Worst food truck experience ever. Order was wrong, staff seemed confused, wedges weren't burnt to…read morea crisp. I figured I'd give this a try since I'm all Keto and such. Let's start with the fact that the crew seemed confused when I walked up, that should have been a sign. The guy working the window had a mystery order that no one claimed of pulled pork, mashed cauli and wedges. I ordered the pulled pork, mash and slaw. I took my order and made my way across the street to work. I knew I should have opened it up before I left but I didn't. I get to the office and find pork, mash and wedges. Okay, slightly irritated because I didn't get my slaw and I figure they gave me the "Mystery order" to get rid of it. Then I look at the wedges. They are virtually uneatable, literally burnt black. Never again Brooklyn Sandwich, never again.

Ok, so not bad, but room for improvement. I was surprised that I liked the Ruben more than the…read moreBrisket. The Ruben was flavorful with the slaw and aioli, but there unfortunately wasn't much meat. The Brisket, meanwhile, was half inedible because it was so fatty. Of course I expect fat on my sandwich meats, but this was too much. The knish was delicious, as was the sour pickle. The slaw was better on the sandwich than by itself on the side, and again, there wasn't much of it. So the food was good, but when I go to a food truck for lunch, instead of bringing my own, I want to be full afterwards, and unfortunately I was still hungry since their portions were so small.

If you want the TL;DR: Stop reading and order food…read more Thanks again fellow yelpers. As I was frigidly walking down the street, looking at food truck after food truck. I remembered the misfortune of not checking here before I ordered. This time, I checked a handful and then came across the reviews for Royal Chicken & Gyro. 2018 is looking up! The yellow truck is one of the most nondescript food trucks I've seen in a while, and one of the best experiences I've had. As I walked up, a nice woman greeted me. She was very nice, as was the other woman in the truck. I then asked the first woman what the combo over rice was. She explained that it was chicken and gyro meat over rice. She then went on to explain that gyro was beef and lamb mixed together. Being a meat lover, I decided that is what I would have, but let me back up for a moment. I have a problem. I generally order the most expensive thing on the menu (food-wise and proportional for 1-2 people). I love seafood, weird food, and more importantly, really good food. Back to the review at hand...So, I order the most expensive thing on the menu: Chicken and Gyro over rice. It was $10. It comes with chick peas (if you want) and a salad in a recyclable clamshell divided container. I asked for no napkins/plasticware seeing as I have those in my office. Let me say that all of the food (save the salad) was cooked very well. It was all very flavorful. The tzatziki sauce is wonderful as was the hot sauce. The meats were bigger than bite size, but not too big, and tender. Really everything about this meal was great including the chick peas and even the salad dressing. I'm even not one for salad dressing usually. The rice was also a good complement to the great flavors of the meat. I would recommend going to this food truck if you see it. You will not be disappointed. I will definitely return here if I see that yellow Royal Chicken & Gyro truck again. A random interesting note, roughly half of the food pictures have keyboards in the background.

This is by far the best kabob food truck!! The meat (both chicken and gyro) and rice are seasoned…read moreto perfection. Don't let the plain exterior fool you. I eat there once a week when the truck is by my work place. I really wish there was a brick and mortar location! Servings are generous and service comes with a smile.

Okay, sooooo apparently I was LATE to The Chili Jefe party because several of my coworkers already…read moreknew about them, followed them on social media AND were hyping them up before lunch even started. So of course I had to see what all the carrying on was about. The line was LONG. The wait was LONG. And it was HOT outside. Was I going out there to stand in that sun??? Absolutely TF NOT. I'm a SOFT GIRLIE!!! Thankfully, my coworker took one for the team and grabbed our food. Meanwhile, people started coming back inside with their orders and the smell was taking over our HUGE hallway. GOODNESS!!! Everybody was in everybody's containers, trying wings, fish, whatever somebody was willing to share. The aroma alone had me like...oh, this might actually HIT. My coworker and I got lemon pepper wings, Old Bay wings and fried whiting. I opened the container, and I was SOLD off the SMELL alone. Then I tasted it??? Soooooo DAMN GOOD!!! Like...almost SINFUL good. The seasoning was SEASONING. The wings were hitting. That fried whiting??? YES, was whitinging!!! I couldn't finish everything, so I took my leftovers home for dinner. And OH MY...it STILL HIT hours later!!! That's when I got mad at myself because WHY DIDN'T I ORDER MORE?! Naturally, I went searching for them on Yelp afterward because I needed to give them their FLOWERS immediately. Now I just need to figure out where this truck normally is posted up because The Chili Jefe...I SAID, WHAT I SAID!!! I WILL be pulling up again.

