Finally somewhere worthy to eat at the airport. This is the ultimate of all food trucks. Selections…read morefor breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. From Chinese, American, Vietnamese, Mexican - there is an endless menu. For my first time I chose the shrimp with green beans over rice. The portion is gigantic! It comes with 8 shrimp, green beans, large mushrooms, onions, sauce, a large amount of rice, all cooked without cross contaminate of meat. That was what I was most worried about. From United terminal 3, take the tunnel...go towards the taxi pit cross the street and you'll walk down a pathway. This is Crystal approved

CASH ONLY…read more Instructions: From BAGGAGE CLAIM LEVEL, GO DOWN one more level. Look for signs that says PARKING. Once you reach the parking garage, just keep walking straight pass all the parked cars until you see the outdoors. The parking structure is shaped like a bagel/donut, so you're essentially trying to reach the center. Once you see outdoors, either get to the other side(outdoors) and down the ramp, OR walk around the fence until you see the food truck. You'll see a bunch of cabbies standing around stretching their legs, and you know you're close. Been here on a regular basis since I'm based at SFO. It's a little more complicated to get to now, since the airport put up a fence, but it's not impossible. Korean Ribs ($7.75) is my go to food, it never disappoints, and it's available everyday. Other good ones are Beef Stew or Frog Curry with rice (only seen those once on the menu). Skip their Chicken Masala/Shaking Beef, or any pre-made stuff in the heated section which is also under the order window. Pre-made stuff is the same price as ordering food, you just get less food (small plastic container vs bigger paper boxes.

This is a really great food truck with excellent food at very reasonable pricing. The guys are…read moresuper friendly and service is quick and efficient. It is located in a business are near some amazon warehouses with plenty of parking. A must try as every menu item I have tried has been great. A new favorite of mine.

Amazing everything!!! Great customer service!…read moreWe love going to this food truck for all of our office events.

Dominic's is my favorite food truck in the entire bay area…read more I've had food at almost all the food trucks between SF and the peninsula, and some from the south bay. It's a hidden gem for sure, and as you can tell from my photos, it's pretty much my #1 choice whenever I see them at a food truck gathering. It's a good and bad thing that they're not well known (good because there is no line or very fast wait, bad because they definitely deserve everyone's business). I've gone to them so much that they recognize me, since I tend to follow them wherever they go, even if it's at a random school fair, haha. Lately, I haven't been eating out but I do miss them. Low key they serve the best lobster rolls in the bay, with the best price. They know how to butter and grill the fluffy fresh bread so well, and they always have the perfect drawn butter ready. It's so great with their addictive skinny fries - even better if they're garlic fries. Their garlic is very freshly minced, and they bathe you in that garlic. They only do the lobster rolls once in a while, though. They always have a rotating special menu that I like to try, but they also have a solid standard menu. On their standard menu, I love their grilled fresh crab and shrimp sandwich, which is a nice substitute for lobster; it's also buttery, creamy, grilled perfectly, and filled with fresh sweet seafood. Just writing about their food makes me salivate. They've missed a couple of times with me - mostly on their Asian items, fried appetizers, and desserts. But if they're doing meat, seafood, sandwiches, or pasta (basically American or Italian), I'm all in there. Their lobster ravioli is way better than Costco or Trader Joe's, and probably on par with some upscale restaurants out here. You can even request slight modifications to your food and they'll get it done. They also have a regular catering business and offer pick up orders (usually with a 4 person minimum) for holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. While I enjoy my no wait time at Dominic's, I'll spread the word because I just have a good day any time I get to enjoy their food.

I was in the Bay Area on business and visited Leo J. Ryan Park in Foster City during a food truck…read moreand doggie event -- all under the supermoon! Most of the crowd was centered near the front of the park where the band was playing, but I decided to wander all the way to the end. That's where I found Dominic's, a sleek all-black food truck that immediately stood out. Their menu listed steak nachos, but I asked if they could make steak asada fries instead -- and without hesitation, they said yes. That alone told me a lot about their hospitality and flexibility. And let me tell you, those fries were absolutely delicious: juicy, tender steak packed with flavor, layered perfectly over the fries. To top it off, the guys surprised me with complimentary mini cannolis, which made the whole experience even sweeter. While most people stayed near the busier area up front, I encourage anyone visiting these events to walk the entire park and check out all the trucks -- you never know where the hidden gems are waiting. Dominic's is one of them. Yes, prices lean a little higher, but the quality, flavors, and service make it more than worth it. Thank you, Dominic's, for a fantastic meal and a happy tummy! Highly recommend.

