Been a regular of his for 3 1/2 years and his spirit hasn't changed a bit. One of the nicest people…read moreworking in the area. Great breakfast food, also love the chicken salad and lamb gyro.

So I'm sprinting to stop my car from getting towed (parking is that scarce), and accidentally…read morestepped on a dead rat. (RIP Ratiesha) But you know what? Although I had to throw away those shoes , that jerk chicken platter was worth it. Baby! This is hands down the best in Philly. Every bite taste like I was back in Jamaica. The curry chicken was sold out (a good sign), so now I have the perfect excuse to come back. The owner was warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. Which was a bit contradicting if you know the rude customer service / good food theory. but anyways ... The ambiance is giving Jamaican Jerk Hut - definitely authentic taste and vibes. call ahead and time your pickup just right. Those PPA drivers definitely have a system in that grocery store lot. Stay alert, grab your food, and thank me later.

It's Valentines Day and my partner stopped by Sheba's to pick up our dinner and my my my, this food…read moreis delicious. It was still when we he got home with my BBQ Salmon with rice and beans, greens and candied yams. Everything individually has flavor. The rice is cooked just rice; not mushy or crunchy. Great portion size of salmon and not drowning in sauce. The greens seasoned and not spicy. I have had greens from other restaurants where they make the greens spicy. It was a pleasant surprise not to have a "kick" to my greens. The candied yams were nice and soft and now drowning in syrup. Just the way I like it. I look forward to trying something else on the menu.

Food is amazing a lot of protein in the serving. The man working the stall is very kind and…read morepersonable. Will 100% be returning to this cart.

I heard a lot of hype about this Gryo food truck but never managed to get there while it was…read morearound. Last night, the stars aligned and I enjoyed a Lamb & Falafel platter. Victory! Inflation has not yet hit this food truck. While they did have to raise prices, $8 still gets you a full platter and a drink! My platter was heavy - plenty of rice, a small salad, and a heathy portion of meat with 3 falafel. They pour the sauce to your liking (soft or heavy, you say when). The taste is just brilliant! So, its a bargain. It tastes great. Service is smooth and quick. A concise 5-star review for a little truck that delivers awesome food!

We found this cart while walking through Temple's campus. The food was good and so were the portion…read moresizes! There was a lot of chicken, but we do wish there was a little more rice for balance.

This cart has been traveling in my Roxborough neighborhood so I decided to try it s after work. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised! I tried the lamb and chicken combo with a side salad, covered in spicy sauces.The food was fresh and delicious and I will be trying other menu items in the future :)

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!…read more Ice cream is one of those enigmatic desserts that I've eaten over 51 varieties of, had as mochi, ordered from out of store and bicycles, and even had with random ingredients like sriracha and bacon. But despite this there was just something about the prospect of having it deep fried and without the end result being a messy puddle that was kind of off putting. But even so there was just something about ordering from that custom surfboard menu and looking at their smiling logo with a cherry on top that made it hard to pass up. Especially when I read about their Astro-S'more: a variation of the campfire classic that deep fried vanilla ice cream in a brownie with graham cracker crust, and topped it off with fudge sauce and toasted marshmallows! The above result was as amazing as it sounds, but I think the even better result might have happened on my 2nd visit during the Newbold Blues Festival when I savored a fried green tea ice cream sundae with corn flakes, lavender cake, honey, and green tea pocky! Looking at the menu further reveals even more inspired sundaes like one that pays homage to your favorite breakfast cereals of yester youth, and another inspired by warm apple pie. They even have ICE CREAM PIEROGIES! Moon Dawg Sundaes being a mobile operation only means that you'll only find them at festivals and popping up at some of your favorite breweries. But when you see them, you'd best stop and enjoy some of Philly's best new dessert!

I got moon dawg at the 2nd Street Festival in Northern Liberties and it was really delicious! I've…read morenever had fried ice cream before, and I ordered the Purple People Eater, which was green tea ice cream fried in lavender cake and corn flakes and drizzled with honey and whipped cream. They also added two green tea pocky sticks. It was really delicious, the ice cream was creamy and the fried part was super well done. All of the flavors came together harmoniously and nicely. A very cute street food to get indeed. The one thing I think that has to be said is that it's definitely a littleee pricey for the portion size ($8 total for this lil eggroll-sized guy, I split mine with my partner and ate my half in an entire bite). I'd be really curious to try the other flavors for sure, but I just don't know if I'd want to dish out $8 each time for something I can eat in seconds. I do really love the taste and concept of this super creative fried ice cream that goes beyond just your standard carnival fried ice cream and would recommend you get it at least once.

While visiting the Oban festival a Joe and Kay tent offered butter Mochi. This is a well-known…read moretreat in Hawaii. I was surprised to find it here so I had to get some. It looks and feels very different from what I grew up eating. It's lighter, has a caramel note, and the sesame seed topping made it crunchy as well. I'm used to a more dense and chewy experience. Shared it with a friend and she was in heaven. She said it was authentic butter Mochi, not the kind we're used to, but the kind she ate when she was in Japan. She deemed it wonderful and took it out of my less appreciative hands and ate it all with great happiness.

Best breakfast sandwich in center city. Ricky ain't ever had an off day. Man is always on.read more

I think I came here once in December 2018. I can't remember the name of this vendor nor the cart…read morebut the sign looks so familiar. It was super cold and this man was working hard. I asked him for two sausage egg and cheese sandwiches and they were sooooo amazing! Such a charismatic man. He's very lovely and is very kind. I hope to visit again!

A must-stop when we're in Philly is to this place! The spouse and I discovered this gem years ago…read moreby chance and constantly return. LOCATION: The shiny, silver food stand is located at the corner of 15th and Chestnut right next to the Staples store. MENU: Breakfast & lunch sandwiches, coffee, tea, hot dogs, cheese steaks, burgers, hoagies & rolls. FOOD: Ham Egg & Cheese Breakfast Sandwich - $6.00 You want a tasty bang-for-your-buck meal? This is it! Toasted and soft Italian white bread is layered with deli-thin grilled ham, fried eggs and melted cheese. Just look at my picture!? Mic drop... SERVICE: Unlike the many unhappy people I've encountered at Philly businesses, the guy here is always super friendly and patient. TIP: Cash only. OVERALL: Highly recommended!

I stopped and have had the Bibimbap and the Bulgogi - both were very good and the service was…read moregreat. They also have sikhye (rice punch) which I love - soooo good! Great service, reasonable prices and yummy food!

Overpriced & mediocre. There are other better food trucks around to take your money to.read more