Fast and cheap, but not good. I wish I liked this food truck better, because it is the closest one I have to work. It has a few things going for it. It is one of the only places in Kendall where you can get lunch for less than $10. Also, despite sometimes having a line, food comes out quick. Too quick, perhaps. Nothing is made fresh, which results in soggy sandwiches and reheated meat. It's food, but it's not good. If you have some standards for what you eat, I don't recommend it. If you just want cheap sustenance, then go for it. read more

I really do not understand how you can not give this truck five stars! Let's review the basics. Good Food. Under $5. Good quantatity of food. Freshly made every day. Delicious. Easy website. Facebook page. Friendly people. They donate! Did I mention Delicious? When I say good food, I mean it. I love the taste of this truck. This is an amazing gooseberry's makeover. Don't get me wrong, Gooseberry's was also tasty, but it was a bit overwhelming and seemed a little shady. Momogoose feels legit! They have done asian bistro quite well. I know that they bought a whole bunch of new equipment to deliver the food as hot as possible to their customers. They also go to the length of changing their menu to suit the season. On top of their base menu, they have soups in the winter, sandwiches in the summer etc. Did I mention they have pho? It's not as good as chinatown's, but it's nice to be able to get decent pho without running across town. Now, what gets me is their charity meal initiative. I quote "Meal for Meal is a pledge to our customers that for every meal sold, Momogoose will donate a meal to charity." (http://momogoose.com/mealformeal). Are you kidding me!? Not only do they give me a meal for less than $5, but they also donate something every time someone buys a meal! Now, that's just ridiculous. I work close by there, so I have conveniently started following their facebook page as well as their website blog (www.momogoose.com). They do a good job of keeping you up to date on any new items they will have available and every so often they will have a deal that may get you a free or discounted lunch. I've e-mailed the founders of Momogoose to thank them for doing such a good job with this food truck. It has been a real pleasure having them in the neighborhood. EDIT: They now have an iPhone app that you can use to order food before you get to the truck! read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Hot soups for cold times - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I'm smacking my lips, that's how yummy lunch was today! I got here before the crowds, so I was able to get full attention of the cashier. I asked if any of her food was vegan and as it turns out, the tofu is vegan! I got it with rice noodles (rice would have been the other option, as the banh mi bread is not vegan) and the whole meal came to $6.50. The tofu came in a slightly spicy sauce, on top of the rice noodles, shredded fresh carrots and mixed lettuce. They also sprinkled some fried onions on top -- tasty! I'm very pleased with this new food option in the Kendall Sq area! Now if they could come up with a vegan bread...! I'm a sucker for banh mi, so I'd be all for it :) read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Tofu over rice noodles - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I'm definitely a fan of this place. Of course having it close to my workplace helps. I'm hooked on their soups. Not all of them though. I came out there late one afternoon and they only had some sort of chicken soup left and it was very boring and kinda blah. Not sure which one it was but I will not order it again. My fav is the bbq chicken noodle with a little Pho sauce. OMG! And I eat my soup with chopsticks cuz I am bad*ss baby! Don't let the long lines fool you. It's quick! And it's 5 bucks! What else do you need? read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Teriyaki fish. Healthy eating on the go. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Heaping portions of great food for an even greater price. Love! I had the rice bowl (Brown rice, fresh veggies w/ Korean BBQ chicken). It was yumtastic!! For $6 I purchased lunch AND dinner (I couldn't eat it all in one sitting so I'm saving the rest for din din). The chicken was tender and flavorful, the rice was cooked perfectly (not soggy or crunchy), and the veggies were deliciously fresh. You go, momo! 5 stars :-) read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Rice bowl. (Brown rice, fresh veggies, Korean BBQ chicken) Yum! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

This place used to be AWESOME. 5 dollars for a lot of yummy food. Recently I've received the wrong order twice (even after I repeated it) and I wasn't even given the chance to say I wanted brown rice. By the time I opened the container I was too far away (and it was too cold) to walk back. The quality has definitely changed in the last year and prices have gone up. Less meat, worse quality and smaller portions. I used to not be able to finish everything in one sitting. I'm all done with this place. I must say that Clover has stolen me away...and I LOVE meat. So that's saying something. read more

