My wife has followed El Sabor on social media for a bit and she kept telling me we needed to check…read morethem out. She was impressed with their posts and they made it easy to navigate their weekly schedule. We arrived shortly after 4pm on a Saturday afternoon at 801 Silas Creek Parkway in Winston. There were several cars there but no line. We approached the food truck and started looking over the menu. Everything they do features birria style meat. Neither of us have much experience ordering birria style dishes but the young man at the window was helpful in his recommendations on what to order for now and what dishes would save best for leftovers. We went with his recommendation to share the quesadilla now and order the tacos for later. The prices range from $12-15 per item but they also have a birria pizza for $35 which looks large enough to feed several people. We paid with a credit card and we're provided a small device that alerts customers when their orders are ready. This was the first time we have ever received something like this and though it was brilliant because so many times you order at a food truck you are stuck standing close by so you can hear your name when the order is ready. Our food was prepared in a timely manner and we decided to drive up the road before eating. When we opened up our containers everything looked incredible. We immediately dug in and the quesadilla was full of delicious ingredients and flavor. I took a few pictures of my tacos but saved them for later. I'm happy to report that they were delicious heated up. We will absolutely be back soon to try even more!

Birria, but make it a double decker pizza. El Sabor, I just love your Birria, salsas, consommé and…read moreflavors. Thanks for always providing this community with delicious food. Triad friends, if you haven't had the chance to stop by this food truck yet, be sure to add it to your list! They are usually set up off of Peters Creek but if you follow their IG you can see all their upcoming locations The service is always amazing and anything you order is delicious. The Birria is flavorful and meaty and their portions are always massive. This pizza is a double decker of meat and cheese and enough to feed 2-4 people! If you're not a Birria fan the chicken tacos are always one of our favorites

Was very pleased with my find today The customer service…read morewas amazing and one thing for sure I will be coming back for more Ordered empanadas 1 Pizza (Mozzarella cheese, Homemade red sauce, seasonings)....$3.50 9 out 10 1 Carne (ground beef)...$3.50 Also 9 out 10 4 of the Alcapurrias de Carne..... 9 out of 10 (Green banana fritter stuffed with ground beef) 1 Bacalaitos...10 out 10 (Cod Fish Fritter - flour, cod fish, cilantro and spices) Very crispy and delicious Mofongo y Carne Frita ....10 out 10 (MOFONGO consist of fried plantains, mashed and mixed with garlic paste and pork cracklings) Choose (1) pork tips, chicken tips or grilled chicken (grilled chicken upon availability) Make sure to give them a try if u want to try some very good Puerto Rican style food. They are at the compare food supermarket Thursday through Saturday and are open from 12 PM to 6 PM

While at an event at Bailey Park, this food truck was present. I stopped by around 5:05pm and…read moreplaced my order at 5:08pm. They had a special menu for the event. I got wings and fries ($12) for myself. I got pizza empanadas for my sons. I also goy a kola champagne soda. This is a drink from Puerto Rico. After ordering, I was given a buzzer to be notified when it was ready. The staff person were very friendly. The buzzer went off at 5:23pm. The food was hot and fresh. However, the fries and chicken was unseasoned. Ketchup made the fries taste better. I had to eat the chicken how it was, lol. Overall, it was a good deal. My kids enjoyed their empanadas. The kola drink was interesting. It wasn't nasty but I can't say it'll be something I'd crave or be my first option. They are normally open Thursday-Saturday from 12pm-7pm at Compare Foods.

I always get tacos Al pastor from here. This time the meat look under cooked and white. It gave me…read morefood poisoning. I started feeling nauseous and started throwing up the chunks of meat. The food didn't not want to digest. Do not go here!!!! I got very sick from their food

Great food, came with lots of consume, lots of cilantro, onions, radish. Consume had good spice and…read moreflavor, tortillas had crunch. Good service.

Like a lot of food trucks, opening time varies from day to day, this one was no different. This is…read morenot actually a food truck but rather a small trailer attached to a pickup truck, see a lot of this arrangement. It's parked beside Royal Pabaderia Mexican Bakery in a rather rough area with an assortment of small businesses - pawn shops, tattoo parlors, auto storage and repair, etc. The parking areas are rough and all are slanted, not an easy in or out, especially on busy Silas Creek. If you have any mobility issues, use care! Gott there around 10:30, no rig, parked and waited, if no show I have a great option down the street, New Sichuan! Rig pulled in 10 minutes or so later, gave him a few minutes, then walked up and placed my order, Birria Tacos - told 15 minutes - that was doable. By 15 minutes, I have my order. I sit in my car in this ugly ass area, and dig into some damn good tacos - very well filled with meat and cheese, topped with cilantro, chopped white onion, lime wedges and sliced radishes. Nice touch was the well grilled sliced onion, and the two sauces, verde and Rojo. Loaded up and fully engaged there are few places that can top these tacos. This is not everybody's road trip, but I'm glad I made this one. Return - perhaps, I have a fair amount of free time! NOTE: Cash Only!

