We returned after 2 years and was not disappointed. The…read moredishes that we got were cooked to perfection and were really well balanced in taste. The EggLaari Special was just amazing and the combination off the gravy and boiled egg was just amazing. The lassoni egg was really good the over easy egg and the spice combination just work perfectly. I will be returning if i am ever in Austin again.

This was the 2nd time I ordered from EggLaari. And I must say, I wasn't disappointed. We ordered…read morethe Surti Gatola, got a BOGO offer on it on UberEats. Loved the flavor of the dish. My preschooler happily gobbled it down so that makes the dish a winner for me. Will definitely recommend this place.

Tried this food truck at the Anderson Mill food truck park…read more Chicken hakka noodles were tasty! Order was served quickly.

Been craving Indo-Chinese for over a year now and finally had a chance to eat some. We picked Hakka…read moreExpress which is a food truck in a large food truck park, because it was a large order and the prices were the best among the now 5-7 stable Indo-Chinese spots in the greater North Austin area. The food truck park was pretty busy with a bunch of Indian food trucks along with a variety of other cuisines. They had ample covered seating and pretty lights for ambiance. Service was fine. There's also signage that says Halal so my parents ate here as well which was super convenient. We ordered lollipop chicken, Schezwan lollipop chicken, tandoori chicken fried rice, chicken Schezwan noodles, and chicken Hakka noodles. Price came to about $65 before tax. The noodle and rice dishes came completely packed and we were really surprised and happy about that. Really amazing portions. To rate each dish: Lollipop Chicken - 9/10: These are wings to resemble lollipops, marinated in spices, and deep fried. Absolutely nostalgic and hit all the right spots. Schezwan Lollipop Chicken - 9/10: Similar to the above but tossed in a spicy Schezwan sauce. It was excellent & wifeys favorite though I prefer the original as it's crisper and dry while this is wetter. Tandoori Chicken Fried Rice - 7/10: Fried rice with pieces of tandoori chicken. This was okay and not my favorite mainly due to it being a bit dry. They did load it up with a ton of chicken though. Chicken Schezwan Noodles - 8/10: Love the color, wife's 2nd favorite. I prefer the Hakka noodles but this was a solid choice. Chicken Hakka Noodles - 9/10: Totally hit the spot with the right flavors. Milder than the rest and just what I was wanting. Overall, I liked the food. I don't eat Indo-Chinese often but I wouldn't mind ordering the chicken lollipops or Hakka noodles again. The problem at this location its very chicken-heavy. I get why there's no beef, but I do wish there was some variety with shrimp/prawn or lamb/goat.

Great customer service, delicious food. It was busy during our visit, but the wait was minimal…read more Chill vibe, tasty food. Great food truck option.

I'm always up for some Indian chaat! It instantly took me back to my time in India--so flavorful…read moreand delicious!

I was craving for sugarcane juice and my friend suggested to try this place out. This is a food…read moretruck and transports you to India instantly with the variety of amazing chaats and juices. They have some picnic benches laid out for folks to enjoy the food. I got the vada pav, raj kachori and sugarcane juice. The sugarcane juice was so fresh and yummy. It was good quantity, my friend and I ended up sharing one drink because it was too heavy to finish by myself. The Raj Kachori was made well. It was fresh and tasted authentic. I love sweet chutney and requested for some extra on the side. They graciously provided the same and didn't charge extra. The vada pav was huge and tasted great as well. My friend got pav bhajji and papdi chaat. He said the pav bhajji was authentic and reminded him of the pav bhajji in Mumbai. He loved the papdi chaat and found it yummy. All in all, we had a great experience. The food truck and picnic tables actually made the experience like the street chaat stalls in India. The food is authentic and fresh. Go check it out!

We loved our visit to this food truck, despite the timing of the visit being on a hot summer…read moreevening. We had a good meal with bhel, vada pav, and dahi puri. My wife is quite sensitive about the yogurt in the dahi puri, and she attests that it was just right, and wasn't sour. I enjoyed the vada pav, it was quite authentic. Bhel was great as well, which we ordered without onions. We'll be back.

We ordered two combo plates (jerk pork/curry chicken and oxtail/curry goat) and two drinks (one…read moresorrel and the other passionfruit/mango/pineapple) and everything was so good! The lady running the trailer was very nice and offered samples before we made our order. Took the meals home to eat since it was hot, but the food park has plenty of outdoor seating. Our total for 2 plates and 2 drinks was about $75 so be prepared!

I confess to having no basis on which to speak to the authenticity of the food served here but I…read morecan attest that its made by wonderful, warm, friendly people and tastes great. My teenager introduced me to the place as he and his friends like it enough to often spend their own hard earned money there which says a lot. Although they were out of the meat patties he likes, he was pleased with the jerk chicken he ordered instead and I enjoyed their jerk pork. I feel like the rice could have benefitted from a bit more seasoning but I loved the plantains. For beverages we each decided to try one of their specialty beverages, Soursop and Sorrel. Realizing we were rookies when we ordered them, they were kind enough to offer us a taste of them just to be sure we liked them before paying for them which I appreciated. My teenager chose the sweet version of the Soursop while I had the Sorrel which reminded me of kambucha. This food truck is one of the most reliably open food trucks in this area. Unlike some food truck areas, this area has been developed as a nice area to not just pick up food but to stay and eat. Located in a parking lot between an apartment complex and a crossfit business, this is one of 5 or 6 food trucks in a strip with another group of 5 or 6 more food trucks across the parking lot. They have recently improved this area with lots of tables, astroturf in some areas, and both natural shade and shade structures.