Huge disappointment! I usually keep on going past this food truck despite the long line, but there was no line & I thought I'd give it a shot. I chose the pad thai... The description on the website describes the pad thai as Pad Thai - Traditional rice noodles with fresh eggs, scallions, sprouts and carrots. It was a disgusting mass of grey chicken sitting on noodles with no egg, scallions and a few sprouts. It is such a poor excuse for pad thai that i bothered to take a pix to post. Ick! Disgusting! Never again! Did I mention that it was cold! And note like this is meant to be cold, I mean, this was warm, but not anytime recently and not with the goal of making a cold noodle dish. read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Pad Thai... - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Came here for some quick eats during my lunch break. I was impressed to find vegan options and actually they give you quite a lot of food! It's pretty healthy stuff too. I got the Thai curry tofu. Brown rice and salad are in the mix. But after finishing it, not sure if it's something I would order again. I would though, come back to try a different dish. For the $7-$9, it's not the cheapest asian food truck. But being the only open place on MIT campus during the mid-afternoon, I was pleasantly surprised. read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Thai curry tofu on brown rice - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Got the Bulgogi Beef on rice today. The portion size was pretty large and it was pretty cheap. The food wasn't great quality and pretty oily. Normally wouldn't eat here, but I guess it's good enough for a poor college student that's in a rush ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. read more

Saté Grill-on-Wheels - Bulgogi Beef on Rice - Asian Fusion Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Momogoose redeemed! I think I goosed myself giving them a lukewarm review previously, because they had screwed up my order just the once, and the result was also lukewarm (I wanted piping hot!). Subsequent visits have rectified my apprehensions, and now can only swear allegiance. The bahn mi is the bomb...er, bahn! Cheap, tasty distribution, bread is fresh and just the proper combo of crispy and squishy. Newest love is Korean BBQ chicken. I think I got the whole chicken! read more

Holy mother of Christ, Gooseberry's got one hell of a makeover. The permanent menu is simple and to the point, focusing on the items that everyone loves, and a blackboard for daily specials. The baguettes are a great idea - the ga nuong (house lemon chicken) is the perfect filling for it. If you like the bulgogi, get the rice bowl (you'll get more meat in that one, they tend to understuff the sammy version). Also, a food truck that offers pho? I'm sold. Good amount of chicken up in that bowl, and just the right amount of duck/sriracha sauce in the lil' container that comes with it. All items less than $6; I'll often get the pho and ga nuong, and enjoy one or the other for dinner. Do eetttt. read more

I promise you this, their tofu pho is the best $5 you will ever spend in Kendall Square at lunch. The service is immediate, the flavor and portion size (for the price) is amazing, and their menu selection is pretty schweet. Definitely take advantage of their spicy sauces and peanut sauces if you are a sauce-o-phile like I am. Don't know why people go to places like Cozi and Panera when they can have this option instead. read more

Ever since the Momo Goose truck came to Government Center I have been excited to try it for lunch a few times. It is a pretty extensive asian fusion menu that has everything from Korean BBQ chicken to Peanut Chicken. The two major pluses are the price and prep time. So cheap - about 6 bucks for a large portion of food. They are super super quick too. There is always a line and I have never waited longer than 3-5 minutes. I have only tried the Tika Masala Chicken which is delicious. I get it with brown rice and then it comes with some veggies. The chicken is marinated really well but the rice and vegetables could use a little more sauce or seasoning. Also, by 1 or 2 they are usually out of a few things - so I would say try to come on the earlier side if you want your pick of the menu! read more

A food truck located in the middle of the STATA Center. I had the Korean Bulgogi Banh Mi, which was extremely disappointing. There were potatoes in the bulgogi, there wasn't much bulgogi to start with. Really needed pickled vegetables, not a salad (like that ones you find in the $5 box at Star Market). It was the most lackluster $7 Banh Mi I've had. In fact, I've had Banh Mi for $3 that were a lot better than this. read more

