Wow! Stopped by after a long appointment keeping us from lunch until about 2:20 pm. Saw the reviews…read moreand figured we'd try it out and grab a quick bite to eat on the way home. TTG is a food truck right next to Pig Pen BBQ's parking lot. It's under a tree and it's got a picnic table under the tree and today there was a really nice, strong breeze to deal with the 90+ heat. There's also a bench in front of the menu on the exterior of the truck so you can have a seat while you wait for your food. I ordered the panang curry & my son ordered lo mein. He wanted pork but she didn't have any today, so we both ordered chicken as our protein. She told us it would be 10-12 minutes, so we sat down at the picnic table and waited. I don't believe it was even 10 minutes. The food was given to us in a bag as to take the food home. We decided to go ahead and eat there despite the strong breeze. The food was all piping hot and super fresh. Veggies were still crunchy and not soggy. Once the owner noticed we were sitting at the picnic table, she must've noticed I was trying to eat the curry after taking bites of rice and she asked if I needed a bowl and she quickly got me a paper bowl which made it much easier to devour the curry. It was delicious!! This is definitely better than most Thai places we've tried and much more reasonable. The portions were very healthy and the sauce to noodle ratio on the lo mein was nicely balanced. The chicken was fresh as were all the veggies. I forgot to ask the owner's name. She was super friendly I told her I had seen reviews on Yelp and wanted to try the food. She was surprised and told me she hadn't checked Yelp in a while and was checking Google more often. Hope this place stays here for a while!! We live in NB where there isn't much variety or much in the way of foodie places ~ which we're hoping is going to change ~ so for true foodie experiences, we head to San Antonio, Austin, or San Marcos. It's definitely going to be popular with us and there are plenty more menu items I'm going to have to try.

I was driving through Dripping Springs and just happened to see their sign on the side of the road…read more It's a food truck that's in the Pig Pen BBQ parking lot. I found the website and ordered online for pick up. They're open until 8pm. It was ready quickly, was piping hot, and was delicious. I'll definitely order from here again! Chicken Pad Thai and 3 crispy spring rolls with a delicious dipping sauce. Mmmmm...

One of our favorite places around! The food is always fresh, and very tasty! We have tried all…read morekinds of dishes and enjoyed everything!

plate portion size was pretty large. the gyro was better than the chicken shawarma. the chicken was…read morea little dry for our taste. really enjoyed the hummus and baba ghanoush!! the area is nice - there are a couple more food trucks, a coffee shop, and an ice cream shop. they also have a section where they play movies! parking is in the back, but it's a bit bumpy since it's not paved

We first heard about Esuki Esquites from a foodie on IG and thought it sounded like such a unique…read moreconcept, plus looked really delicious! It's the first build-your-own Esquites bowl we've ever seen, and the whole Mexican-Japanese fusion concept is such a creative (and delicious) twist. They have a small menu, which kinda makes it easier to decide, but the customization makes your options endless! You start by picking your base (Esquites, rice or 50/50), choose your protein, and then add your favorite toppings. We went with an Esquites bowl topped with jalapeños, jammy egg, and chicken al pastor -- everything was cooked perfectly (egg was jammy, chicken was juicy & flavorful). After trying the base with all esquites, we'll definitely be doing the half-rice/half-Esquites combo next time because we imagine the rice would soak up all the incredible juices and sauces. We also tried the Hirata Pork Belly bao (super meaty pork belly in the fluffiest bun -- very peanut-forward! We loved it, but would probably do a tad lighter on the sauce next time to keep the belly as the star of the show), the Chilangyosas aka gyozas (nutty, earthy, and kind of reminiscent of a chorizo paste -- one of our top bites), and the Strawberries & Cream dessert that completely surprised us in flavor. The strawberries are marinated in sugar and sake, with miso-cinnamon cream, mint, and ginger -- it's layered, refreshing, and unlike anything we've had before! It had way more depth of flavor then we anticipated! To top it off, the Fetch food park itself is super cute, with covered patio seating and a relaxed vibe. It's a husband and wife owned food truck. The wife greeted and served us that day and was incredibly friendly, and everything came out quickly and fresh! Overall its a tasty unique spot to check out for sure!

So far I've only tried one thing so will update later when I've tried more. Also, this truck has…read moreonly been opened for one week so far, so I still consider them in a soft opening phase of the business. I got the traditional esquites, and I added pork belly (+$6.80) and salsa macha (+$1.90). The esquites themselves are pretty good, but it's hard to mess that up. I love that I can get esquites out here in this part of greater Austin now. The pork belly was so incredible tender, I literally exclaimed YUM out loud after my first bite. Seriously impressive pork belly 5/5! The salsa macha was nutty and tasty but I didn't detect any heat. Definitely a good addition to the dish though. My hesitation, and this would be my feedback for the business: the pricing is totally out of whack. The almost-$2 for a spoon of salsa and almost-$7 for 4 small slices of pork belly meant that my bowl of mostly corn cost almost $20. The product is good, and it's a unique concept, but the price is too high. Hopefully they will adjust pricing into the future because I want them to stay around. Trying this first dish has now also made me excited to try there other dishes (e.g. the gyoza and the fresas con crema).

