Great bang for the buck, but the drunken noodles (had 'em twice to be sure) are a bit too greasy for me and had some seemingly-inedible herb stems. read more

First and foremost, the food is delicious and the portions are MASSIVE. Second, the woman who owns the truck is the nicest woman on the face of planet earth. She recognizes repeat customers and I don't remember a time when I didn't receive a free Thai tea. By far the best truck in DC in terms of value. read more

Amazing service! I was given free summer rolls just for being there! I had drunken noodles with tofu and it was delicious, with big pieces of fragrant thai basil and nice crunchy veggies! And fresh pressed sugar cane juice!! so good. Will definitely make a point of eating here again! read more

Go talk to Sang. Order drunken noodles with meatballs (lamb or beef) and egg rolls. Repeat. This is one of my favorite trucks in DC. Great food and enormous portions. Also, Sang is awesome. You'd be crazy not to stop. What are you waiting for? Go! read more

After years of lurking on Yelp, I finally found the motivation I needed to create an account after today's visit to Sang's truck, when I witnessed her load up a heaping portion of food for free for a woman in line in front of me who was clearly down on her luck. It was obvious that this was not the woman's first visit to Sang's truck. I was a regular customer even before today because I find Sang's food to be delicious, but it is her consistently cheerful demeanor and generosity with both paying and non-paying customers that makes her truly stand out from the rest. read more

Best food truck in DC. Enough for food 3 people for lunch, and Sang is a fun personality. I always get drunken noodle with tofu. Wide noodles with wok hei, crunchy vegetables. Full of flavor but not that spicy. I freak out when Sang is parked near my office. What a treat. read more

The food always taste great. Well seasoned and very flavorful. Great price only $6 and you get a large portion. The Drunken Noodles and the Shrimp Fried Rice is great. There is this other noodle that she makes, don't know the exact name but it had vegetable and shrimp or chicken that taste excellent. LOVE IT. read more

After reading everyone elses reviews, I guess I am not alone. I thought the food was actually pretty good. The pho was the soup and yummy. I also had the chicken drunken rice. It was a huge portion and overall pretty darn good. I liked the noodles better than the chicken so next time I will probably try the meatballs which I think will go better. But I must say the service is incredible. It is just an experience going there and I will definitely go back. So great to see someone so excited, happy and energetic about life. I thought it was a nice pick me up and break from a long day at the office. read more

Maybe i got them on a bad day. I order shrimp pad thai and got a mix of drunken noodles that were stuck together and cellophane noodles with uneven sauce coverage. some noodle had way too much sauce, some had a little, some had no sauce. Also, the shrimp were overcooked and chewy. It was my first time ordering from them and i know they've been around a while so maybe i just got them on a bad day. read more

I'm not a food truck devotee, but if Sang on Wheels comes around again, you bet I'll be getting this for lunch. I ordered the combo special of drunken noodles with vegetables and tofu and lamb meatballs and was overwhelmed with the myriad flavors. Everything was delicious and I could barely tackle half of the portion! Go Sang! read more

Had to add this review as I just had drunken noodles and lamb from Sang On Wheels. Very good quality food, a little spicy with a ton of great flavor. I will go back for more the next time they are in my area. read more

I've been fortunate to have Sang's cooking on several occasions. The first time (Adams Morgan Day) I had her pork buns and some sort of chicken on a stick thing (I was pretty drunk). Delicious and cheap. Since then, she's lavished me with her lo mein, drunken noodle and "asian empananda" when I've come for haircuts. All delicious though the drunken noodle gets the "W". From what I gather she hasn't taken the truck out much but if you see it its well worth it! read more

Great price, large portions, fresh food, very flavorful. Drunken noodles had a spicy kick, but all the veggies and herbs took the edge off. It paired well with the lamb she had cooked up today. Her egg rolls are popular with everyone in my office too. Pad Thai is only $6 and still came in a hefty portion and with shrimp! Many people cook tofu, but Sang knows how to cook it well. Come to think of it, I haven't found anything that I don't like, so, 5 stars. read more

Came across this food truck the other day, and I can say, hands down, that it not only tops other food trucks in town, but tops restaurants too boot. I highly recommend adding this food truck to your top food list! read more