You wont find any land meat here! This Mexican food truck…read morespecializes in seafood and everybody seems to come for their famous deep fried shrimp tacos. The prices have definitely gone up over the years. They're now $15 for an order of four but I still think they're worth it because they're loaded with shrimp. They come with a special dipping sauce, but don't forget to grab a small container of their hot sauce from the fridge. It takes the tacos to the next level. After coming here so many times, I finally decided to branch out and try something different. I tried their Aguachile Tostada, which is basically a spicy shrimp ceviche with crispy tostada on the side to eat with. It was good, but I felt like there were way more slices of red onion than shrimp. Then again, it was only $6, so I can't complain too much lol. Service is quick. TO-GO ONLY. No tables and no restroom.

The first I time tried shrimp tacos dorados was at Mariscos El Pariente and I've been hooked since…read more I always make it a point to stop by whenever I'm in the area. I always hope to see their truck when I'm diving down El Camino. The service is quick and you get a good amount of tacos for the price. They sometimes have chairs and a bit of shade but I usually take these tacos home to eat.

This afternoon, May 2, 2026, I decided to try out a local spot for Afghan food since it's been a…read morefew months since I last had kabuli pulao. I ordered the kabuli pulao and a Coke for pickup through DoorDash, planning a tidy lunch to enjoy near the bay once I got off work. When I arrived at the food truck, the gentleman working there unfortunately informed me that the items I had just ordered were sold out. He kindly suggested an alternative of tikka kabob, which I gladly accepted. The tikka kabob was tasty and well-seasoned, delivering a satisfying depth of flavor with each bite. The rice was fragrant with softly shredded carrots and raisins, adding subtle sweetness and texture that complemented the smoky kabob nicely. A generous addition on top of my order were complimentary Watani fries, drizzled with a sauce reminiscent of a tangy chimichurri. The food truck itself sits in the same lot as the mosque in Burlingame, which is a convenient spot to park. It's also just a couple of blocks away from the bay shore as well, making the entire experience easy to fit into a pleasant outing for lunch by the water: While I initially sought kabuli pulao, the recommended tikka kabob turned out to be a great alternative. The flavors were strong, the rice provided a nice counterpoint, and the chimichurri-like sauce on the fries was a standout touch. Service was friendly and kind. Definitely open to trying the original kabuli pulao on a future trip, but I'd gladly rely on the team's thoughtful substitutions again. Overall, this place was lovely and definitely will return again.

Every single item here was purely out of this world! We ordered chapli kabob wrap, chicken kabob…read morewrap, chicken kabob plate, watani fries, and we wanted the mantu but they were out. Every single item was nothing short of amazing, full of flavor, and perfectly served. They do big portions here. They make the fries fresh here and you can taste it. They put alot of tlc into their food which is why it can take a bit. Only thing forgotten yesterday was chutney, and we missed it with every item. We will have to go back and try more again soon.

I was going to grab some coffee but saw the food truck and did a complete 180. The best decision I…read morecould've made. We got 2 barbacoa tacos, 1 al pastor, 1 shredded chicken taco, 1 steak taco and 2 drinks (water and jarritos). Total was $29.86 The service was fast and there are a few tables to sit if you choose to eat there.

Had their Peruvian dishes a few times and always enjoyed the flavors. The pricing is a bit more…read morethan I would hope for, but that's the only even remotely negative thing. It's hard to judge "service" for a food truck, but they were swift with taking orders and getting food served.

One of the best burgers in the peninsula comes from a simple food truck that is just parked on a…read morerandom curb on El Camino. This food truck serves burgers, tacos, and quesadillas, pretty much a microcosm of what people usually eat in the Bay Area -- and what is actually missing in Millbrae because of the concentration of Asian food. It's also quite a high tech food truck, where you order via a giant touch screen. The folks who work the truck are nice, the only downside is that you can't eat the food right there, so it's always a bit cold by the time I get home. The food usually hits the spot, so I can only imagine if I could have it fresh off the grill! The competition between food trucks is pretty high here, so I'm not surprised by the caliber of the food at this truck. It's just such a curious location.

We went here and we were so disappointed that they were out of the nachos. We got the impossible…read moreburger and I just didn't like that black stuff on it. I don't even know what it was maybe some kind of mushroom stuff?? The fries that came with it were super spicy. we got a quesadilla that was good and a hamburger and fries. I know that food trucks can be really amazing and extensive so we were just a little bit disappointed, but the people were nice no ambience because it's a food truck and we took it home.