Very nice people and very quick service…read more I purchased a vegetarian sandwich which ran about $8.50 with no chips or drink. The reason for the low review is because it was a half sandwich and was pretty much bagged lettuce put on a piece of bread with tomato and a piece of cheese. Not worth the money. If I would have known I was getting a half of sandwich I would not have purchased it for that price. I'm in the middle of Virginia, not New York City. I asked about the chips thinking they would throw them in after I put a dollar in the tip jar but that was not going to happen.

Quick service and very tasty sandwich. I tried the Sultry Poultry and was pleased with the spicy…read moresauce and the sweet pulled chicken and the softness of the bread. I guess $12 is probably the norm now for a food truck sandwich and chips but damn, I wish it were a bit cheaper. Anyway, would still probably come back to try the other sandwiches if they come around Rosslyn again.

Said it was temporarily closed when I went to their website. I was looking forward to checking them…read moreout.

This food truck came to our building last week. Once again, we had the chance to order our food in…read moreadvance and again, we decided to not do that. Our concern is that something may come up and we'll miss getting the food we paid for. Well... We went when they opened for business. There was only one person working in the truck. He took our order and said it would be ready in 10 minutes. Meanwhile, some people who did order online came to pick up their food...no problem. We ordered 1 Island burger which, according to the menu, had cheese, a pineapple slice and pineapple mango blaze sauce. For the side dish, I chose plantains. Also, we got 1 Classic American cheeseburger which the menu said came with your choice of toppings. My husband chose fries for his side. We got upstairs and noticed that instead of plantains, fries were given. Sigh... I went back downstairs and told the man that he didn't give me my plantains. He corrected that mistake and apologized. As for the food --- For me, the plantains were the best item. Even though a few were overcooked, they still retained their softness in the middle and the sweet taste that comes from sauteeing them. The Island burger underdelivered when it came to ingredients. There was no pineapple slice. The pineapple-mango blaze merely consisted of some small diced piece of mango. Plus, there was some shredded lettuce and red onions. The Classic American cheeseburger ended up with lettuce and onions on it. The fries were okay. Both of us agreed that the burger patties were overcooked and dried out. So...a decent enough meal but nothing to write home about it. This truck attracted more attention than others that came to our building. With only one person working on the truck, I can imagine he got overwhelmed as the evening progressed. While we don't regret ordering from them, we will give it a pass should they return to our building

The Dude was @ Heritage Brewing, and you know man...like it was really... you know like…read more.. wow...food right there on the truck.but...I didn't see The Dude. It was so cool dude, so I had a wrap, like you know, a carribean pork thing...I ate it.

