Ordered a little bit of everything to share. Everything was good! Got the hot mess fries, chicken karaage, pork belly don jaun, bulgogi burrito, and creamy smoked salmon tempura roll. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

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I decided to stop by this food truck for Korean food. Turns out they also have Japanese cuisines infused on their menu. An abundant of selections from burritos, rice bowls, kimbaps to bao buns. I got their bibimbap bowl. Thejr bibimbap had beef bulgogi, shiitake mushrooms, kimchi, and a beautiful poached egg on top. The bowl look smaller than I expected but it was very filling. I'm usually not a bibimbap fan but their version of this Korean dish was refreshing and filling. Staff were friendly. Food didn't take too long to come out. It also came with a lid but I ended finishing the whole thing. Overall, I would definitely try more of their menu next time. The prices were a bit expensive but that's common from most food trucks. The portion and quality of the food were worth it. read more

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I'm in heaven... Food heaven, that is. I got a chance to chat with Matt M, the owner of Muiishi Makirritos at my last food truck event. The name is definitely pronounced well for my crowd. They can't pronounce it but they recognized the truck and ran toward it. When my guests were happy to see them again, I knew this truck is a must-have at my food truck events. The price is reasonable considering the creative ingredients for indiscriminate taste in Asian fusion dishes. They work highly efficient in a confined food truck space and turn out many orders at the same time. Some items require more time. That's why entertainment at a food truck event is beneficial. I want more Swaggy Dogs next time I see them. Those dogs looked good and tasted even better. Bibimbap smelled so good. It was a shared dish. Everyone was praising on this delicious dish. Matt and Melonie are easy to work with. They always arrive on time and ready for the customers. I can't wait to see them at Filipino Street Festival in October. **76th review of 2017** read more

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I'm starting to get tired of all of these "Korean Fusion" food trucks, I was happy to see that this one was a Japanese Fusion food truck instead. The name is kind of hard to pronounce but I found myself trying to pronounce it over and over and started enjoying it. By the end of the night after a few drinks I was saying all different probably incorrect variants but it made me remember it. The character that accompanies their brand is adorable. As far as their food, I tried the Chicken karaage for $8, which is like a tempura chicken covered in sauce, it was my favorite dish of the night. We also had the Mac and cheese egg rolls which was 2 for $4, it sounded better than it was, but it was probably some of the cheaper priced mac and cheese fried whatever, from a food truck, so it wasn't just to try it. My friend's favorite dish was the shrimp and grits for $8. The dish comes with an egg along and topped with pork belly. Everything came together so perfectly. I got to meet the man by the truck Matt, and he has a sushi background which explains the food truck. I can't wait to try more items the next time this truck is out. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

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I typically love food trucks, especially those that are strategically and conveniently placed outside of a bar or brewery with a guaranteed captive audience. Which is why I was so happy when I saw this truck parked outside of 11 Below Brewery on the northside of town. However, I left feeling meh as I ate what was a very bland Bibimbap Rice Bowl. The bulgogi had little flavor and the kimchi just plain out overwhelmed all the other flavors that might have been in the dish. On the other hand, the hubby ordered the Kakuni (pork belly) Burrito. That thing was delicious and huge, tons of food for the price. If everything we ordered was good, I would have given this truck 4 stars, but they let me down on the bulgogi bowl.... Follow me on my way to Foodietown! http://britneygfoodie.yelp.com read more

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This is one of my friends' favorite food trucks. She loves this food truck so much that she would actually have the food truck camped out of her house whenever she was having a house party - true story! That was actually the first time I tried Muiishi Makirritos. So far I've tried the following: Swaggy Dog - these are some big rolls. And definitely delicious. Chicken Karaage Burrito - Also huge and delicious Hot Mess Fries - Nom nom nom Tempura Fried Oreos - SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY! I've pretty much loved everything that I've tried here so far. When they say that "Everything is Muy Bueno", I really don't think that they're lying. Only downside: it's a food truck so the wait could take a while. read more

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FINALLY got to try this food while the truck was at Wooster's. It took me way too long. Everything was so delicious! Rich, yet not heavy. Pork Bunz - kakuni pork belly, pickled cucumber, scallions Crabby patty - fried soft shell crab, kani kama, avocado, spicy aioli (think of a spider roll on steroids!) Jammin Bacon biscuits w/ fried chicken - my god if I could get giant versions of these biscuits and eat them all day!!! Damn, I think I just made myself hungry again... read more