The Goosebeary truck was a staple of my diet many years ago, and recently I was reunited with this truck when I moved back to the east coast. A lot has changed - the name changed, the truck is red like a fire engine instead of white. But the food is just as good! I would usually arrive at the truck around 12:30, which seems like peak business hours. The line would extend 25-30 persons long. No worries, cause the line moves FAST. The food gets served and ready for me in less than the time it takes for me to fumble around with my wallet and find the ridiculously cheap $4.50 it costs for a meal. On their menu is a variety of rice bowls, vermicelli bowls, and soups. I tried the "ga nuong" (grilled chicken), General Gau's chicken, thai peanut tofu, and orange chicken. Each meal comes inside a white styrofoam box with vegetables. All were very tasty and satisfying, both to my stomach and my wallet. In the end, I can totally understand why this is known as the food truck that shut down an MIT dining hall back in the 90's, when the truck was parked more centrally on campus and served lots of students. Soooo good! Sooooo cheap! read more

Momogoose is cheap, it fills you up, but it won't be anything mind blowing. The line is always super long, especially around 12:30. It moves fast though so prepare to have your order ready or else you'll get an evil stare from the regulars (just kidding, maybe.) Everything is premade and then put together once you place your order. They sell out of a lot of the popular items like the Ga Nuong during busy days, so if you want that come early. The main staples are the Ga Nuong and the Korean BBQ Chicken, but I think the ramen noodles taste better (try the BBQ Chicken or the Tofu). The daily specials are also great. My favorites are the Red Curry, Viet Yellow Curry, and the Massaman Curry. You can choose brown rice for the same price, so why not? The brown rice is actually excellent and maintains a nice texture even if it's sitting there. I'm by no means a vegetarian, but I usually lean towards the tofu. It's thickly cut (unlike Bon Me's tofu) and tastes better than the chicken which is sometimes dry. I've ventured out of my main staples (ramen or the daily special), and have regretted all of those orders (Claypot fish, Ga Nuong, General Gau's). Stick with the ramen and daily specials, and you'll be coming here 3-4 times a week like I do! Also, can someone explain why it's $1 more expensive for the same food at their pop-up location in Leisure Station (a 5 min walk away) vs. the food truck ($6 at Leisure, $5 at the truck)? read more

A staple of my lunch routine, Momogoose is the ultimate in satisfying, well-portioned, Asian-inspired food. Go at 11:30, before the lunch crowd arrives and before all the goodies get sold out. If you can make it this early, try out the crispy roll: a standard Chinese vegetarian spring roll executed to perfection. It loses its crispiness over time so going after 12 isn't an option. The wonton soup is another great appetizer to try. The chicken-based wontons are packed full of flavor and the soup is unsalty enough to drink. As for the entrees, stick to variations of their marinated meats. Momogoose's ga nuong (lemongrass chicken) and Korean BBQ chicken are great. According to Twitter, these have been marinated for 24 hours before cooking. read more

I never expected to describe a place where I buy food with the same words I use to describe a thrift store, but this place is hit or miss. First impression, I had their daily curry special and threw half of it away since the sauce was too bland for the overcooked rice. Would you like spices with that coconut milk? No? Ok, we'll put that over squishy rice for ya'. Then, after careful consideration, several months, and an itch to play Lunch Truck Roulette, I had their masala chicken and ate every last bite. It had a great kick. The chicken was tender and thoroughly marinated with masala. The rice was normal and not mushy. I even scarfed down the sad four pieces of lettuce they might call a side salad. I grabbed a tiny cup of peanut sauce as the dressing. Wow! Quality, couldn't believe the food came from the same place. The last couple of times, I was not as lucky, but not too unlucky. If it's not the sauce, it's the meat, and the rice may end up all gross. I found that their tofu is not very good no matter how much delicious sauce it's smothered in (tofu peanut thai) and that the peanut sauce that they have in those mini-plastic drawers can save a dish (Chicken Pad Thai). At $4-5 for a ton of food, it's cheap, but not delicious most of the time. They do sell Banh mi, but they don't get kudos since they charge more than the Chinatown sandwich places. They do get kudos for flying through their line. No matter how long it is, you will not wait long. Not bad, but needs improvement. read more

The line, will be long. Very, very long. It will also move at a breakneck pace. I will help out the uninitiated with some simple rules to live by at Momogoose. First, almost everything that comes in a container tastes like curry chicken. Sometimes the curry is a slightly different flavor, or color. It's always consistently good, but the variety they advertise is lot like offering Red, Rouge, Deep Pink, Crimson, and Scarlet. It's all pretty much the same thing. Now, if you like one, you'll like 'em all. So, there is that. Personally, I'm a sucker for their pho and bbq chicken soup. These are staples, you can't really screw them up unless you -really- try. The bbq chicken soup usually sells out in the first 20 minutes, and is totally worth it. I don't really review places that suck, unless they are mean too, and I'm really picky about my food, so you should feel perfectly comfortable having lunch from the goose. read more