First time to try this place although I have long heard about it. yummy huge tacos. Nice hot…read moresauces. Would definitely eat here again.

4.5 My husband decided to surprise us with some breakfast tacos from this food truck on Saturday…read moremorning. He got me my favorite Potato, Bacon, and Egg. The taco was packed with these ingredients. The egg was scrambled and mixed with the potatoes and bacon. The bacon wasn't whole pieces it was like bits mixed in with the other ingredients. The potatoes were a good size. I added some green salsa. It was a little spicy but I only drizzled a little bit in the taco for added flavor. Overall, the tacos were a good size, tasty, and filling. My husband and I will get more tacos from here in the future.

Ordered our food at 6:45, watch three orders come out ahead of ours, and then we waited, and…read morewaited, and waited. Finally got the food at 8:15, an hour and half later. Our friends had finished their food 40 minutes before so we took it to go. Got home and the chicken tikka masala had about four little pieces of chicken and the rest was just sauce. Stay away.

I've mostly just had the appetizers/starters, and every single one I have loved! The Pani puri are…read morelight and delightful. I can't remember the names of the other things I got -- a smothered samosas thing, a thing that felt like the indian version of nachos (bhel puri?). Whatever I got, all of it was delicious. Super great mixture of flavors (yogurt, tamarind and green chutney, spices), as well as textures (crunchiest that contrast with the smooth sauces). Such a great way to get appetizers that you don't find in many Indian restaurants!

Let's go... another interior Mexican food hit…read more I stopped by a place called The Santa Fe and had some nice mixed drinks and found this place right outside -- it's called Frida's Cocina. I've had a lot of crap pseudo Mexican food places in Austin, but this place ain't one of them. Super-solid tacos and a chef focused on her trade. I'll try some other menu items later, but at first run, happy to say I enjoyed the fare. Hit this place up, you'll see. Solid, my friend. Later.

Apparently not open even though google and yelp say they are. SMH drove all the way out here to be…read moredisappointed.

They were so friendly here today. Apparently now that they have food trucks they prefer customers…read moredon't bring outside food, but I was the only customer there at Noon on Saturday and the bartender was fine with me bringing a pizza to eat outside while drinking beers. I had some of the seasonal beers cause you can get all the others at every bar in Austin pretty much, The outside is very comfortable with picnic tables, fire pits, relaxing lawn chairs, etc. They had games and the areas are covered for shade.

Twisted X Brewing Company was yet another of many breweries we tried out when we were in Austin…read moreand the neighboring area on a recent trip. We got one of their flagship beers, the McConauhaze which was a New England style IPA. It's obviously referencing Matthew McConaughey who went to college in Austin (but is originally from the San Antonio area). Lots of Austin folks make references to the actor. In the flavor profile for this beer it is juicy, citrus which contributes to a strong overall flavor but is yet smooth with this hazy. It's a nice solid beer overall. The location for this brewery is great, large place and it's in Hill Country.

I love gulf coast seafood and had to give it a try. Man o man it did not disappoint. The shrimp are…read moreseasoned perfectly and the lightest batter so you can enjoy the flavor of it all. Fried okra was outstanding just like my mom's.There should be a line to get in this place!! Highly highly recommend and the music is great too. PLEASE support this family owned business.

Food wasn't good, bland and boring. The staff appeared as though they were happy working there…read more Maybe we just went there on a bad day. We will not be back. No, we would not recommend this place.

Flyrite is a new addition to the food offerings at the Fairlane venue in Dripping…read more The name says it all -- a selection of chicken (mostly fried) sandwiches and wraps with various accoutrements and flavor combos. And a selection of sides that you could predict with exceeding accuracy. So, it is all in the execution. Good batter recipe that adheres to the chicken breast, a run through the fry basket sufficient to cook it through without turning the chicken too dry and the batter too brown. Fly rite pretty much hits the standard. I had the Cowboy sandwich and was reasonably pleased with the product. The jalapeños were just hot enough, the cheese complimentary to the effect and the other dressings decent choices. My companion had the hot honey and felt there was actually too much chicken (an evaluation I find specious). She also observed that the fry oil might have been a little old, a conclusion with which I take issue. The curled fries were enjoyable and spiced enough to overcome the fact that they were probably frozen. Portions were very adequate, though it was all a little pricey. All things considered, I'll be back to try some of the other options.

First time here! Everything we ordered was delicious. This chicken chili is a nice spin from your…read moretraditional recipe. Service was great! Very attentive! Highly recommend!

So glad I finally made it out to try this place! I've been missing Hawaiian food ever since I left…read morethe islands and this makes me feel back at home! Comfort food for sure!!! Mahalo!

Truly spectacular food! We got the North Shore Burger and the pork belly special. The food was so…read moreflavorful. I usually take home leftovers. Not this time. I ate the whole thing! Dog N Bone was great too. Great small town atmosphere, great live music. We'll definitely be back.