I am not a Fry-eater - but when my company so generously comissioned the Philly Fry Truck for a 2…read morehour corporate event - I could not resist - I asked for a 1/2 order and it was plenty. We were given 2 choices (both with "regular" fries) - one was a "loaded" baked potato with cheese whiz sauce, sour cream, chives and bacon (or not - if you wish). The other - which I tried was "Philly Steak" - with melted american (so good, so bad), steak meat and bacon. Decadent. So bad for you. So tasty. Perhaps my employer wants us all dead? Serve with a side of Lipitor.

Extremely overpriced for cold and oil soaked chicken tenders and fries. All of the fries received…read morewere not whole, but rather broken little bits. All my friends and I received the same quality and were extremely disappointed. Only the chicken tender was slightly edible.

I can't say no to Jamaican cuisine, especially jerk chicken. So when I saw this food truck at the…read moreDream Food Festival in NJ, I didn't hesitate to hop on line. I ordered their signature jerk chicken cheesesteak sandwich ($22 including tip). I waited awhile to get my order, but figured it would be worth it. At $19, I expected the sandwich to be huge. Nope... it was on the smaller end and underwhelming to say the least. There were way too many onions and not enough of the jerk sauce. I expected more of a spicy kick, but that was also lacking. I liked that the chicken was cooked fresh on the grill, but the overall flavor wasn't anything to rave about.

I got the chance to try the jerk chicken cheesesteak at the Philly street food festival and let me…read moretell you, the long line is worth the wait. It is good and flavorful, and we were constantly stopped by others saying "that looks good" and asking "what is that?" and "where did you get that from?". So, if you're reading this and thinking about trying it, go ahead and do it!

Went here on a recommendation. Clean place, quick and friendly service, affordable pricing on the…read morechili dogs. I usually hate chili dogs but the ones here are awesome and I even went back two days in a row to get more.

This is the best hot dog around. I really enjoyed the chili…read more I'm not messing around when I tell you this hot dog is up there with Rutt's Hut. The chili was nice.

We stopped by here during the Chinatown Food Truck Fest, and it was the best food we had all night…read more The line was one of the longest of the fest, but they moved through really efficiently. When it was finally our turn, we got The Hog and The Smoked Duck, and both were fantastic The Hog contained peppered tender pork as the base with a crisp apple slaw for some nice crunchy contrast. It was also topped with fresh pickles for a little sour tang and one slice of thick-cut bacon. I wish the bacon was a little crispier as it was more of a soggy piece of meat, but hey, it was bacon, so it was still pretty good. The housemade barbeque sauce was also a nice treat and made it a pretty good pork sandwich The Smoked Duck was also delicious as you immediately picked up the smoke flavor from the duck. It was topped with pickled daikon, bibb lettuce, and the pistachio butter was the highlight of the sandwich with a rich, nutty flavor. The duck was a little dry and lukewarm which definitely detracted from the sandwich, but I'm sure it's much better when they aren't mass producing the sandwiches in a short time period. I would definitely check this place out again. Good work, guys! Enjoy!

One of the best pieces of pig sandwiches I've ever had. From a very cold and blustery day I…read moreventured to the City Hall Courtyard and was thankful there was only one person in line who got an awesome looking chili in a bread bowl. I was tempted to go the Cubano, but since this was my first time at this truck, I went with their signature sandwich, the Hog. Onion brioche bun, chunks of very flavorful meat (including some "burnt" ends!) apple slivers(?), and a nice slice of bacon with their homemade BBQ sauce was so good. I also got a side of beans, but I was not a fan of them as they were too sweet and not enough BBQ/meat in there. Service was very friendly, and I have to find this food truck when it's in my area again. Well worth the $8 sandwich.

I wasn't feeling well today and wanted something quick I decided to order a cheesesteak with extra…read morecheese, cheese whiz fries for my husband and I to split and a black and white milkshake for my son. The cheesesteak was very cheesey, the roll was soft, meat was tender. The fries had a great coating of fries and were plentiful. We couldn't even finish them all. We were pleasantly surprised and would order again.

Great spot for a chicken cheesesteak! The chicken was juicy, the cheese was melted perfectly, and…read morethe roll was fresh and soft. Portions were generous and everything came out hot and fast. Friendly staff and solid prices too.

