I absolutely love Get In My Belly. A perfect combo mix of chicken adobo, pancit, rice and lumpia…read more The flavors are poppin, so good!

Rude attendant - got a 20% tip upfront for doing basically nothing and not even a simple thank you…read more They serve you on a whim either bone-in or boneless chicken if you order chicken adobo. I liked the boneless. When you get bone-in - it's tiny bony pieces and they don't even provide knives, I had to get one from another food truck. Got the pork adobo for the first time today because at 2 pm he was already "out of chicken" - and man oh man was that gross! Tasted greasy and of left-overs like another reviewer stated. The guy at the truck obviously doesn't want to be there and it shows. Also, the food is overpriced - it was a better deal when they first started at the BeeHive. Hate to give such a bad review but when consistency is so off and last 2 times were just very bad - I just can't eat there anymore. Recommend you try another food truck at The Yard.

Delicious! Got the three rib combo, came with mac + cheese, collards, beans, and cornbread…read more Everything was so good. Price seemed high, but was enough food for two. Definitely worth it.

So they have catfish on Fridays, so I got that. Fairly tender, delicious light breading very…read morefinely seasoned. Not a really large serving, three pieces was the large, but it came with lots of fries and (I think, I'm remembering a few days later) hush puppies. Friendly guy behind the window.

The server was phenomenal, great attendance. She even offered extra ranch. However, man the food?…read moreNever get the chicken and waffles. That thing was horrific. One bite- all breading no chicken, and burnt up. One bite- the whole thing falls apart and you're left with chicken meat that's half the size of what you ordered. The waffles? Mixed with sawdust, that thing was dryer than the Gobi Dessert. Horrid food, would not reccomend at all. The fries were solid though, I just can't in good conscience rate it anymore than a 1 due to the horrid chicken and waffles.

I tried this place at The Yard Food Park in Salem, Oregon. I was blown away by the flavor profile…read morein the sandwich I tried. It was the spicy chicken (don't quote me on the name). It showed 2 chili peppers beside it to show the strength of hotness. To me it was maybe 1 chili pepper. The size of the sandwich was amazing. I was truly expecting a smaller sandwich in comparison to most others but I was wrong. I gave this place 5 stars. The customer service was superb and the wait was well worth it for the flavor that came from the meal. The atmosphere and ambiance at the yard was a laid back and welcoming. I strongly advise trying out this place if your in the mood for some good wings or chicken sandwiches. Fries or tots as a choice for sides and what I would call smothered fries. Give it a try you won't be disappointed.

A bit disappointed after dining here; the biryani was dry and overcooked. People whose opinions I…read moretrust regarding Indian food praised this place, but my experience was mediocre. Perhaps I caught them at a bad moment. They were very busy when I arrived.

First off, the food had good flavor. The problem lies within the high prices and small amount of…read morefood given. I had 5 large chunks in my Chicken tikka masala, which really was not a lot compared to other Indian food places I have eaten at in Salem. For $18, I expected more chicken. The buttered chicken had a decent amount of chicken, but substantially less in the packaging. Since I ordered the food, I cannot comment on the service or the ambiance. I will go back to my regular Salem location.

*The name of this business is spelled wrong so if you're trying to check in here, make sure you…read morelook for it as part of the food cart pod (Checkpoint 221) and not by its correctly spelled name as shown on the front of the food cart. Ok, now for the review. I ordered the Hula Chicken which was fabulous! The chicken was tender and perfectly cooked, the sauce was abundant, the steamed rice was just right and the macaroni salad was spot on. I have no idea if these dishes are actually "Hawaiian" but I thought the food was good. I also ordered one piece of spam musubi which was a great disappointment. I had been craving some musubi and was delighted to find it on their menu but the spam needed to be grilled or fried just a tad longer and the seaweed wasn't as crispy as I thought it should be. It was quite underwhelming. The little food cart pod that this cart is located in had nice outdoor seating as well as an indoor building with a bar. Unfortunately, there is no coffee cart. There is plenty of parking available - jut don't park in the adjacent apartment building's parking spots.

Aloha if you want emulate the aloha ness of hawaii than at least creat a similar taste buds that is…read moreof hawaii because your interpretation of taste of hawaii is like a Taco Bell to a authentic Mexican food. Very musky, goat tasted no flavor type food and that is not what aloha is about.

Somewhere between a 3 and a 4 but half scores aren't allowed. Prices are decent ($11 - $14 for…read moreregular sandwich), especially given prices at other carts at The Yard. Large bun for cheesesteak sandwich but wished there was more steak to fill the bun. Sautéed onions were a nice touch as was the melted cheese. Seasoning was good too. Point lost for staff who couldn't properly make change. Ambiance was very laid back & comfortable at The Yard food carts (separate review).