I stopped by the food truck where they were located in Waldorf for wing Wednesday. I thought it was…read morejust okay. They get busy pretty quickly. I made the mistake of not entering my phone number at the start so I didn't get the message that my food was ready. There was a sign but I didn't read throughly because of the line behind me. The wings were good. The fries could have been crisper. The steak bowl was packed and was enough to last for two meals.

This pasty is not something you'll find in a steamy, smelly, testosterone filled joint in West…read moreVirginia, but instead a... steamy, smelly, meat and vegetable-filled baked delight. I think I may have hit them on their first day... I'd first like to applaud the guys on doing what they're doing; heck of a scene to jump into, but I'm happy to have them. As already mentioned, they have a handful of flavors for now at $6.50/ea and some sausage rolls, which I'll have to try next time. Bottled water, soda, and high-end potato chips fill out the menu. I opted for a curry chicken pasty. At first look, I thought "$6.50 for that?", but once I got down to it, it turned out to be pretty filling. Heck, I shouldn't complain; chowed down to an $11 salad today... Crust was very good as was the filling. Not out of this world, but no complaints. Coworker had the beef pasty and commented that it was a bit heavy on the pepper. I will definitely be going back, but I'm not in any rush. A nice addition to the food cart world, but... It's ~100 degrees out... I pray they stick around until the weather cools because they'll be a much more welcome treat then.

The Pure Pasty Co, a shop in Vienna, just started a food cart in Arlington. It will be in Welburn…read moreSquare, next to Ballston Metro, at lunchtime on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, according to the nice gentlemen in the food cart. At the moment, the menu is three pasties and a sausage roll. The pasties are $6.50 apiece and the sausage roll was a bit cheaper. Pasties are British savory turnover-type items. The cart offers a beef, a chicken curry, and a third one I don't remember, probably veg. And the sausage roll. They also have a basket of upscale potato chips, and probably some beverages (I didn't notice). The chicken curry was pretty good, definitely enormous, which is important for my $6.50. Though I'd rather pay $4 for one half that size, but maybe that's just me. The pastry crust was good, which is key - it wasn't heavy and it didn't break apart in my hands, either. Honestly, British food isn't usually "knock your socks off" amazing, and this is no exception. But these are authentic pasties, so that counts for something. The cart was run by two young guys, one in a "Pure Pasty" t-shirt and the other in a "Mind the Gap" t-shirt. Mr Mind the Gap politely informed me that I had mispronounced "pasty," and it should be "PAST-y, not PASTE-y." Which was on the line between friendly and rude, but a cute guy with a British accent can get away with a lot, right? So go for it, Mr Mind the Gap. Spread the gospel of PAST-y over Arlington.

Ordered via Uber Eats and one of the worst things I've ordered. This appears to be Italian Pizza…read moreKitchen attempting to offer another, Mac and cheese centric, menu offering. 3/5 of the items I ordered were wrong and when I called, they confirmed that the confusion was surrounding the kitchen not knowing which restaurant (Italian Pizza kitchen vs Mac Attack) menu item to make. The person on the line concluded that there was nothing they can do and essentially hung up on me. Separately, the 1 menu item we did receive was mediocre at best and not worth the $ or headache around the other missing items. There are several better options in the city for Mac and Cheese, no need to order it from Italian Pizza kitchen.

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THEIR FOOD. Hey where have u all been. I talk about your fantastic BBQ and…read moreColeslaw, but, can't find you. Please come back to METRO CENTER...Please, there's no one as good as you. Hope to see you all soon...COME BACK DELICIOUS, DELICIOUS

The salmon balls were fantastic and the team was super accommodating…read more The sweet potato's weren't too sweet. The fish was crisp. The salmon balls were juicy and flavorful. I highly recommend you try them.

Not my first time patronizing this food truck, they came to my apartment complex again. Reasonable…read moreprices and the food is great. Customer service is on point as well. Love to see a Black Woman owned food truck. I love their hush puppies best. The lemonade was not overly sweet as well, which is rare. They also do catering as well, the food truck mainly service Virginia and Maryland at times; limit service in DC.