Menu is short and sweet. My favorite tacos in NYC…read more Option for me 7 days a week even in the rain

All I'm rating is the food. I give it 4 stars. I ordered via Uber Eats. Since it wasn't a winter…read moreday, the food was warm when it was delivered. I ordered two birria tacos ($5 each) and consomme ($5). I immediately squeezed the lime over the tacos and ate them. the tacos which were finger licking good. I decided to eat the consumme the next day so I stored it in the fridge. the cold consomme becomes a block of jello. I flipped it into a pot and warmed it up. It was a beefy broth with 2 slivers of beef. I'd skip the consomme next time.

Stopped here recently to grab a "bite" to eat as we were in the neighborhood looking for…read morerestaurants for a friend's birthday dinner. Latino Bites is a small, no-frills Colombian eatery that's got a straight-forward menu, good service and AMAZING food. I've only had Colombian food a few times and I was happy to try something new - the menu has photos and descriptions for all different options. My friend'a husband is Colombian so she was very familiar with the menu. The Colombian burgers looked out of this world - also they are huge. BOMBASTIC I would say. But we both went with an Arepa each - I had the Chicken Arepa and my friend had the Chorizo Arepa. So so so good!! When the arepa first comes out, it looks small but once you start eating it, you realize the amount of chicken and the sauces on the arepa makes it very substantial and filling. Served with a little bit of salsa and a little lettuce on the side, it was very satisfying. They also have some juices, sodas, and other food options like tacos, pizza and of course, as mentioned, the burgers! Since I tried to "be good," it will have to possibly be a next-time treat! 9/10 spot; so good that they even have a good truck across the street.

For food truck food solid yes! We got the Colombian hotdog with pink sauce, pineapple, cheese, and…read morecrushed chips on a better than regular hotdog bun so good, and the quesalupa with steak kinda cross between chalupa and quesadilla really good as well! 10 min wait time cause they make it fresh to order!

I just moved into the area and I have to say the food is delicious especially the taco birrias and…read morethey were delicious and to be honest I would have given a five star but when I go and they guys are there attending it's the best service and they're very friendly but if you go on a day that the ladies are there they are the worst at service ... very rude and when you ask them for something they give it with attitude

I admit that I'm not very experienced when it comes to Mexican food, but the tacos I bought from…read morethis truck were amazing. I've yet to have any as good as this truck.

Wonderful food truck on woodhaven blvd. Whenever i am in the area i make a stop or even if i have a…read morecraving i would make it a destination stop. The go to here is the Italian sausage and pepers. Fresh, flavorful, and grilled to order. Has a great char and the peppers and onions are all cooked on the spot. My go to is the spicey sausage with onions and peppers with hot sauce and bbq. Nice hero bread that is soft to soak up all the juices and matches well with with the sausage that makes a great meal. Other good items here are the meatball hero or the chicken meatball helo. You can tell it's home made and full of flavor. You can get it either with marinara sauce or the ala vodka sauce. My go to would be the meatball hero with ala vodka hero. Friendly and good service and family owned. It's a great place to get a bite to eat and will be definitely back.

If you really want to know the truth, food trucks are usually full of blasted tattooed arms and…read morepiercings trying to sell you some trendy garbage for twenty bucks just because they put a fancy little flag on the napkin and have LED lit menu boards. But D'Angelo's on Woodhaven Boulevard isn't trying to pull any of that grand stuff. It's just an old-school sausage rig parked on the side of the road, smelling like sizzled grease and charred peppers that hit ya even before you even get close to the window. ​I ordered an Italian sausage hero loaded up with peppers and onions. I'm not even kidding, the thing was massive, wrapped in foil like a giant, heavy beautiful brick. The sausage itself had a good, snappy casing and plenty of flavor, and the onions were sweet and greasy in that way that tastes great while you're eating it, but makes you feel kind of depressed about thirty minutes later when you're just sitting around thinking about your life and blew off the gym. The bread was decent a little chewy, but it held the whole sloppy mess together without completely collapsing in your hands. ​The guy working the window wasn't trying to be your best friend or give you some big phony smile, which I actually appreciated. He just handed over the brown paper bag, took the money, and moved on to the next guy. It's not the kind of meal that makes you want to write a poem, but it fills you up with foodie happiness when you're wandering around feeling miserable and hungry. Three stars is a little low, four might be more appropriate.

Cute little cafe with quick and kind service. The shredded chicken pastelito was amazing and…read moreperfectly seasoned. And for the price, the size is generous. I didn't realize they have several locations so I'll look forward to seeing them again around.

This place is fantastic & a cute spot tucked away in a place that I usually don't frequent. Their…read morefood is great & fresh albeit I've only tried a couple items. I'd definitely come back, need to try the patacon!

I tried this food cart when I was at the World Cup Fan Zone at the Bk Bridge…read more Service: The wait time was very very long, up to 30 minutes in the line and another 10 after I ordered. I might understand its because we are in a fan zone and the number of people is overwhelming but I believe an extra person or 2 should have been added to avoid such issue. Food: I got the Cheeseburger sliders that comes with fries. Although the portion was small, The fries were delicious and crispy. The burger were alright and definitely would need improvement in term of the beef patty size and have the bread toasted or add some sauce to it.

Excellent! Great team, caring and delicious food! if you are looking for a super job this is the…read moreone.

Chicken was kinda bland asked for tomatoes and didn't even get any! But the staff were pretty nice…read moreoverall and very fast with their work. The ambiance was pretty basic and pretty straightforward though.