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This food truck was one off the vendors that showed up at my church's flic nic on the lawn event. My friends and I were thrilled because it was one of the food trucks that we have yet to catch. I never waited 1.5 hrs on line for a food truck but it was worth it! Swaggy dog sushi - shrimp tempura with a side of creamy siracha sauce 5/5 Kakuni roll - pork belly with a side green fresco chile sauce. 5/5 stars Karage chicken - mouth watering crispy breaded chicken drizzled with a creamy siracha and topped with crispy corn. The corn is AMAZING! 5/5 Macaroni egg roll - it comes in a set with the chile fresco sauce. It sounds strange to have macaroni and cheese in an egg roll, but it was surprisingly delicious. It's worth the try even if you are ud usually not adventurous. 4/5 Karage burrito - breaded fried chicken in a rice burrito. Those were huge burritos. Good blend of flavors. This one was good but not my favorite. It was a little dry, perhaps a little creamy siracha would help. 4/5 Despite the crazy long lines, the staff were really nice and did not show a hint of frustration. Love their attitudes. I hope to catch them again! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

Yum! I love being able to look at photos on Yelp and those taped on the food truck body for reference. I decided to give the Krabby Patty a try ($14). I was lucky that the line wasn't long in the early evening and the time it took before I could get my hands on the makirrito was just between five to ten minutes. The Krabby Patty came out sliced in half, making it easy to split and eat, and the deep fried crab claws stuck out at each end of the roll. The dried seaweed wrapped around the rolls were nice and crisp thankfully not succumbed to a soggy and chewy fate. It was still pretty hot when I took my first bite but it was so fresh and tasty! You never get the same taste at the restaurant with similar spider rolls that house the same soft shell crab parts. The Krabby Patty was definitely a glorified version of it packed with much more pizazz (avocado, kani, etc). The price is okay for the amount you're getting as it includes tax, unlike other food trucks I've patronized. Similar special rolls at Japanese restaurants would charge the same but even more skimpy. I have my eye on a few other items Muiishi has to offer. Hopefully it will be truckin' in my vicinity again! read more

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I've been wanting to try this food truck for so long! I saw it outside of HEB during the Friday Food Truck Festival but there was a long line and it was cold outside so I decided to try it another day. I wanted to come here for dinner on a weekday so I checked where they were on Facebook and found that they were outside Boneyard Drinkery. I shared with my sister and we ordered the Mac and Cheese Eggrolls, Bipimbap, and Chicken Karrage which came out to be $21. It was cold outside so we waited inside Boneyard Drinkery for our food. The staff at Boneyard Drinkery was super friendly and didn't pressure us to buy any drinks while we were there. If I ever get a dog, I'm totally taking it here! The Mac and Cheese Eggrolls were my favorite and came with a yummy dipping sauce that looked like ranch.The Chicken Karrage was my second favorite and came with a delicious fried corn. The chicken reminded me of Chick-fil-a chicken nuggets with siracha. The Bipimbap was like a sushi burrito with bulgogi. The dipping sauce for this had wasabi I think which made it a little too spicy for me. I don't think I'll order the Bipimbap again but I definitely want to try their other Makirritos! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Mac and cheese egg rolls - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Terrible, low quality food..Not sure how the reviews were so high? Fake reviews?? Stay away! read more

LOVE their swaggy dog. It's the only roll of it's kind in Houston and I always crave it. Too bad Muishii is pretty inconsistent with their locations and opening times. It's gotten a little better lately though. Now back to the roll, the fried corn adds such a nice texture and the shrimp tempura is extra crispy. The spicy aioli sauce is also amazing. It's so good I'll actually try and hunt their truck down! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Swaggy dog - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

Got some food from their food truck at anime matsuri I ordered chicken karaage with side rice and kimchi! They served it to me cold as shit I tried to eat it but it was disgusting. All the other food trucks served if not fresh at least hot food. I actually never do reviews but that's how mad I was 18 dollars down the drain. The best part is how the owner berates your reviews. I worked for a security company after my 5 years of service to the military just for him to basically call me a loser in Messages. Great practice!! Posted more pictures of how they speak to customers. read more

