Kessho is always great for a hot summer day. Today was no different. The hubs and I grabbed a…read morepineapple upside down cake gelato for a nice afternoon treat. The gelato was cool, smooth and oh so delicious. You can taste the fresh pieces of pineapple and the Taiwanese pineapple cake embedded in the gelato. It's layered for enjoyment. Service is always fast and easy no matter how long the line. Fortunately, today we were able to walk right up. Pretty chill today...no rain and not too much sunshine.

possibly my new favorite ice cream/gelato spot! its not too sweet (which is perfect) and the scoops…read moreare big. there are so many unique, asian-inspired flavors to choose from that i was sooo indecisive. the black sesame cookies and cream was my favorite. so nutty and fragrant, with generous bits of cookies mixed in. the azuki bean came in second; it had real red bean throughout and tasted incredibly comforting. the mango sticky rice was also amazing, super refreshing with a great balance of mango and coconut, and you could even taste the sweet, steamed fragrance of the sticky rice coming through! the lychee rose raspberry was our least favorite of the four, but still really good. it mostly tasted like lychee with lychee jelly, and we couldn't really pick up much of the rose or raspberry. overall, we were obsessed with the nuance in each flavor and the creamy richness of the gelato. already planning to go back and try the ube next :D

Krave is a food truck in the parking lot of the Valero gas station on Anderson Lane. This flame…read morepainted truck is appropriate for the spice of their meats although not too spicey. Shiv, the chef on board, recommended three meat bowl. I choose jerk, tikka and Mediterranean flavored chicken. It truly was an explosion of flavors and textures in your mouth. Each piece of chicken was individually flavored with generous portions. I can also taste the finely chopped onions, soft yet plump tomatoes, sour cream and another secret sauce. All of these meats, vegetables and sauces topped a bed of fluffy rice. My taste buds were dancing! Shiv was super kind and accomodating. There is covered seating near the food truck. They have a very unique food concept. You can buy chips at the gas station and they will add toppings from the food truck, I.e. like a Dorito or Frito pie with a spice tip. Give Krave Kitchen a try!

A girl blew this place up on Tik Tok... and it truly deserves the hype. My boyfriend loves watching…read morethese reels of another similar food truck in Virginia that does a BYOB (bring your own bag) option, so he was literally a kid on Christmas day when I took him here after finding out Austin now has a food truck that does the same! Shiv was incredible and so, so, so sweet. He asked us for our feedback multiple times and even gave us some samples of their berry smoothie, which is absolutely delicious. I highly recommend getting Doritos nachos or the hot fries as your bags because both offered great bases. If you can't eat spicy, ask for more white sauce and none of the spicy sauce. I'd also recommend asking for more tomatoes. The chicken schwawrma + gyro was a fantastic combination, and there is so much food for just $12. I highly, highly, highly recommend coming to krave. They open late, and seriously, Shiv is the sweetest. Please support local businesses!

Incredible experience at Mesa Tacos! Huge shoutout to Lay for the amazing service. Coming from the…read moreValley (Edinburg), my standards for Mexican food are high, and this place absolutely nailed it. We tried the Birria is a must-try (El Chorreado), the Barbacoa, and a classic Bacon, Egg, and Cheese. Everything was fresh, authentic, and worth every penny. If you want great value and genuine hospitality, check them out. I'll definitely be a regular here!

I was around this area looking for a solid place to eat when I saw this place had just about 5…read morestars on yelp, so me and my sister stopped, and believe me I wish I would've looked at the pictures before so I never would have. We got the nachos(minus beef), and the flauta plate. Plus a pretty solid sized lemonade. Thirty. Eight. Dollars. I know Austin's food is expensive, but $30+ for sub par food? No way. I wish I could've gotten pictures of the nachos we received, but to paint a picture for you they resembled nachos I received from my public school. Sad. Watery. Bad. Now the flautas plate looked pretty decent actually, but the taste didn't hold up to its looks. Nothing had flavor. The mexican rice was just red white rice with carrots in it. No tomato flavor, or any flavor was in them at all. And the beans were eh, just nothing special to even mention. The best thing about this place was their salsa though! Helped tremendously with the rest of the foods flavor. Now the lemonade, pretty good. Not the best, but for sure helped with the rest of the meal. The service was excellent, but I just wish the food could be on par with the taste of the food. All in all, Im glad I tried it to remember to do a deeper dive on where I go to eat next time.