I'm writing this review with a little bit of a cautious approach....cause the lines here are long enough as it is! This place is a great addition to the food truck paradise which is behind the MIT/KENDALL T Stop nestled away on Carleton Street. Asian cuisine, done in three diff ways, well maybe more. Rice Bowls, Burritos, Subs I had the Bulgogi on a Baguette, wow...just everything about this sandwich hit the spot...and for $5 you can't beat it. Next time I'm getting a rice bowl. Fresh, flavorful food and fast service are a great thing and this place has it all. Also quick notes from their site, South & Southeast Asian bistro and desserts bar. Vegan, vegetarian, and non-vegetarian. a food truck by - MIT/HARVARD/YALE ALUMS... For every meal that they sell, they donate a meal to a hungry child. Meal for meal. Open M-F 10:30 - 2:00 and starting soon the Dessert bar 2-5. read more

I TOTALLY regret not finding out about Momogoose until 2nd semester. I can't believe I was such a chump eating at the overpriced school cafeteria (which admittedly I still do every now and then out of convenience). Based on my totally unscientific analysis, Momogoose is winning the food truck race, at least on Carleton St. Their lines are always the longest. The good thing is with probably-Tiger-Mother-induced-efficiency, the line moves pretty quickly. My favorites are the baguettes (bahn mi), which vary a little from what you might normally expect. The bread is perfectly crusty, but they put kim chee in there, which is a little different. The other ingredients seem pretty standard: chicken/pork, cilantro, jalapenos, carrots, mayo. And at $4.50? So awesome. The chicken wonton soup and the curries are also good options. The box of curry is really a lot of food- rice, meat and veggies. I've had the other ramen-style soups, but am not really a big fan there, I think the meat is too greasy. I also really appreciate the thought that went into their "sides bar", where they use little plastic drawers for different utensils, sauces and napkins. Momogoose, I'm going to miss you when I leave Cambridge. read more

Still very happy with the food, price, and menu. Just not as caaahhhraazy as before. It taste good and is very reasonably priced....but it just seems like it's lacking something.....maybe a little je ne sais quoi. The main Thai/Vietnamese rice/noodle dishes are VERY simple....some rice or noodles topped with your choice of chicken or tofu and 2 veggies on the side with some shredded lettuce. The sauces all seem to be variants off a handful of base sauces. The Pho and Wonton soups are good but not great. The wonton is better than the Pho in my opinion. Wonton soup can get away with being really simple. I've had a ton of Pho (even in back alleys in Vietnam) and this is just meh....the broth is really plain and simple, and Pho should be complex and delicious (IMO). Tasty food indeed and reasonably priced. A very worthy lunch adversary. read more

Super friendly, super fast, super cheap. You've fed my husband more meals than I have in the last month and for that I thank you! Hope you stick around City Hall for a long time! read more

It's a no for me. Sate isn't fresh or all that tasty. The guy running the truck was too relaxed and wasn't very helpful with the menu. The food is already prepared and by the time you put in your order - the food is out. They don't even bother heating it up/stir frying it. Seasoning is lacking. The only positive is they give you a lot of food for cheap. But if everything tastes cold, old and bland - is it really worth the money? read more

I used to really love Momogoose... But lately their food and service have been pretty dismal. They used to give good portions (lots of protein), but have obviously decided that splicing their protein with potato is a cost saver. So instead of bulgogi beef or korean bbq chicken you mostly get bulgogi potato and korean bbq potato. I don't really want a meal of potato on rice/noodles, with a tiny sprinkling of protein. And their service has gotten worse -- now if you order "extra protein" odds are you won't get it. You might not even get brown rice if you ask for it. Sad, used to be a great lunch option. read more

