If it is a repurposed school bus, does that make it a food bus instead of a food truck? I don't…read moreknow, and at the end of the day, what's the difference if the food is good! I had the pleasure of trying the Irish griller and the nachos, because, honestly, how can I resist nachos. Now, when I'd had corned beef before, it had only been from a can... so my expectations were not set particularly high. However, there's really no comparison between canned rubbish and this! Sandwich was nicely balanced and toasted (maybe grilled?) to perfection. There was a variety of textures and flavors to be found inside. There was a bit of cheesiness, but the stars on the plate were the slaw and the beef. The slaw was fresh with just the right amount of crunch, whereas the beef was tender and in just the right amount. I would have liked a little more sauce though, as I don't recall there being a whole lot of it. On the side perhaps? Also, and this is just me... but a little more cheese never hurts. Then there were the nachos... these fell short for me. As opposed to the thought put into the sandwich, these were like something a college student would throw together. Good nachos, in my opinion, are warm; whereas these were just chips for a bag with stuff thrown on top. The sauerkraut was quite nice, it that it wasn't overly sour. However, because this dish didn't move a thermometer, the beef and chips, and even cheese went together like oil and water. On top of that, the Thousand Island sauce didn't really work for me here. It might be great on sandwiches and salads, but not nachos.

More people need to review them and show some love! Wow wow wow. My brother and I decided to give…read morethem a shot at the Boston Night Market and saturday, initially because their line wasn't too long. We got an order of the corned beef fries. My god. Those things are DANGEROUS. They were truly unbelievable. The crispy fries paired with thousand island and corned beef made for a serious explosion of flavor. It didn't hurt that the guys working were so sweet and kind. I would absolutely stop by their bus again if I ever see them out and about.

Some food trucks are a step above, and Chicken & Rice Guys truck is one of them. It is everything I…read morecould want from a food truck and more! First, the service is lightning fast. It takes less than a minute to go from ordering your food to having the container in hand. Lunch breaks are precious, especially if it's 45 minutes long. Less time spent waiting is more time spent enjoying the blissful break from work. This is to say nothing of inclement weather! Then there is the food itself! I ordered a large chicken on rice with adds-ons of crisp onions and tomato+cuke. The chicken was tender and nicely seasoned, plus there was more than an ample amount. I always root for a place that isn't stingy with meat! The rice was forgettable, but considering this isn't an expensive sushi restaurant where every grain gets a mani-pedi before being sacrificed to humans. As a starch/carb element, the yellow rice was A-OK for the dish. The crisp onions were something I could have done without. Nothing against them; they felt unnecessary for me (not necessarily for you). Meanwhile, the tomato+cuke added some welcome freshness to the dish! Next time I will try to get half-rice, half-salad as my base... if not possible, I will get the tomato+cuke again, even though it isn't free. While ordinarily, I would pillory a place for charging $2.10 for a bit of veggie, though I appreciate this is what stops people from ordering rice and then getting five kilos of diced veggies on top of that! This is good and fine and would be a 4-star review. I would dust my hands off and get on with my day... but then there are the sauces. And let me tell you... sauces and I go together like milk and cookies! When my Uni had chicken nugget night, some would get a mountain of nuggies. Me? Five or six nuggies and every sauce/condiment the university had on tap! But I digress... the sauces added flavor, tied everything together, added additional moisture, and even played nice with one another! Did I mention sauces are self-service? The mint-cilantro-jalapeno was refreshing, flavorful, and had just a little kick! If you like a little heat, this might be great for you but proceed with caution (protecting myself from your lawyers!) The medium/"hot" actually brought some heat! And this is coming from someone for whom Tabasco tastes like salty vinegar! I dare not try the extra hot... I have high heat tolerance, but not that high! The flavor was okay, not mind-blowing, but combined with the creamy garlic, it was heaven! The creaminess took the edge away from the heat and added a whole new dynamic in texture. Plus, my Slavic heart loves garlic! Finally, the BBQ: I found this sauce unremarkable, similar to the BBQ sauce I have in my own fridge. However, I also realize that only some people like heat (or garlic), and I believe food is for everyone. Will absolutely be ordering from this truck again and again as long as it is nearby!