We were absolutely starving, coming out late at night from a concert at Radio City Music Hall, and…read morethis was one of the few spots nearby that was still open. I had heard about The Halal Guys for years but somehow never had the privilege of trying it, mostly because this cart is usually packed. We walked straight up and, to our surprise, it was fairly empty-- clearly our lucky night. We ordered the chicken sandwich with everything and the beef platter with yellow rice, and OMG... it was incredible! These guys are clearly commanding the halal food scene, and after finally trying it, I completely understand the hype. The food was flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what we needed at that moment. There's something about eating a great late-night meal straight from NYC food cart that just hits differently. I will say, my sandwich was VERY spicy. And i love spicy food, but this was another level haha... My entire mouth was on fire. The funny part? I literally could not stop eating it. It was that good. Sometimes the simplest food, at exactly the right time, becomes the most memorable. This was definitely one of those moments. Now I get the hype!

Jackson Heights is full of Southeast Asian food and what a treat to try something completely new…read morefor me. I discovered that a Bangladesh street food called fushka is very popular, so decided to try for my first time. Tong is highly rated and their menu is simple. I ordered the Doi Fuchka ($7), which comes as crispy, hollow puri shells stuffed with a savory mashed potato and chickpea mixture. The difference in the doi is that it is topped with a yogurt to balance the spice for a creamier texture. I liked this a lot, especially with the tamarind sauce too (though this got a bit messy). This is nothing like I've ever tasted with so many different textures going on. It hits you with spicy, sweet, savory, crunchy, creamy, chewy and everything all at once. It comes with 8 pieces, which is perfect to share with 2-3 people. Definitely something to check out!

Wow, delicious Bangladeshi food straight from the OG cart. We tried a few of their signature…read moredishes, and each was delicious. The fuchka was the main event; I liked the original a bit more than the yogurt variety (doi fuchka); the latter was sweet and a little more creamy, while the original had a nice spice and crisp that stood out. Chotpoti was excellent, every bite was a medley of flavor. The mango dish was very interesting; not my favorite, but definitely a very unique take on mango. Sour with a bit of spice, but not in the same way as adding Tajin. Queens never disappoints when it comes to diverse cuisine!

Chinelos Tacos Birria: The Unexpected Hero of My Travel Day…read more When my flight got cancelled and I found myself unexpectedly solo at the Holiday Inn Express in Woodside, I needed a pick-me-up--and maybe something cold to take the edge off. I wandered over to Key Market for a couple of beers and, on the way, spotted this glorious food truck: Chinelos Tacos Birria. With no dinner plan and no clue where else to go, I made a mental note to stop on my way back--and wow, am I glad I did. Total hidden gem! I ordered two shrimp tacos, and they were loaded--plenty of perfectly cooked shrimp, crisp lettuce, juicy tomato, queso fresco, and a touch of cilantro. My only tiny gripe? They used lemons instead of limes. But the flavorful hot sauce totally made up for it. The service? Uber friendly. Seriously, the kind of warm, welcoming energy that makes you feel like a regular even if you're just passing through. As for the ambiance--sure, it's a food truck on a city street, but it's got a cool, laid-back vibe that just works. You can feel the neighborhood rhythm all around you. If you ever find yourself grounded at the Holiday Inn Express Woodside, consider this your silver lining. Grab some beverages from Key Market or United Liquor Market (even closer to the hotel), then treat yourself to a taco truck that seriously delivers. Travel mishaps never tasted so good.

Came across this fun looking for truck after finishing a meeting on Atlantic Ave/Clermont St. This…read moreisn't their usual location as they move around but their permanent spot is Woodside, Queens. They have many options for Birria (Tortas, Quesadillas, Nachos, Tostadas, Tacos, Burritos & Bowls). I ordered a Birria Torta (Spicy Pork), wow it was delicious and flavorful. Haven't had something this good in a while. Definitely recommend. Service is quick. As it's a food truck there's no seating, so there's no ambiance unless you take your food to a local park bench to people watch our local party.

Love the lamb and pork souvlaki! Not too pricey either. I have been ordering since January.read more

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing i noticed is that friend's are always…read moresearching for Frankie's Souvlaki, driving around like a bunch of lunatics. Once youbfind it, the truck that is, the menu shows prices and an "A" grade inspection sticker. Everyone gets so impressed by a little paper letter from the city, like an "A" means the guy cooking the meat is a saint or something. This whole food setup, it's about as ridiculous and depressing as anything I've ever seen. ​First off, you walk up to the blue food truck, and the side of it is completely covered with a giant menu listing every combination of meat, rice, and pitas you could ever imagine. ​Then you get the food you I orderedin a shouting voice, everyone is shouting, it's a total circus. They hand us our two giant skewers souvlaki sticks, somebody had the brilliant idea to stick big, thick slabs of bread right on top of the skewers like stupid little helmets. So there you are, standing on the sidewalk in dirty Jackson Heights holding two sticks of meat while the counterman in front of you is not exactly smiling, dude looks pissed. He's wearing a jacket over a shirt with a giant, goofy panda face on it, looking like a complete weirdo. ​If you don't get the sticks, you can get these aluminum takeout tins sitting on a tray, crammed full of heavy yellow rice, grilled meat, and pitas all wrapped up in branded paper. We also ordered a big white plate covered in chopped-up chicken, black olives, white sauce. ​It all smells like char and grease, and it's supposed to be the "best souvlaki" around, but the whole experience just leaves you feeling sort of sad and greasy. It really does.