the mood for some jerk.