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This was hands-down one of my worst dining experiences to the point it was so ridiculous it became comical. Muiishi Makirritos was stationed at Axelrad's so me and a few others from my group decided to grab some food from this Asian-fusion food truck. I ordered the beef burrito which comes with beef, sushi-style rice, pico, cilantro, spicy mayo, and cabbage. I asked for my burrito without cabbage and without pico. As I started to eat my burrito, I discovered that there was some veggies inside (tough to tell exactly what as everything is mixed together in a burrito). I went back and let them know and they offered to make me a fresh burrito and keep my old burrito. I again stressed that I wanted no veggies and specifically mentioned what I didn't want in my burrito. After receiving my second burrito, I start eating away and discover veggies inside again. I go back to the food truck and inform them and one of the guys tells me that he put kimchi in my burrito. I was confused as kimchi isn't listed as one of the ingredients in their beef burrito on their menu. I told him that I don't want kimchi and I don't want any other veggies that they magically decide to put in my burrito. They offered to make me a third burrito free of charge and keep my old burrito. By this point you're thinking, no way they mess up again right? I sit back down and start chomping away on my third burrito and THERE IS KIMCHI INSIDE AGAIN! My group was amused and astonished at these developments and I couldn't help but laugh. At this point, I gave away my three burritos and called it a day. I mean sure sometimes a restaurant will mess up on your order once. Maybe even twice every blue moon. But three times??! I've gotta say this was a first for me. I came to the conclusion that the food truck guys were either high or they didn't like my t-shirt (I was wearing a college football shirt supporting a particular team). No matter how it happened, inexcusable. Are you able to make a burrito without veggies Muiishi?! Or is your inability to understand a customer's order as difficult to pronounce as your name? read more

Bulgogi Quesadillas- Korean marinated beef + Cheese. Served with a side of pico, sour cream, spicy aioli, and the most delicious creamy cilantro sauce. I initially only took a bite of the quesadilla without the creamy cilantro sauce and was amazed at the Mexican Korean fusion. Decided to dip it in the sauce and was blown away. I definitely need 3 extra sauces for delicious concoction. . Swaggy Dog- Sushi (Makirrito) with a twist, lol. Fried shrimp, corn fritters, avocado, and cabbage in a roll with a spicy aioli dipping sauce. This Makirrito is genius. All the flavors were distinct and blended well with the spicy aioli dipping sauce. They used the perfect amount of rice. . Fried Pork Dumplings- Basic dumplings, but they were fried well. I tasted a crunch in every bite. Dumpling sauce was very tasty. . Last but not least, my favorite: Chicken Karaage- Japanese fried chicken nuggets, corn fritters, spicy aioli, sriracha, and green onions. SOoSOosoSo much flavor. I LOVE CORN and it was plentiful. I definitely recommend this one. . They have so much more items to choose from, these were only the few I had the pleasure of trying. @muiishimakirritos will be at the Great State of Texas ( @greatstateoftx ) Food Truck Festival on 11/16/19 if anyone wants to try them out! read more

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This sushi/Mexican fusion was awesome. We were at Axelrad with some friends and needed a bite to eat. I've always wanted to eat some Luigi's at Axelrad, but I was pretty sure the wait was going to be tremendous, because Axelrad was so packed (as usual). So we went to check out the two food trucks that are parked just outside the gate before the parking lot at Axelrad. Lucky for us, one of the food trucks was Muiishi Makirritos - a sushi and Mexican fusion food truck! For my fiance, I ordered the Shwimp and Grits - spicy stone ground grits, tempura shrimp, sous vide pork belly, and fried shiitake mushrooms. For me - the lightly fried smoked salmon roll! We both loved our food! And it was perfect with any of Axelrad's TONS of beers on tap! Only con? A bit pricey for the portion size - but the ingredients they use are good and fresh so I guess that makes up for it a bit! read more