I met the Dude and I liked his food. Such a…read morenice guy, glad I gave it a try! He visited my 'hood, and his food was good. Now I'm fat and happy, man this rhyme is so sappy... Enh...I suck at rhymes. On to the food! The Dude was parked near my office and I just had to pay him a visit on this bright sunny Tuesday. I jumped into my sleek high end vehicle (a banged up 1999 old car) and raced as fast as I could to the Dude's location....as fast as you can go without having the wheels of a poo poo ride pop off. Less than five minutes after leaving my office, I spotted the Dude's truck. The truck was huuuuuuuuge and had the same cheerful surfing chef logo that is on his website. On the recommendation of a friend, I embarked on this trip to: 1) Check out Doug's food and the highly recommended steak fajita egg rolls. 2) Snatch up the first to review (FTR) for this business. Wa-hoo! After scanning the lunch menu, all thoughts of a steak fajita egg roll left my mind as the Parmesan crusted Salmon wrap caught my eye. Oh decisions, decisions. What to do? Well I did what any self respecting fat boy would do; I ordered both. Here are my thoughts: - Parmesan Crusted Salmon Wrap ($8): Holy crap this was good! The Parmesan crust wasn't that powdered Kraft Parmesan you get at the local grocery store. No my friends, the Parmesan was the real deal. Each bite of the Salmon had that tasty melted Parmesan flavor which was enhanced by the fresh (Romain?) lettuce, raw onion slices and a delicious chipotle sauce. Everything was held together by a flour tortilla which helped me expedite the process of shoving my face full of tasty Salmon goodness. 5 stars for this refreshing wrap. - Fajita Steak Egg Rolls ($9): The fajita steak egg rolls (which are baked, not fried) were served on top of a generous serving of white (cabana) rice mixed with small pieces of red bell pepper. The rice itself had a mild 'n tasty spicing that was a perfect "blank" canvas/bed for a more flavorful entree. The egg rolls themselves were okay, and a bit disappointing compared to the Parmesan Crusted Salmon Wrap. The egg rolls appeared to be big, but had a thick flaky too doughy exterior leaving little room for the filling. The actual filling of steak fajita meat was deliciously spiced and well flavored. The entire dish came with a very very good pico-de-gallo like salsa which added flavor to the rice and complimented the steak flavor quite well. 3 stars for this dish. While I waited for my meal, I talked to the Dude (Doug Maheu) who was a very personable and nice gentleman dressed in a bright red Hawaiian like shirt. I could tell he was proud of his food truck and happily talked about what separates his food from the other food trucks. He was such a nice guy, you can't help but wish him and food truck the best of luck and a very long & prosperous career. Based on today's meal, I am definitely going to make a return visit to the Dude's truck as I had my eye on the Chipotle Chicken wrap. Oh yes, that wrap will be MINE! :-) The most important thing you need to know about Doug the Food Dude which separates him from other food trucks: The Dude accepts both Visa and Mastercard!! Oh yeah, you can also follow him on twitter @ dougthefooddude (http://twitter.com/dougthefooddude) to see where he'll be parked that day. Boo-ya! Way to go Dude!! :-)

No update on website , no location, no new phone number in 2 years. They lost all credibility of…read moreall good things I've heard about it. So much for good fried fish on Friday.

Overall, I thought this food truck was pretty good. It was parked in rosslyn and I stopped by…read moreduring my work lunch break. I ordered the jerk chicken wrap, which was the special for the day. The service was extremely slow, and I almost didn't think I would make it back in time for my meetings. To be fair, there is only one person making the food. But it was just me and my friend and we waited about 15-20 minutes for 2 wraps. The wrap was decent, probably a 7/10. I might go back to try something else, but I wasn't blown away by the food or service.

Truly excellent! I was blown away by a recent dinner from the Haveli food truck. I ordered the…read moreCombo over rice, the Chicken Tikka Masala, Naan, samosas, and the mango Lassi. The combo and masala were outstanding, full of flavor, freshy made, and with saffron rice. The samosas were delicious and the Naan freshly made and warm. The portions were generous and the price very reasonable. Please visit shady grove again! Namaste!!

Unbelievably good. I think about the lamb over rice and chickpeas constantly until the truck comes…read moreback by again. Food is always hot and fresh with very generous portions. Makes my whole week when they come by.

Halal Guys who????…read more Shawarma Republic is the real deal. I ordered the Chicken over rice bowl with salad, it was a very good portion. The chicken was cooked to perfection! The yellow rice was nice and fluffy, and the salad was good! The red and white sauce were a great compliment to the dish. If you haven't made Shawarma Republic one of your mainstay food trucks to frequent, do it now, you will not be disappointed!!!

My fiancé and I saw their food truck in front of apartment building and we thought it was worth a…read moretry so we ordered the chicken shawarma. It was one of the best Shawarmas we have had. It was wrapped very well and very tasty. We hope it comes back to our building and certainly recommend.