" Food is delicious , big portions " This food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It tastes fresh . The portions are bid . The price is a bargain for portion sizes with fresh good quality food . The service is friendly. The staff radiates positivity. The vibe is welcoming.

Stoked has it down, the menu is exactly what you want from your neighborhood pizza spot ... and the…read morebeverages and cocktails are perfect every time. I recommend the basil gin gimlet or the basil soda. The service is genuine, warm and friendly. We love them for dine in or take out. We always take guests who are visiting Boston because we know they will make us look good! I am in the hospitality industry and I am not easily impressed and I have to say ... Thank you for being so dependable with your product and service. Stoked Wood Fired Pizza is the real deal and they will not disappoint. XO J&O your neighborhood guests. See ya next week!

Fresh light crispy pizza. With good flavor! Clean,polite and great service.nice size menu with…read moreother options and beer and wine available.

I love this place since recently discovering it during finals week…read more It's so cheap and the food taste so good. I really want to try everything except whenever I go something is always sold out. I was lucky enough to get to try the pan fried buns (4) and it's awesome. I dip them in the spicy sauce and they're perfect. The pork sandwich is tender and mouth watering, again add a little bit of hot sauce. Only ever get to eat the vegetarian baozi because the other ones are always sold out :'( They have soy milk but it's not sweeten to make sure you grab a bunch of sugar packets! Everything taste fresh and authentic. Take them very quickly to give you the food. Get so much for under $10 ! Cash only.

I really wish Meng's had a website. So here are the products and prices:…read moreBaozi (stuffed buns): Pork with either (1) leek, (2) napa, or (3) leeks: $1.25 each Roujiamuo (Chinese-style burgers): With pork or beef: $2.50 each Tea Leaf Eggs: $0.75 each Tianjin dumplings: 10 for $7.50 Savory Tofu: $2 They have some Chinese style pancakes that you can only get if you order $30 worth of food for delivery. Pancake with meet stuffing (same stuffing as their baozi): $4 each Braised beef: $10 each Everything is hand made. And authentic! Cash ONLY!

We hosted a 4th of July party and had Big Pig Barbecue cater it!…read more The staff was fantastic and everything was cooked on site. Our guests raved about the food! Highly recommend them if you love BBQ. Holly & Tom Schlichting Winthrop Ma

Big Pig catered my family reunion on July 11th. They did a fantastic job. They were on time,…read moreprofessional and the food was great. I highly recommend!!

Great experience renting the Taco Truck (also included burritos, chips and salsa/guac, tortas etc)…read morefor a private event this week! The team was wonderful and very communicative and responsive and the food was great! Loved the carnitas in particular, delish! Big fans of the tacos and burritos! (The tortas looked like less of a hit...). Definitely recommend!!

Randomly found this place while walking to the North End. It was super busy inside, almost didn't…read morefind a seat. Their menu had a lot of classics, including tortas. A lot of people seemed to be getting the tacos or a torta. I got the steak quesadilla and it was fresh, only thing was it was a little cold and portion was a little small. I liked the pico inside it added good flavors, and the steak was good but it tasted more like a ground beef. My boyfriend got the plate with carnitas, he really enjoyed it. I wish I tried a torta as it looked really good, but next time! They also have locations in other cities--there's one in Medford too. They also do takeout and had a lot of people in and out picking up orders.

First the basics - a delicious latte, probably the best since Bird Rock Coffee Roasters in La Jolla…read more(which is more of a place for fancy latte variations anyway), whereas this is a no-frills, trike-based mini coffee setup. Excellent location, next to many office buildings downtown. Thanks, Coffee Trike (and barista)! I'll definitely drop by again, since I work in the area.