Update: Shortly after I provided a review the owner reached out to me to bash me. Her utter lack of professionalism is appalling. And her method of dealing with feedback is immature. Changing to 1 star. ------------------------- Ok, I'll make this short and sweet. I ate here at the Pop Shop event at Silver Street Studios. Ordered the pork belly burrito. The burrito was ok. The pork was tender, but nothing to really rave about. The main item I want to highlight, and to give feedback to the owners is the time between ordering and service really needs to be improved. I waited 20 minutes for a pork burrito. Pork that has already been cooked sou vi for 24 hours. But the long wait time didn't bother me until people who ordered after me were receiving their orders first. Rice bowls, loaded fries, etc that were ordered after me where coming out before my burrito. I had to follow up with them twice before my single burrito came out. Very disappointing. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - How not to be open to feedback: bash your customers. - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

I tried Muiishi Makirritos again at the Houston Food Truck Festival just to give it another try since I didn't enjoy my first time experience, and this time, I really enjoyed what I got. I had the Creamy Smoked Salmon Tempura Roll. I really didn't expect much, but it was so good, beautiful looking, and the roll was a really good portion. I ate the whole thing myself, sparing only maybe 2 and half pieces for my friend lol It was definitely a well done sushi roll that I wouldn't mind having again and again and again. There you go Muiishi Makirritos, you gained back one star! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

After coming back a handful of times, this is one of my favorite food trucks in Houston. To be honest, Houston had a lot of shitty trucks. It's hard to find one that makes me want to go back. I actually follow Muiishi on Facebook and check to see where they are. If they're nearby, I will usually make it a point to go. The only annoying thing is that they tend to flake. So don't rely on their schedule completely or you will be sorely disappointed. I love love love the rice bowls (Don Juan - pork belly), hot mess fries, and crabby patty roll. Food is restaurant quality and pretty darn tasty. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Pork belly Don Juan (half eaten fries in the background) - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

I get so excited when I see this food truck on campus. The swaggy dog keeps me coming back! The price point is pretty cheap for quality food. read more

Yay for Food Truck Friday. I was iffy/ excited about this sushi food truck. I mean, how good could sushi be coming from a truck..? Apparently soupa gewd. Creamy Smoked Salmon Tempura Roll: (my friend ordered but I tried a piece) When I saw this, I couldn't believe it was one order. I think I asked about 3 times if what they got was one order. There was about 10 pieces. I hope this is their usual and not just something special they did for Food Truck Friday. Flash fried is an accurate description, aka not soaked in deeply fried batter. Yay. Good proportion of rice to stuffings within. Kakuni: Sushi roll cut into 2 pieces, maybe to get that burrito fusion-ness. jk [apparently so] Oh the pork belly! Very flavorful. Just don't think about the amount of fat that's in there because it's so good. Seriously, just don't. Just eat and love your life after. I'm a fan of having my sushi cut into pieces because I feel like a monster eating the thing but whatever. No shame. [ok i just got their name.... -____-] OIC. Clever. I'd definitely come back here. :) read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Creamy Smoked Salmon Tempura Roll (sorry about the slight blur) - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