I really like this truck and have been coming to it probably twice a week for the last four years (when they were called Goosebeary's). However, I can understand the reviews because I think they unfortunately have a problem with consistency. Do the dishes get left over certain days and not others? I hope not, but hard to say. The following items on the menu are consistently good (at least lately): Sun Nuong, Ga Nuong, Bangkok Garpao, Orange Chicken, Chicken Pho. The following items are sometimes good, sometimes not: Bulgogi Beef, General Gau's Chicken, Teriyaki Chicken, Korean BBQ Chicken, Roast Pork. These were not very good, at least the one time I tried them: the various Thai curry specials, Masala Chicken, Chicken Pad Thai. The menu at this one at least is also way bigger than what's on the website. The menu has also had some changes over the years, mostly contracting the menu (probably a good thing). The prices are very good, although they have gone up from $4-4.50 when I first started coming four years ago to $5-5.50. Still I really like the place a lot because it's cheap, and if you know what to order, very good. I also like the nice people that work in here, and they are very efficient at getting through the long lines that form at this place from 12-1:30 every day. I guarantee this place serves more customers by a factor of 2 or 3 than any of the other trucks at MIT, including the vaunted Clover's. read more

If I had written this review at the time I wrote my Bon Me review, Momogoose would have easily gotten 4 stars. But that's when I started getting involved with Yelp and realized there were so many options in Chinatown. As a result, I realize that in terms of quality and price, Momogoose really doesn't hold a candle to them (sorry, but $3 legit banh mi versus $5 Americanized banh mi). With that being said, you can still get pretty good Asian food for pretty darn cheap for very fast at this truck. Most items are $5 on the menu. If you get the small soup for $3 though you basically get the same amount of stuff as the large just with less broth. The real question is what does the name mean? Is it like a spin on Mother Goose? Is it like Duck Duck Goose played with Mo Vaughn? Who knows. Seriously, who? Because I really am curious. read more

Why Momogoose is awesome: Super quick lines Inexpensive meal of the day (usually $4) They keep their utensils in a filing cabinet?! Momogoose is perfect for a quick, reliable lunch. I have found that the noodle dishes are more consistently good than the curry dishes; from my experience, the rice tends to be mushy or overcooked. But you can't really argue with the cheap prices; one lunchbox usually lasts me two meals! read more

Cheap, tasty food for under or around $5? Sure thing! They have daily specials (check out their Twitter) and are super quick. I'm not sure if this is what Goosebeary's is now, but it's run by the same people. You order will be in your hands within 2 minutes of you ordering it. They have vegetarian and vegan options as well. Nom nom. Love the Kendall foodtrucks. :) The only downside is that they don't take credit cards, but that might change. They also might be around for dinner, like Clover, in the future, too. read more

Can the staff be any less friendly and engaged in their own silly conversations! The guy who is there most days -- clean your nose and be pleasant. You are serving food -- for crying out loud. Or that ravioli which is thick, doughy feels like it is filled your boogers. read more

Dirt cheap, delicious, full menu with lots of varied options (curry, asian fusion dishes, pho, vietnamese sandwiches). This is the absolute perfect lunch stop. read more

While deciding to eat lunch at ABP or Panera (and pouting about the lack of good options in the Kendall Sq area), I was suddenly drawn to this bright food truck behind the T station. Wow, what's not to like? Fresh, tasty, and very inexpensive asian fare is on the menu. I got there at the tail end of lunchtime, so a lot of popular options were sold out. However, the very friendly staff suggested their version of chicken pho with rice instead of noodles (and topped with kimchi) - Yum! I hope they continue having that on the menu. Also, don't forget to order a summer roll for a mere $1.75. It'll round out your delicious meal. So all in all, deliciousness cost me $5.75. Of course I'll be back! P.S. Cash only! read more

This is lunch for $4-5 in an area fairly low on cheap lunch options other than food trucks. Just for being cheap and edible, it gets the first three stars. Honestly, for the portion size, it's only a buck or two more than the cost of actually buying that portion of chicken in a supermarket. I'm really not quite sure why some reviewers think the portions are too small; I think they're huge. I eat them for a meal and two large snacks. This truck has also never given me food poisoning, which is more than I can say for a full half the places in the food court across the street. Some of the selections are great (thai peanut chicken) and the rest are solidly edible ('lite' chicken noodle stir fry thing, which oddly enough is the greasiest thing I ever ordered here). The food is moderately healthy- it's heavy and filling, and if you eat the whole thing it's a lot of calories, but it's simple. Rice/rice noodle, chicken, lettuce/broccoli/cabbage, sauce. The end. Not much room for anything mysterious. And, as several others have commented, they handle their super long lunch line like none other. As someone who hates to wait in line and has a short lunch break, I really appreciate that. My only real complaint is I wish there were more vegetables and less rice. They don't really seem to be amenable when you ask them for more veggies. They also only take cash, but that speeds things up. Maybe the quality isn't quite the same as what you might expect from a restaurant, but you'd be paying 2-3 times as much there. read more

