I have never made a yelp review but i felt the need to make this one, this Indian food truck has…read morethe best food i've ever had in my life. The service was great and quick and the workers are all so kind and informative about their food! This dish was simple yet amazingly flavorful and very palate changing, every bite was truly cherished. I will be back to try more dishes and thought others should go and support them as well since they're there every day!!

So many different choices of desserts, foods, cuisines all of it. We've tried momo and curry, Los…read morejefes, seabird and the coffee truck. All of them were fantastic, the momo and curry was probably one of my favorites. Sea bird definitely takes a minute to get your food out. Most of these places you can order ahead and pick up. They do have a nice seating area that is covered with awning.

Don't let the outside fool you! Very friendly service and delicious street tacos! Love their green…read moresauce! We will definitely return.

Delicious home cooked Mexican food/ street tacos. Everything prepared fresh and hot, very sweet…read morefamily owned taco spot. Enchiladas and tacos are delicious, the red sauce is HOT but so good!

Here's a polished review based on your Facebook post:…read more Smoak Town BBQ is everything that makes Texas barbecue special. From the moment I arrived, I could tell this place was something different. Even on a 100-degree day, the covered seating area with cooling fans was full of locals who couldn't stop talking about the great barbecue here. Smoak Town isn't just serving incredible food; it's built on family, hard work, faith, and a genuine love for barbecue. One of the highlights of my visit was spending time talking with Rob, the pitmaster's father, and hearing the story of how Cameron turned a passion for backyard barbecue into an award-winning business after success on the competition circuit...and encouragement from dad. The food was outstanding across the board. The brisket was perfectly smoked and so tender it fell apart with a fork. The beer-basted turkey was unbelievably moist, the pork belly burnt ends were meaty and flavorful, and the jalapeño-cheese sausage had just the right amount of kick. The brisket baked beans were some of the best I've had anywhere. What really set Smoak Town apart, though, was the hospitality. After I got home, I received a personalized text thanking me for stopping by and letting me know I was welcome back anytime--as family. That simple gesture perfectly captured what Texas barbecue is all about. If you're looking for authentic Texas barbecue that's served with heart, Smoak Town BBQ absolutely deserves a spot on your must-visit list. Great food, great people, and true Texas hospitality. I'll definitely be back.

The Texas barbecue hunt will take you anywhere. A food truck park in Fate, Texas was my next stop…read moreto try Smoak Town. I had a chance last October while I was in Rockwall for a wedding to try it, but because the wedding was a top priority (whatever!!!), it didn't happen. Yesterday was my chance. Inside this food park was a vast sea of options, but my eyes were set on the back left where Smoak Town laid. They have a huge tent with plenty of tables to sit at under the shade and the space is wrapped in their wood, giving the joint an oak log fence around the food truck. By the time I got there a little past 1:30, they were out of sausage and mac and cheese. Sad! Other than that, my order was simple: brisket, pork ribs, pork belly burnt ends, and a side of their brew brisket beans. The brisket was a thick slice that was moist and flavorful. I love those chunky slabs of brisket. There is just something about a thicker cut that knocks skinnier cuts out of the park. The pork ribs were juicy and tender. I rarely get pork belly burnt ends over a sausage, but they are always a treat like they were here. Just a little taste of heaven. The beans were savory, hearty, and well seasoned. I was pretty impressed by them as well. The team working was super conversational and friendly. The guy in front of me was having his first taste of Texas barbecue, and they were being super helpful making sure he got a true, flavorful experience. This spot feels hidden but is worth the trip. There were quite a few people hanging around enjoying the excellent barbecue. Worth the pit stop and worth the drive if you live anywhere in the DFW metro. It was simply fate (GET IT???) to try Smoak Town. RIYL: The quieter barbecue spots that pack the same punch

The Barbacoa was so flavorful and the fresas con crema was delicious! The service was friendly and…read moreeverything was cooked fresh so there was a wait, but it wasn't too bad. It's off of 66 so it's easy to spot and there's a good amount of seating. There is also a hand washing station, but no bathroom.