Dang Hot 89 is an Asian-owned Nashville hot chicken food truck, and it easily takes the spot for…read morethe best Nashville hot chicken and fried chicken sandwich I've had in Austin. Nothing else really comes close. The chicken is excellent, but the fries deserve a special mention, they're perfectly crispy and coated in a cheesy, spiced seasoning that's completely unique and insanely good. I've never had fries like these before. There's plenty of parking, and the area is usually quiet unless the nearby brewery has live music. The owners seem nice as well. Seating isn't great, so I usually end up eating in my car, but it's absolutely worth it. HIGHLY recommend if you're a fried chicken fan.

I tried the chicken boneless sandwich medium which came with fries and the chicken tenders mild…read more The chicken itself is very juicy and tender. Most of the flavor is on the outside though and because the chicken is so juicy and big the crust falls off. The chicken sand which is HUGE. There is so much meat and the ratio seems really off. The bread gets really soggy fast but the coleslaw and pickles are a nice addition. The flavors are really solid. The medium is the perfect spice for me. The tenders are okay, since I got mild it wasn't really flavorful and the dang sauce isn't very flavorful either. Food was made to order because it was HOT. The brewery area is very cute and fun but the parking situation is not great.

As a Californian, it's been a bit of a struggle to find tacos that actually hit the way they do…read moreback home. Paprika is everything I've been searching for! There's real flavor, the meats are so well seasoned and generous, and the tortillas are really really good. The space is super cute too, but the salsa bar is where it's at. It definitely packs some heat!! The al pastor is some of the best I've had (only avail on saturdays) and loved the carnitas too. $4 a taco is a bit criminal, but I will happily hand over my money every single time. Amazing house made agua frescas too

The inside of the restaurant gives me slight "hole in the wall" vibes but honestly it works and I…read morelike it. Overall, happy with my meal but I wouldn't say it's my favorite. Ordered: - Al Pastor - Sad that this is considered a special since I think this was the best one we had. It came with one piece of pineapple, I would've like more. - Suadero - Carnitas - Strawberry and Guava Fresca - yummy Got there about 1.5 hours after they opened and probably waited about 30 minutes. It was loud inside, kinda hard to hear people at the same table, good thing they do announce your order with a speaker. I appreciate all the cute artwork on the paper bags around the restaurants. Their merch was also cute.

I've been back a number of times since my first review and have to say I'm always so pleased . The…read moreMongolian beef is a spicy delight , the shrimp is always cooked just right, but I confess I'm now addicted to the cheese puffs. They're similar to crab puffs but better! The dough is fried perfectly & the oowie gooey goodness of the cheese filling is , well.., addictive! The owners are so upbeat & give incredible service. If you haven't checked them out yet , it's time

THE BIG: Asian Italian fusion food truck located in Central Austin in the North Loop area. The…read moretruck is in a food truck park with a pizza joint next door. Parking out front in the lot with the convenience store. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I were super hungry and heard about Superdaily. Fortunately we were in the area and stopped in. Menu is small, which is great. Less time thinking and more time figuring out what to eat. We got the Spicy Curry Linguine w/ chicken and the Yaki Miso Mushroom Linguine. Both were super good and creamy, however a little bit too creamy for me. I had some major gas problems afterwards, but the flavors was really nice. I would say the yaki miso was my favorite just due to the overwhelming amount of umami in each bite. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Two dishes was about $40. Pretty great fusion flavors and