I've been a 1-2x/week customer of Momogoose (the Red food truck on the MIT campus near Stata Center) for 9 years. If you're trying to eat vegan this truck is a godsend: there are at least two vegan options, like curry or Korean BBQ tofu, available every day over brown rice, white rice or noodles. For about $7.50 you can have WITHIN 30 SECONDS a very generous serving, which you need to cover with their chili sauce to make extra worthwhile. The staff in the truck are unfailingly efficient and polite in all weather conditions. Thai Peanut is the best. read more

I went with a friend today around 1PM (shorter line) and we experienced some awful things: 1) Food - the rice was very wet, and looked like porridge. I will upload a picture .. otherwise follow my friend on twitter bostonfoodie617, because he uploaded it 2) Customer Service - the girl slammed the change into my hand; and for the customer in front of me who ordered something they didnt have she just said "out!" ..the customer did not understand, and she said "we are out of that item." 3) We both saw the managing crew yell at the staff. It was very unprofessional. I just dont feel like these people care anymore. They know their food is cheap and it will get people to come. That said, theres other cheap food around like Clover, and the food court, where quality is similar, and they're not jerks. I would not want to work for these people. And now, my small group at EMC will stop eating here. read more

I love their new Banh Mi's, although at $5 it's $2 more than all the other Banh Mi's in the city :( their grilled pork Banh Mi has kimchee in it...dunno how I feel about that. Hot and Sour soup is on the sweet side..but still tasty. Also they started using white meat chicken in their viet curry, so minus 1 star. I love dark meat and wish they would bring it back T_T read more

At least the prices here are a bit more reasonable than at Bon Me. Pretty much everything is $5. They have three general options: a banh mi, a rice bowl, and a noodle salad. Within those three options, you have lots of options in terms of proteins/tofu/etc. I had the lemongrass chicken "salad." I used "air quotes" there for a reason. This was not a salad. This was pretty much just 45% chicken, 45% noodles, and about 10% lettuce thrown to the side. But the chicken itself was very flavorful. And they provided a lot of it. Lots of noodles too. It was an extremely generous portion, especially for $5. I wanted some kick, so I'm glad I grabbed some sriracha and doused my meal with it before taking it back to my office. Anyway, I would come back here, but maybe I'd try the rice bowl instead (with lemongrass chicken again). I really wish the "salad" was really a "salad." I would love it if they gave less chicken and fewer noodles with a lot more veggies. read more

If one was judging this truck by only speed of service, they would get 5 stars. Inconsistency of the quality of food is what drags down their reputation. Take pad thai, for example. One day the chicken in the dish is the kind I call "chicken in snot". Overcooked and slimey. Another day you will get perfect juicy pieces on top of noodles. Same goes for many other dishes I have tried. Basically I am tired of this place being hit or miss. Folks, PLEASE get your recipes right and follow them. No customer wants to guess if this time the dish is right or if it horrid. read more

Those who work in Kendall don't want to spend $11 bux a day on lunches (which is the going rate). Enter Momogoose. Simply stated, for $5, this deal CANNOT be beat. Sure the food can be a little bland, but that is what those free peanut sauce and hot sauce containers are for! Use them! They have a surprisingly large menu for only being one little truck, and they have their operation down pat in true "stick and move" fashion so the line moves quickly. I like their noodle soups and vietnamese sandwiches. For the tofu dish, I don't particularly like the kind of tofu they use. For the reviewer who said that $5 is no excuse for bad food: 1) it's not bad food. McD's is bad food. 2) try finding a $5 meal anywhere else in Kendall that will fill you up 3) you said you'd rather bring your own lunch -- ok then do that. Not all of us have the time or inclination. read more

So I'm not sure about the loaction with what people talking about in Kendall. But this truck sits outside of my office almost everyday of the week. I picked up one of their soup bowls and it was good. I'm not sure I"ll be back again as I wasn't too impressed, but for a truck on the street, it was okay. read more