I was running late for work because of the red line having delays. I got off at south station and…read morewas miffed that i couldn't make my usual DD run before catching my bus to Newton. Whilst walking to the bus stop, I saw this business. Then I saw that they had almond milk. This gal was sold. I asked San if they were cash only as I only had plastic. San said, "no, we take cards and Australian currency if you have it!" That gave me a laugh. I'm not supposed to have coffee everyday but I can't help it. Especially if it's this good. I love that this coffee shop is run on a tricycle. I love that San and his colleague were super awesome. My coffee was delicious in every way, and they have almond milk. I shall be back quite soon. I'm telling everyone about you!!! I kinda already started...

I remember when I first heard about this event. My initial thought was "oh look another way NYC and…read moreBoston can compete". Actually, I thought it was just another event New York City could dominate Boston at. But that's just the New Yorker in me. I kid, I kid. I've got nothing but love for Boston's food trucks. I was mostly interested in what trucks New York was going to come with as lets be honest the only food trucks I ever saw in NYC were the halal and hotdog trucks on the streets. And let's just say I was taught never to trust street meat. Good thing the website is good at listing the trucks and their websites so you can scope out the competition beforehand. Surprised to see almost all of them had websites. The first time this event was held in Dewey Square. Contained completely on the farmer's market island. My god it was a mess of lines and the wait for some of the trucks was horrendous. People had to plan strategically in their groups in order to hit as many of the trucks they wanted to try. Food truck competitions are serious business and apparently you call out a competition between NY and Boston you're going to pull a crowd to show some love for their hometown. It's understandable... even if the longest lines were from two NY trucks. The second time around the planners did a lot better location wise. They spread the trucks out along the less trafficked Greenway. Thank god they learned from last year. Also line control was handled a lot better.No funky zigzag across 4 different truck areas here. And there was also plenty of grass or curb to sit and eat. Now for the food. This competition has a habit of bringing an array of different cuisines. I had a plan to visit two trucks this time. Morrocan truck Comme Ci Comme Ca and Indian Chinese hybrid Momos & Buns. Most of the NY trucks had a limited 'Throwdown' menu. While I did pick up the kofka couscous from Comme Ci I would have really liked to try a few of their appetizers that I noticed on their website. The couscous was delicious and I think this was the first time I ever really tried Moroccan cuisine so I don't have anything to compare it to. But I'll definitely hunt down the truck when next I'm in NY. Momos I never got to. There was quite the line and I was not that patient. But while I was walking the area I stumbled upon the Cupcake Crew and tried their maple bacon cupcake. Wow, that was incredible. Although I think bacon makes most things taste better. In all it was a pleasant day with delicious food a relaxed atmosphere and I can't wait until next year's.

So good, worth the hype! The lobster was fresh, delicious, and packed with flavor. Such a fun food…read moretruck and definitely worth trying! Highly recommend!

Stopped at Salem food truck rally and Maine Lobster is a favorite. Always amazing! It's fresh and…read morethe lobster quesadilla is my favorite. :)

Food trucks are finally back in Kendall Square (thank goodness bc the lunch options are slim!)…read more I've eaten at this food truck before and at the Davis location, but it's been a while. Tacos are $4 a pop which is steep, getting a burrito/torta/plate is more bang for your buck. Ordered the carnitas burrito, no beans (they only had black beans). The burrito was a good size for lunch, but if you're a big eater, you'll probably need a side (not as big as a chipotle burrito but much tastier). Decent portion of meat, tasty, only slightly spicy, great amount of cheese. Overall, good lunch and better than the other options in Kendall!

the food is slightly below par with the brick and mortar establishments but that is expected…read more i charged my torta to my credit card, usually they give you the portable machine for you to add a tip, sign it, and add your email for receipt if you like. this option was offered to the previous person in front of me. this option was not offered to me. i never saw the machine. later on i see my receipt online and i find that there's a tip that they added for themselves. THIS IS NOT OK. WTF Tenoch!