This is a lengthy review. If you want to skip my experience and move straight to reading about just the food, find the asterisks. (***) It's been awhile since I've yelped but THIS PLACE is definitely WORTHY of a review. My taste buds haven't been this excited in quite some time!!! Muiishi Makirritos is one of Houston's newest food trucks that KNOWS flavor. Its twist on Jap-Mex cuisine surely sets it apart from other food trucks. For my very first experience at Muiishi Makirritos, my friend and I spotted the truck over by Soundwaves during late lunch hours. (See... You can still catch food trucks outside of the clubbing hours. My palette had not been skewed on this occasion so you can take this review for face value :P) Parking at this particular location was very easy as the lot was rather spacious. Everything is catchy in presentation including the bright blue truck. I guess we were lucky enough to catch them right before they had closed. They extended the hour for us and the mini wave of people we brought on. For a fact, that won me over already. I've gone out of my way trying to find some food trucks in the past and when they're closed/shutting down, they make no exceptions. This isn't always because they're out of food either. Though I understand that, it makes Muiishi Makirritos stand out so much more for making the exception. [round of applause] Chef Matt Mui was very helpful in describing the menu to us. He's very knowledgeable and charming in character. His staff is very efficient and friendly as well. Everyone seems personable even when they're busy. Genuine friendliness is something that I feel is noteworthy. In my opinion, that is what would usually wow me about an establishment and bring me back. Based on that solely, I would've already given this place five stars; HOWEVER, I have yet to talk about the food, so here we go... Oh my Gouda! THIS FOOD ROCKS! My friend and I wanted to tackle the whole menu. We actually tried everything BUT the Makirritos. (It's unfortunate how full one can become.) If I were to rank the food on another scale, I'd give it another 5 stars. This place is so deserving of more! ***The Chicken Karaage with Tempura Corn.... [drools] ORGASMIC! (That's my adjective of choice that I reserve only for the most pleasing foods.) The texture and flavor and the fact that it has CORN... Sold! This is going to be THE dish I will ALWAYS order. The breading on the Karaage and corn makes it oh so crunchy. (Not like a rock either.) The chicken is still juicy. The sauces give the dish just the right amount of kick while the corn gives the dish just a little bit of sweetness. Chef Matt knows what he's doing :) Pork Bunz This come in a set of two. Surprisingly, these are not greasy though they're fried. I'm usually turned off by pork belly because of the fat, but these were prepared so well that I'll retract my dislike for pork belly (Chef Matt sous vides the pork belly... Fancy stuff there ;D) I really didn't get that unpleasant hit of greasiness I thought I would. The sweet Japanese BBQ sauce (maybe Hoisin?) offers this balanced sweetness. The pickles aren't what you would think of either. They are well balanced, light, and not overly tart. It makes a wonderful component to this dish. My complaint would be: needs more pickles. They are just so tasty. Mac 'N Cheese Eggrolls Hello... ;) These guys are creamy and cheesy on the inside yet light and crispy on the outside. Oh yes, and Bacon! There's bacon inside! :) Delicious! Bacon Jammin' Karaage Biscuits Yes Yes Yes!!! [growl] These are delicious! One order comes with these three mini skewers of heavenly goodness. The honey cheddar biscuits are crunchy and sweet on the outside yet somehow fluffy on the inside. I just don't know how Chef Matt does it! Of course the chicken karaage is still juicy as mentioned above, and that bacon jam is wonderful. It fits so well in this dish. Shrimp 'N Grits Where... I mean WHERE can you find a perfectly poached egg at a food truck?!?! The answer is simple. Muiishi Makirritos! Every ingredient is cooked well in this dish and you get a LOT of bang for your buck. This dish is not only filling but it's flavorful as well. The shrimp tempura is delicate yet it still holds its crunch in the grits. These grits are extraordinary! The egg adds additional creaminess and there is pork belly in there as well! There are oyster mushrooms that sets a bit of earthiness to this dish. Yum! Definitely worth the buy. This dish is probably what did us in. Overall I was blown away by this experience. I kinda wish our tummy's elasticity did not give out on us... for we would've attacked the signature Makirritos as well. I heard that Kakuni is divine!!! They will be next on my list! :D Oh yes... Knock back a mandarin jarritos!!! It's totally sensational! You'll thank me ;D read more

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At 3pm on a Sunday afternoon, Muiishi Makirritos was eemmppptttyyyy! The workers were hanging out in Wooster's. Who could blame them? Being parked in front of a really nifty looking bar and sitting in a truck just staring at it would suck. But, I wasn't complaining, there was no wait to order and no extra wait for the food! We opted for the Kakuni Burrito, the Pork Bunz, and the Hot Mess Fries -Kakuni Burrito; really really tasty. The flavors all melted together perfectly. That pork belly is just sooooooooo good. I appreciated that it wasn't lacking in portions, either. It wasn't a bare burrito, with layers of tortilla everywhere. It was huge, and stuffed. Definitely couldn't eat an entire burrito, but I thoroughly enjoyed the half I did! -Pork Bunzzzzzzzzzzz; could've used more scallions, but that didn't deter from the flavor. The only thing that killed my buzz was.. the hair in one of them ): Hence the missing one star. It was blonde, and shorter than my hair or my friend's hair, so it definitely didn't come from us. Just moved it and continued on my way. /shrug. It happens, but it'd be cool if it hadn't. -Hot Mess Fries; the cilantro sauce on it really made the whole thing. I wish there had been more of it. Next time, I'll just ask for more! There was a decent amount of beef on it, so yet again, good portion sizes. Not big on food trucks anymore, but I'm really curious about the sushi so I wouldn't mind coming back! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Pork Bunz - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