ok, i really tried to like this place. i love drunken noodles so the first time, I didn't think twice. i got a container packed with a huge portion of clumpy, bland, oily rice noodles with barely enough sauce, but the sauce was rather watered down and had no depth of flavor, so i didn't really want more of that either. it was also topped with some sort of sweet and sour sauce to make matters worse. I couldn't stomach more than a few bites (even with the extra sriacha sauce I took, just in case), and i'll usually eat my food regardless because I hate wasting. Anyway, no. A few weeks had gone by and I really had a taste for drunken noodles again today and I saw Sang's truck outside. I hesitated, but saw great reviews on here so thought I might have gone on an "off" day last time. Nope. Granted, they had a little more flavor than last time, but still pretty bland, oily, clumpy noodles, with watered down sauce that was way too sweet for drunken noodles. I actualy ordered half drunkens and half pad thai, so that I would have something to eat in case the drunkens were bad, but the pad thai was worse. wayyy too strong flavored, I could taste the fish sauce and/or shrimp paste, which is supposed to add underlying depth of flavor, not run the show! It seems ironic to say, that if you want awesome drunken noodles from a truck, wait for (or seek out) the Volathai truck. I call this ironic because it appears that the series of Fojol trucks are run by a group of "white boys" who you would think would prepare inferior ethnic cuisine dishese compared to a Laotian woman. But, it's quite the opposite.. I'm still giving Sang 2 stars b/c the garden rolls were good, the value for amount of food is great, and the lady who runs the truck is quite friendly. Someone who doesn't know the difference between high quality and mediocre southeast asian cuisine might enjoy this place. She is so nice I feel bad giving 2 stars, but, I can't stomach another experience here. You were warned. read more

I bought one order of Drunken Noodle and two order of Fried Rice. Noodle dish was fine, but Fried rice was horrible....everything was burned....did she give me them on purpose? Or by mistake....2 packs of burned fried rice. read more

Huge portions but very greasy and little flavor. The pad thai in particular was basically noodles with a mild curry flavor.

I don't know what that was but it wasn't Pad Thai! Strange sauce that smells like feet. No Pad Thai flavors. Wrong noodles, overcooked chewy chicken. The first time I ever brought food back to a food truck. read more

I was served raw (undercooked) shrimp with my drunken noodles, the end.

Ordered from here a few weeks back. I got the special of the day - pumpkin curry over rice noodles. Portions were large and I think I got 4 chicken pieces with my meal. The pumpkin curry was super flavorful, the chicken satay was also nicely seasoned, but I wish the rice noodles had maybe been warmed up and everything stir fried together. It seemed a little disjointed the way it was served and was much more tasty the next day when I heated everything up. The nice lady running the truck gave me a free egg roll, but it wasn't very tasty and I only took one bite. read more

I finally got to try Sang today and all I can say is Yum! I didn't want to miss anything so I ordered the lamb with drunken noodles And the egg rolls. Any one of these on their own would have been enough food for me and all were delicious. The drunken noodles had a nice soft spice to them (and I don't like spicy food), but I thought the basil was a bit overpowering and there were at least 20 whole basil leaves in my container. The lamb meatballs were perfectly cooked and well spiced. My favorite part was by far the egg rolls, which I was a little hesitant about because there was just a stack of them sitting in front of the window, but I'm so glad I tried it. Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and full of flavor on the inside. Well done Sang. read more

Sang is really nice and throws in extra stuff for free (Thai iced tea, egg rolls, etc.), but the food itself isn't that good. Drunken noodles came out with a fairly tasteless sauce, raw broccoli, raw carrot, and tofu/chicken when I ordered beef. I'd like to see more vegetables that are cooked a little beyond raw and a sauce with more zing. In sum, great customer service, poor food. read more

Amazingly good food, very large portions, lots of variety, and very friendly service. Food was a bit greasy, but very well flavored, and I will definitely grab lunch from here again! read more

Drunken noodles with tofu is delicious, as is the lamb meatballs! Would recommend getting one of their combos. It's a little pricier than the average food truck but you get a LOT of food. Also be on the lookout for freebies like Thai iced tea for first 10 customers. read more

I ordered the wrong thing.... The pad thai is BORING. Only noodles and sprouts. Meh. I got some chicken on there too. Overall, should NOT be called pad thai. As everyone else has stated, the woman is very nice, but I will not be ordering this again. read more

Probably the best tasting food and the best value of the food trucks I've visited. The portions are generous and the flavor is great. I had the drunken noodles, which were nicely spiced. read more

Love this place. The food is pretty good but the portion size is amazing for the price. Definitely get your money's worth. The customer service here is beyond great. First time ever going here and they were giving out free Thai Iced Teas and were some of the friendliest people I've met. They even let me get all the toppings to try them for no extra charge. We get a lot of food trucks in West End and would definitely come back here. read more

Sang is the best! Her food is delicious, and she serves it in immense portions that easily feed me for both lunch and dinner. She's also wonderfully friendly and often generous with free soup, sides, or drinks. Worth a stop anytime she's around. read more

Pretty good stuff. I got the drunken noodles with chicken. The serving was massive. I also got 2 egg rolls on the side, and she gave me a free Thai iced tea! It was a pleasant surprise because I LOVE Thai iced teas but couldn't bring myself to pay $4 for it. I've had better teas before but it was free and they were very generous. The veggies could have been cooked a little longer but food truck meals are never perfect. I paid $11 and this will be enough for dinner later tonight. I'd return for sure. read more