It's food truck season and I love my food trucks!! I live in NJ so people will look at me like I'm…read morecrazy when I drive across the bridge for food that comes off a truck. Food trucks have come a long way and some of the best eats will be from trucks, especially in Philly. Street Food Philly came down to the Navy Yard on this lovely spring day and everything on the menu sounded delicious. My stomach can only hold so much during lunchtime so I got the black angus beef quesadilla and the truffle parm fries. Amazing!! I typically like my fries on the thinner side but they put just the right amount of truflle oil and freshly grated parmesan cheese that I didn't mind the thickness. The quesadilla was filled with perfectly seasoned ground beef, pico, and cheese. The meal was quite on the heavy side so I was only able to finish half of my meal. I'll be heating it up in about 2 hours. I tried picking it up to eat with my hands but it got quite messy. The filling kept falling out and luckily, I was all alone at my desk that no one saw me shoving my fingers into my mouth to get all of the goodness in there. I eventually became civilized and grabbed a fork to eat like a normal human being. Hope they came back so I can try out some of the other creations.

When I first saw all of the new lunch trucks on Drexel's campus, I was elated- especially after…read morecoming back from LA! Finally, a variety on campus. The food truck biz is definitely growing here in Philly. I saw the attractive bright green truck lined up amongst the others on 33rd street, central to Drexel students path to school. I saw their short but attractive menu posted on a white board and mulled it over for a couple minutes. The roasted lamb sandwich stood out to me with its Mediterranean influence, so I went with it. The owner, Mike, was friendly and chatted me up. He told me they had just roasted the lamb the previous night and that their menu constantly changes according to what they have available. HIs partner, Carolyn, is a friendly American-Vietnamese lady and they are just great! The sandwich was absolutely to die for!! I could not stop raving about it after I had it and immediately sent pictures, instagramed and advocated it to all of my friends. It definitely wasn't just lunch truck quality, but high restaurant quality. The meat was juicy and tender and the sauce topped it all off. There was just the right amount of feta cheese and olives- I don't even like olives and I very much enjoyed it in this sandwich. I even got my friend to go to their truck the same day and she got their pork tacos, which were also delish! I went back a second time yesterday and got the clam and oyster chowder, which was less creamy and more salty than for my liking. They were running out of a lot of their items since it was later in the day, and I was recommended the turkey sandwich. It has beans and a fried egg on top, but I ate it when it was cold so I can't say I liked it very much. I won't doubt their other items though. I heard the banh mi is pretty good, so I'll definitely be returning to try everything else!

woo child. where do i begin?…read more let's start with the good part... the food: the burger is competition worthy. and that is where we stop. that's 85% of this review. they seem to be an up and coming business working out the kinks. obviously a family. and so is every one patronizing this truck. they seemed a little disorganized. orders were out of wack, the young person taking the orders was not relaying it to the adult who was helping the cook. at a point various folks got on the truck to take a tour getting in their way. i truly hope they work the kinks out since i got my order (almost an hour later) and it was...and i can't stress this enough...delicious! I want to always support local businesses with grace when they first start out. let not forget our favorite eateries started somewhere. good luck!

Great burger! I got a cheeseburger added bacon and a strawberry lemonade. Soooooo good! Dripping…read morewith cheese! Nice soft brioche bun!! The lemonade was fresh and perfectly sweet. The truck is eagles green with a cool light up smashjawn on the side. Can't miss them! Definitely will be back!

Was visiting RTM for the first time while being in Philly, and heard this was the go-to place for…read moreyummy veggie/vegan corn dogs. I tried their cheddar jalapeño plant-based corn dog and it was amazing! I do admit though that it was really messy to eat while walking around the market. I should have sat down to eat it properly. Nevertheless, it did not disappoint and was delicious, with fresh jalapeños!

We visited Reading Terminal Market while in Philly and were pleased to find many vegan options on…read moretheir menu. And who could resist gourmet corn dogs? We ordered the Korean style corn dog with Beyond sausage, and it was amazing. Unfortunately, they were out of half the items on their menu--no fries, no gravy, no cheese curds--so we couldn't try the poutine, vegan or otherwise. Service was super friendly and prompt.