I was excited to see this new truck uptown at the medical center, especially after seeing the many…read morepositive reviews. I guess they had an off day buy this was not good. It's a huge hero with 4 meatballs that don't take up that much space. The sauce was a weird brown color and not bright red like in some pictures I saw. I'll try one more time and update if it's any different. They guy behind the counter was great and very friendly.

Outside of the cluster at NYU, there aren't a ton of food trucks in the Village, and a pasta truck…read moreis itself a little uncommon. I like this one. $5 gets you a half-serving (including meat if you want it), which for me personally suffices as a meal. The sauces are good - no sugary nonsense here - and as a vodka sauce addict I'm glad to see that on there. I'd say stick with the pasta. The meatball hero I tried definitely had more bread than filling, which, yeah, what do you expect for $7, but the pasta is solid. There are some more ambitious dishes listed on the menu, but there's only so far I'm willing to go before I decide I'm better off at an actual restaurant... although I'm open to being surprised! Glad this truck is here and I'd encourage everyone to give it a try. It's at the corner of 3rd St and 6th Ave, right by the 7-11.

Tacos are delicious my new favorite truck omg I ate steak chicken tacos and a pork Gordita wow it…read morewas the best Gordita I ever ate will go again

Taco trucks and Taqueria do not use Pernil to make anything in the taco family. Do you have…read morecarnitas? Yes she told me. The answer is no absolutely not. I highly suggest the Quesadilla with beef or anything but pernil. Unless you are ok with that.' Also the salsa verde they make without Tomatillos. They were nice yet spoke no English. Is that an issue? Sure it is. Luckily I understand a little yet What are those with no Spanish language supposed to do? Sure be uncomfortable and point at pictures.

I moved here last fall and always walked by this truck on my way to class. I figured it would just…read morebe a cheap, quick place to fulfill a late night craving someday and didn't think much else of it. Well, I finally got around to trying it last month and I actually enjoyed the food a lot. I had the chicken platter and my friend had the lamb. The meat is tender and the white/red sauce is just right (not as spicy halal guys-which I liked). For the price ($6), it's a great place for busy CUMC students and employees to grab a satisfying meal. My only complaint is that I should've tried it sooner.

For street food that is cheap and fast, you can't beat these guys if you have a craving for gyros,…read moresalad and fries. Be sure to order your meal with white and red sauces. Always they have great breakfast options and very decent coffee.

Listen, I bought food from Manna's on a Saturday, and it was so good that my mom and I had to turn…read moreright back around and drive down to Harlem again (from Rockland) just to get more. I am Haitian, so trust me when I tell you I know good food when I taste it. This is the kind of food that makes you hum while you eat. The kind of food that makes you forget about your diet and your errands because nothing else matters in that moment except what's on your plate. The flavors were rich, seasoned all the way through, and every bite tasted like somebody's auntie or grandma was in the kitchen putting real love into it. What I really love is that it's buffet style, so you already know I was piling my plate with everything that called my name. You get exactly what you want and as much of it as you want, which makes it even better. Harlem has so many gems, but Manna's is one of those places where you can feel the community and the history in the food. The price is more than fair for how satisfied you will leave, and you will be thinking about that plate long after you finish it. When I say this place is worth the trip, I mean it. If you see me driving down to Harlem again, mind your business, because it is probably just me, my mom, and grandma (who came along for the second ride) going back for another round.

I mean the plate speaks for itself. The food was bombbbbb. Too good and such nice staff. Will being…read moregoing back soon before I go to college

Chuleta - pork chop with rice and beans was soo good!! Would highly recommend. Their cassava w pork…read morefilling was also surprisingly good! Had a mochi like texture which I loved.

Got the pernil with yellow rice and beans platter, and 2 beef pastellillo. All were delicious and…read morethe platter was big enough for a couple of meals and only cist $10. I go there whenever I'm in the area.

Color World & Biggs 305 E. 116th. St…read more New York, NY 10035 Jerk Chicken My choice was a no-brainer When I spotted the $8 jerk chicken with rice & peas special. It definitely filled me up!

BEST JERK CHICKEN IN NYC!!! Period, Point Blank!!!! Smoked and seasoned perfectly, every single…read moretime! Delicious and juicy with 4 sauce types to choose from. Rice and Peas are standard, Rasta Pasta ranges from great to decent, Plaintain always good and fresh. Curry chicken is really good here as well. Service is always fast and friendly. I have never had a bad experience here tbh. Beverages vary from juice, water, regular soda and Jamaican drinks. The line can be long on weekends but it's mostly due to Jerk Chicken. You can order it alone or as a meal. Prices are decent to moderate. Payment options are Zelle, and Cash app. Worth every single penny. If you like jerk just even a likkle bit, you must try Color World Jerk!

El chicharrón aquí ta' bien duro. Súper crujiente por fuera, jugoso por dentro, con ese sazón…read moredominicano que se siente desde el primer bocado. Se nota que lo hacen fresco y sin inventos raros.

Imma keep this one short and sweet. This is an in and out place. There are some places that cater…read moreto you; and others where you are not 'La Reina' - they are. So here's what you do... You order CHICHARRÓN MOFONGO - extra sawce & lime. Then you get an order of chicharrón as an add on. They'll let you pick the one you want if you're nice (as you should be). You take that food baby to the privacy of your own home. Then you destroy it. I get it on thanksgiving every year and I put a cola in the freezer before I leave mi casa; so by the time I get to wash heights and back it's slushee like and can be enjoyed with my meal. Best mofongo you'll get in the city. Periodt.

Authentic Mexican food open late. This food truck has been here for years and it never disappoints…read more They have different meat options and use authentic and fresh ingredients. I usually go for pernil /pork shoulder. Don't expect Taco Bell tacos, but what you can expect is fresh ingredients and well seasoned meat. Only negative is in the winter or if the weather is bad because you're outside and no seats. But overall the service is fast and the food is great if you want a quick bite

Rude fillp me off bad service food was sloppy and boring atmosphere…read more will not eat again!