Absolutely delicious. Well priced for a family of 5 compared to McDonald's and other businesses in…read morethe area.

This food truck was open with the nice weather, so in we cruised. Lots of picnic table seating,…read morewhich is a bonus as far as food trucks go. We tried the Crispy Spring Rolls (of course) with shrimp. They were perfect. Staff where cheerful and talkative. If you are afraid of birds, you may wish to avoid it. I was being eyed by 2 seagulls the entire time. (Got some great pictures.) To me, this just added to the food truck fun. :) Would I return: Yes - We enjoyed the food. Would I recommend: Yes, if you are in the area and looking for something food-truck-ish, this is a great choice.

Great poutine and burgers, service very personal no real ambiance in the winter. However in the…read moresummer nice little location, with nice garden beds.

BEST poutine I've had!! Fries were just the right amount of crispiness and gravy was perfect too…read more Def come here for your poutine cravings!!!

This is a fairly new sausage and fry vendor (plus ice cream) in the Canadian Tire parking lot…read more Been meaning to try it and finally did. It was very good, incredibly clean and super friendly. Highly recommended.

Got the lemongrass chicken poutine. Not too fragrant with lemongrass but the poutine was still…read more10/10. I think the traditional would be the best order next time. Very glad there's many tasty poutine places in Ottawa

I found this place! It was on my radar and today was the…read moreday! Just head to the flea market area, it's on the lot. Unassuming truck, some seating, friendly service! I ordered a small poutine to go, what a treat! I snapped a few pics but could not wait near the garbage cans as they REALLY needed to be changed! Didn't take too long and I was on my way. $6.75. Potion was ok. Good ratio of fries to cheese to gravy. The fries were for sure chip-truck tasting. Very thin but I liked that the skins are left on. I loved the saltiness of it. Daily/weekly specials. I'll try the loaded baked potato poutine next time. Or I'll come on a Tues when they have pad thai on the menu. Cool Truck!

Amazing taco truck. The al pastor with pineapple was amazing, so much flavour. Only con is the…read moreprice for the size but I get everything is increasing to adjust the rising cost of ingredients.

Customer oriented service was excellent…read more The trailer they are cooking out of is well kept and clean. They appear to be working out of (beside) Tai Social, similar to Hugo's Cafe (inside). We tried Pork, beef, veggie and shrimp tacos. Everything was well cooked and tasty. Notably, there was no chicken taco. The tacos are on the wetter side, sloppy, so wear suitable clothing! The weather was beautiful, so this was the perfect dinner stop.

Being the glutton that I am, one of the that things I love about Ottawa is all the food festivals…read more I'm only there once a month, but I've already been to a few in the past year.  When a friend was in town visiting my wife, we were looking for some food while doing a mix of tourist-y stuff and less interesting errands that I was running while in possession of a car. Always on the look out for trying new food trucks as I am, I gave the Street Food App a look, and saw that a couple were located in front of city hall. Knowing that this is where a lot of events occur, I delved a little further and found out that there was a mac and cheese food fest going on. This was going to happen. The mac and cheese fest wasn't to the scale of poutine fest(s) or others that have been held in the same space. Maybe it was because it was just the mid-afternoon, but there was just a handful of slingers of cheese-y decadence, a couple dessert ones, and a lone leomade vendor to sate your thirst. The beergarden was empty, save one couple whose motto was likely "it's five o'clock somewhere" and the band soldiering on despite sound issues and the lack of an audience.  However, when you're there for a simple meal and not to engage in a full out day of pasta gorging, you don't need that much selection. I picked out Smoke n' Steam, a rustic-looking hut on top of a trailer, as they had several types of mac and cheese to choose from, and at a more respectable price point than some of their competitors. Among their options there was chunky bacon, shrimp, hotdog (for the young and young at heart), and what I ended up going with, the Reuben. There wasn't much of a line up, so we quickly had our orders in and then in hand, taking seat in the nearby colourful Muskoka chairs.  The container was generously filled with big hunks of smoked meat, sauerkraut, and pasta in a white cheese sauce that was presumably Swiss, in true Reuben fashion. It was the type of mac and cheese that called out to be mixed altogether, mostly since I'm not enough of a sauerkraut fan to want mouthfuls of just that. Everything came together quite nicely, as the sauerkraut cut through the richness of the cheese and smokey, tender meat, but wasn't too funky. The pasta itself was a tight spiral similar to gemelli, and was a nice al dente, which was pleasant to find, since pasta served at big events like this can often be over cooked from sitting in a heating tray. I got an order of their smoked meat mac and cheese to take home to my studious wife, and look forward to trying Smoke n' Steam's regular menu of smoked meat goodness in the future.

Best food truck in the city! The smoked meat is out of the world. Have been looking for something…read moreto remind me of Montreal and this is above and beyond. Best smoked meat I have ever had.

Really fresh, lightly battered haddock and kettle chips. The regular portions are a lot bigger than…read morethe fish tacos. I could barely eat two pieces. A 3 piece could feed a small family for $25. Beware that taxes are extra. The location is right on the brewery patio (beer sold inside) and they will bring it to your table inside or outside. Parking is difficult but the building has always had this problem, being sandwiched between a railroad and a small ravine!

Server was quite brusque but crab sliders were good. Picnic tables had umbrellas to get out of the…read moresun.

I am a sucker for a hotdog cart...and of course I am partial to the NYC Sabarettes- BUT I WAS…read morepleasantly surprised at this cart- really really good dogs with great relish- the cart is clean! Cart is here from spring to fall as I overheard owner goes to Fla. for the winter...and he is there on nice days.