Super great prices you don't see at many places now and days…read more They have several food trucks including: Snack Bar Aguas frescas Food from Honduras Mexican food Barber shop Tattoo shop There's a sign "El Tianguis" outside by Lamar, the food park is located behind Dollar Mundo. Plenty of parking spaces.

amazing indonesian food. what a gem in austin. the rice is flavorful, wish there was more pickled…read morevegetables. also the beef redang is so delicious, however, i wish the beef was more tender

This place has been on my list for awhile, and I really wanted to try some indonesian food in…read moreAustin. My friend and I were surprised to find it nestled away in the parking lot of Night Owl bar, kind of random. We really enjoyed the food! She got the porridge and I got the chicken with rice. The chicken was tender although the sauce was a bit on the sweet side for me, and the it went well with the rice. It tasted light and not greasy, and the price was fair. You're allowed to sit inside the bar which was nice to keep out of the rain.

BEST fast food burger place I've had in my life (maybe?) My usual order is the little buddha,…read morepoutine, and fries. Sometimes I'll go crazy with the mushroom burger and it really is a gigantic block of cheese, but you have to be mentally and physically be prepared for it. I've only tried the nirvana sauce and I don't ever stray from that.

I had been to Buddha Burger when Yelp hosted an event there and really enjoyed it and happened to…read morebe in the area again so I stopped by. I love mushrooms and thought about trying the Laughing Buddha which has a breaded/fried mushroom caps with cheese in between, but it might have been a bit too much cheese so I went with the Double Cheeseburger. The double cheeseburger is pretty much everything you want in a solid burger. 2 juicy smashed patties, perfectly melted cheese, and a great balance of toppings without being messy. The flavor is bold and beefy, and you can tell they use quality ingredients. It's the kind of burger that hits the spot from the first bite to the last. The cajun fries were super crisp on the outside and fluffy inside, and the onion rings ended up being one of the standout sides. They were thick-cut, crunchy, and not greasy at all, with a light batter that let the onion actually shine. Both dip well in their nirvana sauce. Service was friendly, and food came out hot. If you're craving a classic, well-made burger meal in Austin, Buddha Burger is absolutely worth a visit. Value wise, I'm still a Buddy's Burger fan as they're also super solid, but Buddha Burger is great too if you're in the area. Do be careful going up and down their stairs to order/pick up order.

Steak super burrito (crispy) is delicious and the two free salsas are flavorful with good spice…read more $14 is kind of pricey for a burrito but you know what, it's the best burrito I've had in Austin so I'll keep coming back and gladly fork over my $$! Order online to skip the wait.

There is a good amount of hype behind Asado's so we expected some pretty good food going into it…read moreand what we got was something close but just a bit short. The lot Asado's is in is nice with covered seating and other food trucks all around. They were pretty busy for a drizzly Saturday afternoon so ordering ahead was a good call for us. The food took probably 30 minutes or so between ordering to receiving the text it was really to pickup. They don't have a pickup window as far as we could see so we waited on line and then grabbed our food at the front. The food itself was good but not nearly what was expected in relation to its hype, something that feels a bit common in Austin. We ordered a carnitas super burrito and a cheese quesadilla. The super burrito came with the wrong meat, instead coming with chicken that had a bit of a dry and burnt flavor in it. Luckily that was masked by the rest of the burrito which did taste pretty good. The tortilla itself was soft but with a little bit of crisp to it that gave it a nice bite. Unfortunately, the cheese quesadilla was a miss. The tortilla on it was burnt and very crispy, which some may like, but is definitely not our preference. For what it's worth, maybe this is just a style of Mexican food we don't prefer but either way if you fall in line with that kind of flavor profile then maybe have a bit more realistic expectations coming into this place. Again, Asado's is not bad, just not great. We'd suggest going for yourself and seeing if you'd agree.