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One of my favorite food trucks, and I highly recommend. So many things on the menu I wanted to try. I'll definitely be back to work my way through the menu. I thought their truck design was cute as well, but it might just be because of their character mascot. We ended up ordering the Chicken Karaage, Shrimp & Grits, and Swaggy Dog. The chicken karaage came with more than I expected and was probably my favorite thing. The spicy aioli worked wonders, and I definitely loved eating the tempura corn bits. Next, we moved on to their shrimp & grits. The shrimp & grits was creamy, and the egg and pork belly was egg-cellent with the dish (I couldn't resist adding that in). The swaggy dog was probably the most disappointing thing out of the three. I couldn't pass up trying a roll, but if I could have done it again, I would have ordered the pork buns instead. I just don't think I was feeling the roll after eating the chicken karaage and shrimp & grits. Overall great find, and I can't wait to return. read more

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I hate to be a hater and give this place a rating less stars than its average, but my experience at this food truck just wasn't as great as I had hoped. The service was friendly and the food came out quickly, though. Tried the chicken karaage, it was overfried with far too much batter then smothered in aioli. I could barely taste the chicken, which was dry and tough anyway. The kakuni pork belly roll was much better flavor wise, with fatty pork belly rolled into sushi rice with avocado and microgreens, but the cilantro dipping sauce it came with tasted mostly like a bland mayo and didn't add much to the dish. Two entrees cost a bit over $17....I know food truck food isn't known for being artery or wallet friendly, but I'd expect it to at least taste delicious enough for me to ignore these factors. I'll try it again if it it's nearby, though. Maybe the second time's the charm? read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Kakuni roll, chicken karaage - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

They were supposed to open at 12pm according to their schedule and we got there right at noon but the truck just rolled in as we walked around to look for them LOL they told us to wait for 30minutes. And we did, under 100*F Texas heat... not only 30 but 50!!! We were so hot and hungry so I just checked with them before leaving if they plan to open soon and they opened right after haha well then Idk if we could call in before coming to avoid the heat and the wait. Ordered Swaggy Dog and Kakuni rolls. As I complained about the 50min-wait, the owner said he will throw in some extra stuff for us LOL He gave us an order of Chicken Karaage for free! Way to keep customers huh? ;) Out of 3, Kakuni is certainly my favorite! The pork is so moist and perfectly seasoned!! However, I don't find anything special about Swaggy Dog and Chicken Karaage. With an average price of $9 each, I would consider it's a bit expensive but you will surely have your belly full! Definitely comeback for the Kakuni though! read more

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The Chicken Karaage is awesome to snack on and share with friends. I especially love the tempura corn with the chicken. I loved the Kakuni Makirrito. The sous vide pork belly is amazing along with the cilantro sauce. The Pork Bunz with fried buns is on par with the best pork belly buns in Houston. The fried buns are pretty unique and give it a nice textural change from the norm. Shrimp and Grits are DEEEELLLIIICCCIIOOOUUUSSSSSS read more

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Low quality food. I ordered a bulgogi rice bowl which was supposed to come with a 62 degree egg, bulgogi meat, mushrooms over rice. What I received was absolute trash. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

Food trucks gather around near my work building every second Tuesday of the month. I've had this food truck before, but it was a longgg time ago. I got the fried egg roll mac and cheese and the kakumi makirritos. Fried egg roll mac and cheese- Different, not many people have this. But at the same time, it wasn't very WOW. It was good though. I'm not sure if it's something that I would order again. The kakumi makirrito- omg. omg. omg. Haha. It was so good! I wanted to keep eating more but I was so full! The pork belly was so soft and cooked perfectly. The sauce that came with it complimented the roll so well. I can't wait to come get this again. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Mac and cheese egg rolls - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

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This is not authentic Japanese, but it's damn good! The big fat sushi hand rolls remind me of the sushirritos in San Francisco. We tried the fried crab and fried shrimp makirritos. Both were equally delicious with fresh fried wholesome crab and shrimp, hearty veggie and avocado fillings, and soft sticky very well cooked sushi rice. It was satisfying but still left me wanting more. It was easy to eat just like a burrito, which explains why they don't provide silverware. Pork Bunz were tasty (came in 2) with tender teriyaki pork belly, refreshing picked cucumber and fried buns... yes, fried buns!! Not the typical steam buns, which makes it pretty original. Looking forward to try the rest of their menu items! read more