Just discovered this gem and let me say it's delicious and priced great. I crave Korean food a lot…read moreand beef bulgogi is my fav and they cook it perfectly. My only change would be is to make the kimchi a little more spicy

Some of the best food truck eats in the DMV!....And, giving huge serving portions "ain't never hurt…read morenobody!" After pondering over the usual lunch options, I decided go on a food truck excursion for lunch today. On any given day, just outside the office, there's always several food trucks making their rounds in the Arlington-Ballston area. Luckily for me, Over the Rice decided to show up! Over the Rice seems to have a cult following. As soon as they tweet their location for the day, you can bet there is a line of folks waiting to partake in their fare. This I know, because every time they are anywhere near my office building my coworkers run for the doors during lunch like a cow herd. And, I see why! The food is always fresh and the flavor is there. This is my fourth time visiting this truck and I can attest one thing for sure....the food and taste is consistent....actually, really good. You pick your choice of meat(s): Steak, Grilled Chicken, Lamb, Pork and there is a vegetarian option as well. Then, the assembly of a great meal begins. If you are indecisive like me, they offer a combo meat option which is usually my go to....Chicken n' Steak or....when in the mood to change things up....the Chicken n' Lamb! One word...its "HittinNStickin!" The meat is so tender, juicy...and most of all seasoned! It is served over rice (yellow basmati rice), of course and comes with a side salad and two quarter slices of pita bread. The food is more than enough to share...in my opinion. The finisher that makes the food a hit....is the Tzatziki sauce ANNNDDDDDD this spicy kind of sauce I can't seem to put my finger on it! But, whatever it is.....make sure you order extra of both!! lol THE GOOD IN A NUTSHELL: Overall, you can't go wrong with this food truck! Fast friendly service, fresh tasting, flavorful food, good portions, and you don't get a sense of bad food handling practices like some food trucks or feel like you are going to need a pack of Tums to alleviate the bubble-guts...after consuming it. Nothing but a thumbs up experience and clean operation here. THE EIGHT BALL IN THE CORNER POCKET: The long lines are the only down side, but look at it this way...."good things come to those who wait"....besides, if there was no line then that may not be a good sign for sure! lol

Short initial review…read more So they showed up earlier this week and I had never seen them before. Given the menu options, despite all sounding delicious, I decided to be conservative and I went with a Jamaican Beef Patty, a Jamaican Chicken Patty, and a Chocolate Chip Mini-Rum Cake. They advertise that the Beef Patties are all handmade and authentic...which is what intrigued me. Looking at them, I can't be sure if they are handmade - as they had the appearance of a commercially produced product - but they sure were delicious! I preferred the beef to the chicken as it had more flavor overall with just the right amount of spice. They were out of Jerk Chicken Patties, so I didn't get to try that. To finish off the meal, their Mini-Rum Cake was a satisfying dessert...fresh and chocolaty! Next time I will have to try the Jerk Chicken or the Curry Goat platter. Then I will know if they really are a legit Jamaican spot! Oh...and I did have to wait a bit longer than usual for food. There seemed to be some confusion between when the order is taken and when it gets to the cook to prepare...so hoping it will smooth out in a few more days. If you have a few extra minutes, be sure to give them a try. NOTE: Second visit to the truck there was almost no wait at all...so they are streamlining a bit!

Ahhh Wah Gaan was one of four food trucks parked outside of the Marriott Marquis on August 26, 2016…read moreduring lunch time. The line began to form at 11:30 am. and by noon it was down the street. I waited 60 minutes to place my order. I ordered: *The jerk chicken special that included rice and peas with a kale salad- $12.00. *Bottle water- $1.00 *Chocolate chocolate chips rum cake- $3.00 I then had to wait another 15 minutes for my food and by this time my stomach was touching my back. Minus one star for the ridiculous wait time. The jerk chicken was tender and seasoned with the perfect blend of Caribbean spices. The Kale, Cabbage, and Cranberry salad was fresh and tasty. I was not impressed with the beans and rice it was too bland but edible. My favorite was the rum cake it was moist and curbed my chocolate sweet tooth. It is worth a try if you are ever in the mood for some authentic Jamaican food. Please be warned that if you see more the five people in line expect to wait at least thirty minutes for your food, so plan your time accordingly.