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Lelo”s Cuban Cafe

4.3 (7 reviews)

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3 years ago

Not only are the empanadas excellent, they are ready fast, unlike food at most trucks.

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Bao Yeah - Garlic Gang Gang

Bao Yeah

5.0(11 reviews)
4.4 km
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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.

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Dream Kreams Artisanal Creamery - Ice cream for breakfast

Dream Kreams Artisanal Creamery

4.5(38 reviews)
0.3 km•Downtown

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!

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El Sabor Tabasqueno - Some amazing chicken tacos

El Sabor Tabasqueno

4.7(15 reviews)
2.5 km

You probably should just wear a full body straight jacket because if you don't your body will be…read moretwitching everywhere from all these flavors smacking! I have eaten here twice now and it always lives up to the hype and baby they give you enough food for three meals and in this economy that matters and the fact it's delicious. Service depends on how busy they are. They make everything fresh as soon as you order so the least amount of time you will wait is 10 mins but trust just practice a new TikTok dance in the parking lot and before you know it your food is ready!

My wife has followed El Sabor on social media for a bit and she kept telling me we needed to check…read morethem out. She was impressed with their posts and they made it easy to navigate their weekly schedule. We arrived shortly after 4pm on a Saturday afternoon at 801 Silas Creek Parkway in Winston. There were several cars there but no line. We approached the food truck and started looking over the menu. Everything they do features birria style meat. Neither of us have much experience ordering birria style dishes but the young man at the window was helpful in his recommendations on what to order for now and what dishes would save best for leftovers. We went with his recommendation to share the quesadilla now and order the tacos for later. The prices range from $12-15 per item but they also have a birria pizza for $35 which looks large enough to feed several people. We paid with a credit card and we're provided a small device that alerts customers when their orders are ready. This was the first time we have ever received something like this and though it was brilliant because so many times you order at a food truck you are stuck standing close by so you can hear your name when the order is ready. Our food was prepared in a timely manner and we decided to drive up the road before eating. When we opened up our containers everything looked incredible. We immediately dug in and the quesadilla was full of delicious ingredients and flavor. I took a few pictures of my tacos but saved them for later. I'm happy to report that they were delicious heated up. We will absolutely be back soon to try even more!

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La Oaxaqueña Taqueria - Birria Tacos with Consume

La Oaxaqueña Taqueria

4.2(5 reviews)
2.6 km

Great food, came with lots of consume, lots of cilantro, onions, radish. Consume had good spice and…read moreflavor, tortillas had crunch. Good service.

Food Truck on the corner of Waughtown and Vargrave. This relatively new taco trailer has been in…read morethe same spot for many months. It's bright red, has good signage, a 99 on their health inspection, and a nice owner. He has worked for Cin Cin Burger Bar and 4th Street Filling Station, and is now giving it a go with his own food truck called La Oaxaqueña. The pronunciation is Lah Wa-hah-ken-yah... as I'm sure many will butcher their name if they chose something other than Spanish for their language class in high school. Now the food: these are some heavy tacos!!! They do not skimp on the meat. In fact they might be the heaviest in town. The chorizo is usually my favorite, but not tonight... and not because the chorizo wasn't good, it was, but the other meats stole the show. They do have birria, which was heavy, but not served with the consume since I only had one. The two favorites were the cabeza, which is beef head, and is sooooo tender, juicy and rich as there is a greasiness to cabeza tacos everywhere. This taco felt like it weighed 1/3 pound and was the only one served with two tortillas, and these are the thick, handmade tortillas at that. The surprise delight was the buche. It's not on too many menus locally so I had to get one. Buche is pork stomach... but it's not like tripas or menudo in any way. This is meaty, has some great crispy parts and sometimes chewy parts. But no matter the texture, these had so much flavor. The tacos are served with a grilled jalapeño, red and green salsas, and plenty of sautéed onions. These are some of the best in town. So the next time you're headed to El Rancho for your taco fix, just around the corner is this awesome truck that is serving up some great food. They also offer tlayudas, tostadas, gorditas, tortas, nachos, burritos and more. They are cash only, but also can use the Cash App. Be brave, try the buche or cabeza!

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La Oaxaqueña Taqueria - Birria tacos and 1 steak taco

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