Still my favorite taco truck in the area. The birria tacos are always excellent but my go to will…read morealways be the Asad Burrito. Huge portion for a very reasonable price. Always great service and food comes out quick.

This was such a satisfying meal! I got the fried fish (tilapia) and it was perfectly seasoned,…read morecrispy and fresh. The rice and plantains were perfect as well. I liked the sauce that came it, and although it was spicy, it wasn't overwhelming. The spicy noodles and chicken were also delicious, just be prepared for the spice. I believe this truck has been open for 2 years, and I hope they have many more years of success! The employees are so kind and efficient. I could eat this food every day if I lived in Winston-Salem!

I saw this food truck parked in a yard across from the Enterprise Center when I left Kermit's last…read moreweek. I thought, "oooohhh, when are they hitting the streets?"! Well, they're here. I happen to stumble across their launch announcement on Facebook and made it my business to go and give it a try. As an African American with ZERO cultural ties to my ancestral home, I've been super eager to try West African cuisine. African Avenue is a bright orange food truck that sits next to the McDonald's on the Perimeter of Hanes Mall. There's safe and easy access with plenty of parking. I approached the food truck and was greeted by a friendly lady. They have a small menu, but his is a plus for me as it leaves less room for me to be indecisive! I ordered a few things. A meat pie, Bissop, and the Jollof (red rice) and Goat that's served with a side of fried plantain. The meat pie had a sweet and flaky crust. It was filled with seasoned ground meat (unsure what kind) potatoes, and carrots. It was very flaky and easy to eat. It was delicious. The Bissop is a Hibiscus drink. It wasn't as sweet as Sorrel, but was spiced and ginger forward. It was refreshing. The Jollof rice was spicy and flavorful. EVERY grain of rice had absorbed the tomatobase and seasonings. The GOAT was tender and seasoned well.The plantain was semi sweet. Overall a great dish. It only took about 4 minutes to receive my food. I waited until I got home to eat because there's no seating and I had my toddler in the car. The food was cold by the time I arrived and it was only a 15 minute drive. I can't wait to go back to try the Eguisi and pounded yam! Reasonable prices and great portions! Go check them out and try something new!!

(4.5 stars) I'd been curious about this food truck since I…read moreheard about them last year, and I'm glad that I got a chance to finally try them. Bao Yeah offers not only bao but bowls and fried chicken as well. Their ordering (via tablet) is convenient, and they turn around orders quickly. I went with a three-piece bao, which allowed me to sample the two fried chicken varieties (K*Bomb with gochujang and Garlic Gang with soy black garlic) as well as the bulgogi. All of the bao were amply stuffed with meat and pickled vegetables and slathered with tasty sauce. The thick buns held everything in place, so eating was not too sloppy an endeavor. Everything delivered the expected flavors - sweet heat from the K*Bomb, a tangier note from the bulgogi - and the fried chicken boasted a thick, crunchy batter. It was quite tasty though the chicken was definitely a bit dry. At least the bulgogi was nice and tender. All told, Bao Yeah is a promising newish addition to the Triad food truck scene. It may not be the best Korean street food you've ever had, but you're in for a flavorful meal without a long wait.

Bao Yeah is DEFINITELY my favorite food truck in the Triad area. We visit anytime they are at Oden…read moreBrewery and I always take a cooler bag and ice packs to order extra to take home. Everything they make is fantastic and my favorites are the K Bomb chicken and the Holy Cow (Bugogi) Beef Bowl but you cannot go wrong with anything they make. Always super friendly service as well!

This Dominican Food Truck began operating in late May, and is permanently setup at 1919 Silas Creek…read morePkwy. The truck is owned by a married couple, Jorge Done and Stephany Peña. Jorge is from the Dominican Republic and Pena was partially raised there. The menu is rather broad for a food truck and most of the food is traditional Dominican fare, though hamburgers and hot dogs are available. The menu includes a number of sandwiches including several varieties of Chimi, a very popular street food. It consists of meat (choices here are shredded chicken, beef, or Dominican salami) on a sub like bun, and it topped with well seasoned grilled cabbage. They also serve frituras (fried) plates including chuleta (pork chop), salami, longaniza (sausage),Queso, and beef. The plate included plantains and yucca. I ordered the Salami Chimi and a frita plate of longaniza. The Chimi was well sized and was quite tasty, the cabbage was very flavorful. The longaniza was not large and was cut in to discs. I found these to be rather chewy, but was flavorful. The plantains had no flavor at all. I have eaten longaniza a number of times at La Palma. The sausage there is bigger in diameter and was very tender. To drink I had a Dominican drink that is a mixture of orange & lemon juices , and milk. It was surprisingly tasty, but expensive at $4! All in all not a bad experience, and I would definitely recommend a Chimi.

HORRIBLE FOOD! I regret that I paid in cash! Yuca balls were grossly undercooked! The plantains…read morewere rotten! The mofongo was stale, the chicken was so dry it was not edible! He burned all of the bread to sandwich and burger and, I mean charred black!!!!! Never ever again!!! AVOID! I lost $82 dollars!!!! We literally threw it away! Got sick immediately there after!!!