I got the pastor hot mess fries and bulgogi quesadilla. The bulgogi quesadilla were good but I think I would have preferred the pastor because I LOVED my pastor fries. The sauces that they use here are super good and unique. I've been recommending this place to my friends. So good read more

I've been after this truck for months to try their Mac and cheese egg rolls, and try them we did! Egg rolls and their bacon jam in biscuits - sweet baba Jesus were they delicious!!! Ok the wait was painfully long, they seemed to be giving food out to bigger groups and leaving the food traffic at the truck wait longer, so my other food got cold. But the food itself was nom-tastic. The egg rolls were the perfect balance of wrapper and filling, the filling was creamy and full of flavour, 2 for $5. The bacon jammin 3 for $5 were so amazing we faught over the remaining one. Can't wait to try more from this truck! read more

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Absolutely love the Swaggy Dog!! The first time I had it was when they were outside the Inversion coffee shop--so delicious! I thought having corn in it would've been weird, but it was great! Second time was at Houston's Day for Night festival. They bumped up the prices a bit. It was freezing so I scarfed my Swaggy dog down and immediately regretted it wishing I'd savored it more after paying $11. I also went back later to try the hot mess fries... not bad! Mainly wanted it because of the bulgogi. I'll probably try a burrito next time. (: read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Hot mess fries - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

"Best of the best of the best, sir!" - Will Smith, "Men In Black" Holy cow. First truck I ever encountered in Houston, and still tops of the list. No disrespect to the other Korean-Mexican fusion trucks in town, but, really, Muiishi's food does all the disrespecting on its own. Chicken Karaage burrito, 'nuff said. read more

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this food truck while getting some coffee! I wasn't even hungry, but their menu was enticing. And I regret nothing. Their shrimp and grits were amazing! Piping hot, so we had to wait a little bit, but that poached egg was PERFECT with the grits, tempura shrimp, and slices of pork belly. Their pork belly bun was also very light compared to other places. I loved the pickled cucumber garnish. It's a little bit pricey but very well worth a try. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Pork belly buns and shrimp & grits - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

I had the Swaggy Dog, which was essentially a Shaggy Dog hand roll with spicy mayo on the side to dip. The roll was good but not $9 good. I know food trucks are notoriously expensive but for $9 i expect to at least get more full. The wait time between food and ordering was very short however I was the only person in line at the time that I went (I went at a very late lunch time). Maybe I'll go back to try some of their other menu (burrito, quesidilla, hot mess fries) items but will most likely steer clear of the expensive sushi rolls. read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Swaggy Dog - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

I loved their Kakuni burritos! I think it's possibly better than ones that they make at Chipotle. Next time I find the food truck, I would love to try other stuff on their menu. Apparently the burritos run out pretty fast, so whenever you spot them, go first for the burritos!! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - Kakuni burritos!! - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

Muiishi is one of the best food trucks in Houston. Their food is delicious and also always consistent. They've been around for years and still going strong! I think their prices can be a little bit high, but I'm willing to pay the premium for that bulgogi burrito! The don juan plate is also great but I find it difficult to eat with the bowl being full of goodies since you're not always guaranteed a table nearby to eat. Swaggy dog is also a go-to for me when I don't want as much food from the burritos. They've recently added a hot dog and nachos option that I haven't tried. They've gotten a lot better with their social media presence and keeping it up to date as well as posting their schedule and responding to comments on social media. read more

We were at the food truck park, and wife decided to try something here. Cant remember what she ordered (something with bulgogi), but when she got it she was surprised...wasnt what she expected. Guess she didnt read the fine print on the menu....hand rolls. She tried it and really liked it, so of course i had to try, and wow. it was yummy. The dipping sauce was really good and tangy. Will definitely be back!!! read more

Muiishi Makirritos - cant remember the name but it had bulgogi and mushrooms - Japanese Near Me - Houston, Texas

This food truck was at Kirby Ice house the other day. Paid around $30 for loaded (not so loaded) Fries and a quesadilla. After waiting 20 minutes there was hardly any meat on the fries. Very disappointed read more