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Goubaa Grub

4.8 (8 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials
Dogs allowed

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1 year ago

It was tasting good just more oil was used than other carts. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmhhhm mmmhmmmm hm .

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7 years ago

Just as amazing as the Temple street location! The consistency is there! 5 star Mediterranean meals!

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7 years ago

Amazing platters, very yummy! I love going there for a quick bite on the go. Try it out!

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Anytime this truck is in my area, my husband and I love to try something new. We have tried the…read morebirria fries and a cheesesteak. This time, we ordered Daddy's burger ($15) comes with fries and the Island Paradise Bowl($28). Make sure to let them know what toppings you would like on the burger(I was not asked). I just assumed it was the basics like lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickle. Even without the fixings, we enjoyed the smashed burger with a slight pink center! Very tasty and fries are included. Try the Pineapple Bowl! They are incredible. The Island Paradis Bowl came with shrimp, chicken, and salmon, which were all cooked perfectly. There is a bit of a wait, but with them taking your name/ number and texting you when it is ready, it makes it super convenient to check out other vendors/food trucks. Can't wait to try the other items such as tacos and other sandwiches.

I was disappointed with my experience. The food itself was decent, but for two pineapple rice bowls…read morecosting around $20-25 each, I expected much better customer service. There was a large crowd gathered around the food truck, and a generator running nearby made it difficult to hear when names were called. I didn't hear mine, so my mother-in-law politely asked about our order. Instead of simply checking, the young man at the front responded with an attitude and repeatedly pointed out that our name had already been called. When my mother-in-law then asked for napkins, he visibly rolled his eyes. I understand that food trucks can get busy, but there's no reason to treat customers that way--especially when the environment makes it easy to miss your order being called. A little patience and courtesy would have gone a long way. The food was okay, but the customer service left a much stronger impression, and unfortunately, not a positive one.

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The Cow and The Curd

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Checked out this truck at the Manayunk StrEAT Festival because there weren't many trucks still open…read moreand people seemed interested. First thing I noticed, customer service sucks. The guy in the truck taking orders was just rude not by what he said but how he spoke to me. The curds were not all that. It's basically moterilla sticks in circle form. I actually like mozzarella sticks better. They did have a few dips to offer which I always like. I don't think I would eat at this truck again. It's nothing special to be cocky about.

Each time I see this truck at a festival lately, I seem to gravitate toward it. Those curds are…read moremuch more delicious in reality than what you might expect from the word 'curd.' I could never eat a whole helping by myself -- mostly because I never eat much -- but it's worked out that whomever I've been with has always wanted to split the order. That helps with the $9 price-tag, which is, yes, a bit exorbitant for the offering. Still. You can't deny how great these curds are! I'm definitely a way bigger fan of the cheddar option, and wish there was a way to request just cheddar instead of having some of the mozzarella stashed in there too.* And the accompanying ranch sauce? Fantastic. Yes, sometimes they have a massive line. Generally I just either come back when they don't or just simply deal with the line? I don't think it's that big of a deal. Popular food trucks have lines at festivals sometimes. Fact of life. *EDIT 5/20/15: The Cow and the Curd reached out to clarify that they don't ever serve mozzarella. They're actually white cheddar!

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The tacos here are amazing. Full of flavor and delicious. You also can't beat the priceread more

Food trucks and the rules governing them occupy a much different space here in the Philadelphia…read morearea than on the West Coast. Here, the regulations make the enterprising that much more difficult. Food trucks are their own unique restaurant category, balancing quality, creativity and value, with speed, accessibility and of course, parking. Traditional restaurants are taking a beating during a time where indoor dining is not a draw, decor means nothing and the pomp surrounding food personalities in Philly and beyond hold no weight in a scene that suffers more and more each day. If the demise of the restaurant scene in 2020 is like a full-length novel, then this review of this taco food truck is more of a wonderful novella to be watched each afternoon like a story one lives to immerse themselves in -- concentrated and poignant, full of the flavors of what one would expect from authenticity. Sitting adjacent to an Auto Zone parking lot in what may be considered not the fanciest of areas, exists what may be one of the best taco trucks in Philly. The most successful operations boil a specific type of cuisine down to a handful of signature, crowd-pleasing dishes. The taco, burrito and torta. That's what they offer. Fresh, hot, authentic fast, friendly, clean. Bright house made sauces, soft, fresh tortilla. Clean flavors, simplicity in its execution replicated repeatedly. That is the magic and this is what they do. Support small, support micro, support local, and oh yeah, put that salsa roja on errythang!!!

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