I was at the farmers market with my husband on Saturday where I saw a food truck that had "Burrito"…read morewritten on it. "Yes!" I exclaimed to myself, as I was quite hungry. My mouth watering, I approached the food truck. I was immediately taken aback by the menu; not only was it not what I was expecting, the ingredients just didn't seem to go together at all: pulled pork, mole, chili relano sauce, and...scrambled egg. Huh? Now, I lived the majority of my life in the West and Midwest, so I am familiar with the flavors; I knew that they aren't typically seen/served in this way, but, "What the heck" I thought, "maybe it tastes better than it sounds." So, I ordered.
I got the burrito bowl, because I stay away from gluten if I can, so I really appriciated the gluten free option. Upon receiving my food (the gentleman taking and filling orders was very nice), I saw that it did infact look as strange as it sounded, but I was still open minded, and willing to try it.
Pork was the only protein option, and anyone who cooks knows that the protein is the star of the dish. Sadly, the pork was terribly under seasoned and bland. In my bowl there were a heaping portion of overcooked scrambled eggs, which would have been better suited at breakfast time (as it was afternoon when I ordered), but I was trying to stay open minded. The meat and eggs was smoothered in a mole type sauce, and topped with kernels of corn.. No cheese, no sour cream, no onion, no pico, and no salt to speak of.
Mole is a deep, rich sauce, typically served with chicken; in my opinion, it did not at all go with pulled pork and scrambled eggs. I took three bites, and unfortunately, I had to throw it away. I am not a wasteful person, but could not eat this food. Because there wasn't enough seasoning, the mole overtook the whole dish. The eggs just didn't make since at all. The chili relleno sauce was good, but was overtaken by the mole. I believe that the business owner was trying to take Southwest flavors and put a "Memphis" twist on it, but unfortunately, sorely missed the mark
To make matters worse, when my husband tried to leave a review stating his personal experience and opinion of the food, the business owner responded to him in a condescending manner, accusing him of attacking her personally, when in reality that is not what he was doing, and he never mentioned her at all; he was simply leaving his opinion about the food not being good. But since this is not what the business owner wanted to hear, she got triggered and defensive.
In conclusion, my experience with Dynamic Duo was a terrible attempt at a fusion that doesn't work, resulting in terrible food, and equally terrible customer service. One star, because no stars isn't an option.