Had lunch here on Friday, 9/16 and thought it was below average. Reasonable portion size and the vegetarian drunken noodles were okay, but the rubbery dried tofu (i think?) took me a little off guard and the 2 lamb balls on top weren't too impressive. Based on the other reviews I'd give it another shot if there were other items available on the menu read more

I tried the Lamb Balls combo that came with drunken noodles. The price was $8 and the portions generous. However, the lamb balls were way undercooked (as in raw in the middle) and they had a strange consistency and flavor (too sweet and tasted like they were half fish sauce). The noodles were ok but again were sweeter than I'm used to and lacked any zip. To their credit, they will fix up a vegetarian plate that is not listed on their menu, if asked. read more

Excellent food truck - I ordered the combo and had tofu drunken noodles (delicious! large serving), 2 spring rolls, and wonderful sticky rice with fresh sliced mango. I was surprised by how much I liked the turkey spring rolls, they tasted a bit like a pork spring rolls to me. The food is high quality, the portions are large, and the fresh fruit and sticky rice reminds me of the amazing street vendors in Bangkok. read more

Fantastic drunken noodles. Perfectly cooked chicken. Generous serving, and super friendly, super fast service. Unfortunately, I got there one person too late to take advantage of the free thai iced tea give away. SO JEALOUS of the people who beat me to it! Sang's is not a fancy truck with slick decor. It's all business, and to be honest, the marker board menu today was a bit hard to read. But the food smelled so delicious that it pulled me out of another line. I just ordered chicken with whatever the cook recommended. I am not disappointed! read more

This is a great food truck! Really good and reasonably priced. I left a little disappointed because my coworker frequents the truck and always gets free lemonade (which, by itself, is $3), and I sadly left lemonade-less. But I would definitely go back! Maybe the lemonade gods will look favorably on me next time. read more

delicious. my favorite food truck and they are so nice! A great value. Had most things on the menu and have yet to have any complaints.

We tried several dishes during the Truckeroo 2016 last weekend. The portions were very generous, and the food was good. We had noodles, spring rolls, chicken skewers, empanadas, sticky sweet rice and papaya salad. I recommend for casual lunch! read more

Thought about giving this 2 stars for portion size. The platter was huge. Unfortunately the taste was worthy of a single star. I ordered a Pad Thai which had no peanuts, no scallions, no egg. It was flanked by two very dry and brownish stalks of broccoli and some carrots. Normally ordering Pad Thai I would assume a wait of a few minutes while the chef prepped the dish (or at least heated the pile up). Not here. It was a 15 second speed assembly station beginning with an oversized pull from an open tub of street temperature noodles. The skewers of overly curried chicken they added to the top came from somewhere heated further back in the truck. The chicken might have been fine as part of a true curry dish, but it just served to remind me that what I was eating was hardly even a cousin of Pad Thai as most of us know it. I dumped more than half of this in the trash along with the combo lemonade. The two employees running the shop were nice and very friendly. I wish I could have rated this truck better but this food was simply not worthy. Please spend some time improving your product! read more

Quality AND quantity is obviously the motto of Sang on Wheels food truck. On top of that, it is cheap and inexpensive. Sang on Wheels hits the trifecta and can't get any better. I was in the area for a meeting and was starving. I saw Sang on Wheels and decided to give it a try since asian food in a truck is a hard find in DC. For only $8, I was given a whopping amount of delicious food. I was not too sure what to order so the lady running the truck decided to give me a little of everything. She gave me the lamb and beef balls and they were gigantic and very tender. Really good and that alone could have filled me up. On top of that, she gave me a mountain of noodles (drunken noodles and pad thai) and they were absolutely delicious. Not only freshly cooked and very flavorful, the noodles were loaded with fresh vegetables, making it even more delicious. I am usually a big eater and even I wasn't able to finish my food. I had to finish the rest during dinner. You cannot go wrong with Sang on Wheels. The food hits the spot and will continue to hit the spot after lunch since there is just so much food. read more

Customer service isn't vital to a food truck experience, but it can be important. I am a patient person. However, after waiting and waiting with no explanation from the owners as to why they weren't taking orders, and after three people grew tired of waiting and left, I decided to inquire whether orders were being taken or whether the food was ready yet (I came at 11:30). I was rudely told to "wait 2 minutes." When the food finally was ready, the owner dumped it from a pot held very high in the air to the serving container; I was first in line and standing at the window, and was greeted with food and sauce splashing me in the face, chest, neck and shirt. I was burned and my shirt (first time worn) now likely is ruined due to the numerous stains. The owner saw that she had done this, offered no apology (or napkin), and turned around to continue cooking. This is probably the worst food truck experience I've ever had. I didn't stick around to try the food, but will never come back. read more