Amazing service, just what Fate needed…read more Must try and a great addition to our food truck park

Just moved to the area and was in search of an authentic Mexican restaurant, and this was it!…read more Menudo was perfect on a Saturday morning, sauces was the right level of spicy and service was fast. What they lack in decor they make up in food!!

Saw this place driving down 276 a few weeks back and decided to give it a try. It is in a little…read morestrip center next to a doughnut shop. I had the big burrito with fajita meat. Yes it t was big, about the same size as chipotle, maybe a little bigger. It had lettuce,tomato, rice, refried beans, sour cream, fajita meat. Then the tortilla is crisped up on the flattop. Over all taste was good. The green hot sauce was good. The place seemed dirty to me. The wall next to me was covered in grime. Salt shaker on the table was not very clean looking either. Walk up order window was hard to really tell what to order. Signed are all posted every where with no real details on what items are. Distracting for sure. I won't be back until this place is cleaned up!

My friends hired The Grill food truck for their baby shower and it did not disappoint! The…read morecheeseburgers and waffle fries were fresh and delicious, and the staff was incredibly kind.

From the owner: At The Dennis' Grill AKA "The Grill" we put our unique spin on some of the most classic street eats…read more(burgers, tacos, sandwiches). Classic dishes with a Texas size flavor. Need a mobile caterer for your next event? We've got you covered.

Food is seasoned very well & always fresh! She brought the…read morefood to the car & was very nice & patient!

THE Salmon Burger is unmistakably one of the best things I've ever had. If any doubt creeps into…read moreyour reading eyes let me tell you this, I do not like Salmon in general and this is what I order every time, it is that excellent. Ingredients fresh to the taste as they are made to order. Large size burger with great fries to accompany it. Delicious and unique teas and lemonades to wash it all down with. It's Grub 30 is a must try and a 100 out of 10. Go support this great business that is ready to support your stomach with great food.

Located outside the AT&T stadium, Mama Lama was the only food truck open at the end of the night…read moreand completed the saved the day! Ordered the Turkey pesto and it was a 10/10! The amazing host at Mama Lama provided us with a strawberry and chocolate waffle while she made our paninis. Such a great introduction to the food truck and I will continue to follow their journey in the metroplex!

Inviting is Mama Lama's pink and blue striped truck at Klyde Warren Park on weekends. Friendly and…read moreefficient service with each visit. Delicious are their freshly-made-to-order waffle pop and paninis; my favorites are their "Strawberries & Cream" and "Cuban", respectively. Yum! CHEERS!

Love the bowls, the glass noodles and cabbage with the sauce delight. Unfortunately they are too…read morefar from me.

Amazing Food! I need the next location. The service is good. It was made to order. It was located…read moreat The Avenue Church.

Probably thee best filipino food in Dfw, they offer great selection of filipino food. We love…read morecoming here when we crave a taste of home. We also bring friends here to enjoy a meal with us to introduce them into filipino cuisine. They all love it! My go to is Kare kare, specifically oxtail ( when they have it). We have slowly worked our way through the menu. Sisig is also amazing here. Everything is family style. Would love to see them add dinuguan to the menu! For dessert you can never go wrong with halo halo & turn. The people here are nice. Overall a delicious meal every time we come eat! Salamat!

Food: As one of the few Filipino restaurants in DFW (especially one that's highly rated), this was…read morea must-try. From the get-go, I appreciated the easy-to-digest menu (pun intended), which made ordering a cinch. My partner and I settled on the Lechon Kawali Kare Kare and Beef Pares. The Lechon Kawali Kare Kare was served with the lechon kawali on the side, separate from the sauce and veggies, which allowed it to retain its crispiness--a small but great attention detail. The dish is solid from a taste perspective, especially when paired with their bangoong. You can also eat the lechon kawali on its own, and there's a separate (tasty) sauce/dip for that. The Beef Pares was also great from a flavor perspective, but would have appreciated the meat to be more tender. Overall, the portions were pretty sizable, and each dish came with its own rice (the Beef Pares came with garlic fried rice). Service: Great! Waited on by a young man, who was attentive and professional. Also, came in on a Saturday afternoon to virtually no wait. Ambiance: Casual. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.