Over the weekend we ordered a large order via delivery for our family of 6 to celebrate my dad's…read morebirthday. Our family has deep ties to Guam as my mom is from there, and Hawaii as my dad was stationed there for many years in the air force and I was born there! I also grew up in California where access to Hawaiian / Pacific Islander food and culture is everywhere. Needless to say I was blown away! There are very few places to order a mixed plate here in Austin and this tasted the closest I've had to home in a long time. We ordered the Ohana Platter, Garlic Butter Shrimp Plate, Maui Kalbi Ribs, and Spam Musubi. Everything was hot and delicious and so so so flavorful. The finedene was an amazing touch. I wish I had gotten a chance to order a plate of red rice to complete my craving but I will definitely be back to order a catering pan of it! Everything was so great, if yall have never been you have to give them a shot -- you will not be disappointed. Mahalo Pacific Flame!

Food truck tucked away in the back lot of nowhere, Pacific Flame is worth seeking out to get the…read moreHawaiian food fix you didn't know you needed. There's plenty of outdoor seating but little shade, so you decide if you want to brave the heat or eat in your car. The plate lunch is a classic and they do it proud here. It typically consists of a protein, a few scoops of rice and macaroni salad. I went with the Huli Huli chicken, which is more or less grilled teriyaki cooked with extra pineapple tang. They give a good amount of meat for the price. Food takes a bit of time but I appreciate them cooking it fresh. They got other classics like loco moco too!

Did I drop 46 bucks on a rice bowl? Hell yeah and I finished that with the melt-in-your-mouth waygu…read morehappiness in my heart. The owner was tip top awesome, even spoiled our old dog with some of that waygu fat on rice. Will I go back to this spot, you betcha! Oh and that street corn, a perfect snack. Also the weather was perfect for this outside spot, made it feel like a happy picnic

superrr kind guy and yummy food! i will say the onigiri and gyudon were both a little rice heavy…read moreand would have appreciated if the takoyaki was fried just a little more. overall a solid and quick japenese place!

I tried The Bae Spot today located in a food truck park on Anderson Mill Road and Highway 183. I…read moretried the Matcha Mango latte and it is simply delicious and very reasonably priced. The Bae Spot has been open for precisely one month today and owned by a husband and wife team. The Bae Spot is open Thursday through Sunday from 5 to 9 PM. For the month of October all items are discounted 10%. I purchased a Mango Matcha latte and it was prepared quickly and deliciously so win win for sure. The Bae Spot serve savory items also. I was the first and only customer so it was a very laid-back and chill environment where I got the undivided attention of the owners. Also, there is free parking for food truck park guests as well as a sitting area for dining and drinking beverages.

Meg T and I were on the hunt for a dessert place after a pizza dinner. We found this by searching…read moreonline - it wasn't listed as a business on Yelp just yet (I went ahead and added it after our visit, but am now just getting around to writing my review). It's tucked away in a small food truck spot - with a lovely picnic table with Jenga blocks. The owners are super sweet - very service oriented and make their treats with care. We split a Dubai chocolate croffle as who can turn down that combination?!?! We absolutely loved it. It was a golden base with a good mix of flavors on top. Not too much or too little of anything. After our dinner, splitting one was just right for the two of us.

Delicious ! Amazing breakfast tacos homemade corn tortillas. I recommend 100% authentic!read more

Among the best corn tortillas I've had anywhere, I love places like this where even the most basic…read moretaco on the menu looks so pretty when you open the foil that you almost feel bad about messing it up by eating it. The folks running the place (I think they were a couple but apologies if I am mistaken) were so nice and it made me so happy to see them chatting with some of the other customers who seemed like regulars, and they had great music playing, I came home with a couple of new tunes I hadn't heard. The West Anderson Mill food truck park where they're located has become one of my favorite places to eat anywhere in Austin, there are really comfortable shaded tables and there's just a great community feeling since the people and the trucks are from all over the place and seeing everybody getting along chilling and eating is great to see these days. Anyway very excited to try the rest of the menu and happy to have these folks in the neighborhood!

Came here so excited to try vegan dumplings that are posted online everywhere for this place but…read moreupon arrival was told by employee that vegan is NOT an option . Waste of time - pleaseeee update your menus & photos online .

Monk's Momo is located inside the Pink Flamingo Food Truck Park, one of my favorite food truck…read moredestinations in Austin. Specializing in Nepali and Himalayan cuisine, the food truck introduced me to a dish I had never tried before...momos. Momos are traditional Nepali dumplings that trace their roots back centuries to the Himalayan region. Typically filled with seasoned meat or vegetables, they can be steamed, fried, served in chili sauce, or even enjoyed in a flavorful soup. Monk's Momo offers several styles, including steamed, fried, chili, and jhol (soup-based) momos. I ordered the steamed chicken momos, and they were outstanding...fresh, perfectly seasoned, and packed with flavor. The emphasis here is clearly on quality. The momos were served with a sesame-tomato dipping sauce that was deliciously bold...definitely a sauce that gets your attention. The manager was friendly and happy to explain the menu and dining options, making the experience even more enjoyable. Free parking at the food truck park is an added bonus. Courtyard seating provides a relaxed environment. This was a great introduction to Monk's Momos, and I'm already looking forward to returning to try more of the menu items.