Good: Taste…read moreRight kind of roll Right kind of meat and cheese Fast Reasonably priced Bad: Not a lot of meat Onions were chunks as opposed to shoe-string cut Green peppers were chunks as opposed to shoe-string cut, and were not grilled If I eat here again, I think I'd 86 the onions and peppers.

Me and friend came for a good drink, and we always have good experiences here but this time there…read morewas a young boy and girl who didn't seem like they knew what they were doing. I got a milk tea and my friend got one as well with spring rolls. They forgot about my friends food they just gave her the drink, I assumed mine was next but I ended up waiting 20 mins for my drink to come out, so I went and asked and he said he forgot as well with my friends food. Minutes later I received my drink and my friend her spring rolls, my drink however was completely watered down didn't have flavor or anything and I asked for a coconut milk tea. I went to tell the guy and I stood waiting for him to attend me for about 3 minutes he saw me and just ignored eventually he comes up and he offered to remake it and did, when I received it back it just tasted like they put sugar in it with water. Disappointed

They must speak an unheard of language here. Never once have I got my order correct and not only…read morethat but the product itself is always mediocre while the store always having an excuse not to have something in stock. go somewhere else

Street Sweets. As Food Carts go, this is as good as it gets! Street Sweets offers a huge variety of…read moreyummy sweet / savory treats at a reasonable price. The young lady running the food cart was friendly and engaging (Thank You, Cammie, good job!). 40-ish-degrees, overcast, and rainy, so what do real Oregon mossbacks go out for? Ice cream, of course. Street Sweets serves Umpqua Ice Cream, so the Licorice, Peppermint, and Caramel and Toffee Crunch ice creams we ordered were delicious. Street Sweets -- one of 16 Food Carts -- is located inside the recently opened The Yard Food Park, on State Street in Salem. We will be happy to return. Five Stars.

I think one star is kind of mean but two stars is generous. Ordered through their website that by…read moretheir own admission not many people use because they didn't get the order nor could they find it. While standing in the blowing wind & rain showing that not only do I have an order confirmation but also checked my bank to see a charge, she finally said she would make the order. No biggie. I grabbed a beer and waited because things like this happen. But the food!!! Holy moly was it terrible!!! Microwaved meatballs were still cold. The salad and breadstick that made one of the items an entree was embarrassing. It was literally the smallest salad I've ever seen. Ordered chicken on both Alfredos but only got it on one. Doesn't matter because the pasta was grossly undercooked and the sauce was bland. Microwaved lasagna was a big pile of mush. But the carrot cake was good. So there's that. I guess...

New hibachi food truck that is so good! The meat is so tender! Not only is the food good but the…read moreservice and hospitality is amazing. They are so kind and genuinely just want to provide good food! The fried rice is a must! Go support them!!

Very overpriced for the quality and quantity. My boyfriend and I love hibachi but were quite…read moredisappointed when we tried this new place. There were too many onions and no vegetables

I tried this at The Yard…read more It was....alright. Kind of expensive, but not overly bad for a food truck collective. I ordered an El Dorado, with barbecue sauce, onion rings, bacon, and cheese (tomato, lettuce, and onion are listed on the board. I declined lettuce and tomato but didn't receive any raw or grilled onions, just an onion ring. That was fine. However, the menu said onion rings and onions.) I chose the tater tots to go with it. I also ordered a side of mozzarella sticks. Not overly long to receive. The food was hot and clearly prepared fresh. However, I have a hard time not saying that literally everything I ate started off frozen. Consider the hockey puck, perfectly formed, crisp edged hamburger patty. Honestly, it didn't really taste like anything. Just...chew. Frankly, it made me think of frozen Bubba Burgers. Maybe the Angus one, to be fair, but it still didn't really taste like anything. Complete lack of seasoning, except maybe some sprinkled on, which is usually indicative of a frozen hamburger puck. The bacon and cheese were okay. Barbecue sauce was non-descript. Tots were...potatoes. Again, I felt like they came out of a generic food supplier bag. And the picture on the menu versus the actual mozzarella sticks? Yeah. Not the same. I recognized them from my drinking days the moment they came out. The exact same frozen mozzarella sticks that they serve at most bars. Big, thick, breading comes off the cheese pretty easily as they cool down, big hunk of solid cheese that starts off stretchy and turns into a solid block when cold. My 12 year old son and I didn't finish them, and both me and that kid love fried cheese. Look, it wasn't horrible. But I didn't finish it. And wasn't sad about it. And it cost an awful lot for that, all things considered. If you're at the Yard and just want basic American style diner food, go for it. You'll get what you ask for. But I don't see any reason to go there. Honestly, I have a better burger from Wendy's. :/

The burger was large and good. I got the bacon bleu. The bleu cheese was very strong. So much so…read morethat it overwhelmed the taste which was a bit much for me, but might be good if you really love bleu cheese. The bacon was really good. The service was good and the dining area was clean with ample room for seating.