Finding a reliable delivery / take out spot for Mexican food on the UES has been challenging…read more Stumbled upon Sidewalk Tacos on DoorDash last night and decided to take a chance. The tacos were excellent and we loved the torta. 5/5. Will absolutely order from here again. Absolutely worth a try!!!

Very disappointed I call for a pick up order I whent to the store after 20 minutes when I arrived…read morethey haven't even ring up my order yet, I was so frustrated then I have to wait another 15 minutes for 2 tacos, the owner never apologized , bad service

Top Notch Caribbean food that is mouth watering and delivers powerful taste. The jerk chicken and…read moreroti were absolutely delicious and worth the visit. Highly recommend this spot for a quick meal and if you yearning for some traditional Caribbean food.

Man... this place carried Me through for my (21) day fast w/ the vegetarian plate…read more Thank you Sisiters.... I love everything

Basically Birria-Landia's Upper East Side cousin, which is not a bad thing. If you like…read moreBirria-Landia, the more well-known and widespread birria truck family, you'll probably like Casa Birria too. And if you haven't had Birria-Landia or birria in general, well, you'll probably still like them! Casa Birria is a simple food truck with a simple menu of just a few items. I noticed they have a few meat options but assuming you eat beef, you of course have to get the birria (slow-cooked beef in a slightly spicy and indulgent broth). It comes in multiple vehicles which are all basically some configuration of tortilla, onions, cilantro, meat, and sometimes cheese depending on what you pick. The taco is the classic and the $12 taco combo is a nice deal, though as a smaller eater and cheese-lover, I personally go for a couple of mulitas. Juicy meat with a bit of heat, melty cheese, and legit corn tortillas soaked in that delicious broth, what's not to love? The truck is open pretty late, has fast straightforward service, and like any truck does not have seating so you have to either eat on the sidewalk or have a place in mind to bring it; there is a park a few blocks up. Definitely cheaper than most meals in this part of the city and I'd be a regular if I lived close by!

This food truck is usually parked right at the corner of 86th and 2nd Avenue and offers solid…read moreMexican eats. Burritos, quesadillas, tacos, tostadas. Three taco combo for $12. A few cold drinks to choose from. Polite and friendly service. Not the cheapest but nothing is nowadays and the menu items are tasty. They also cater.

My visit was exceptional in these beautiful surroundings. The workers were adequately attentive…read more I'm excited to eat at Palomino Halal Food Truck again soon. My referrals to this place come from genuine appreciation. This place possesses exceptional qualities.

Food was good when I went yesterday. They do ApplePay for a fee. They also ask if u wanna tip…read more Tipping culture has gotten out of hand.

*Clarification : This is for the new, yellow Uncle Luoyang food truck…read more It pains me to write a poor review for Uncle Luoyang, especially since it was one of the first of the Chinese food trucks to bring palatable, cheap food to campus. I've been to the original truck several times and the owner has always been kind and fast. So, when I noticed that Uncle Luoyang had a newer, snazzier truck, I was excited and happy for the owner. And when I noticed that the line was far shorter than the ones for the other trucks, I was excited for me. Perhaps that should've been my first clue that the new truck was not as good as the decor would make it seem. When I ordered in English, it took a few confusing minutes before the woman understood my order. This isn't surprising or too much of a negative, but I just thought I'd mention for those who can't speak Mandarin. I ordered my usual, the pork burger. It took less than the time for me to pull out my wallet for the food to be ready. Rather than coming in the wax paper envelope Uncle Luoyang and neighboring trucks have used in the past, it came wrapped up in foil. The "burger" seemed painfully thin and I became a little suspicious that the fancy new digs meant a decrease in portion of offset business costs. When I opened up the foil, these suspicions were not only verified, but were exceeded in appalling levels. The bun had less than a quarter of the portion of meat I had received from the old truck. There was not even enough pork to cover all of the bun in a single layer. The pork itself was deliciously flavored, but lacking the wonderfully unctuous fatty portions that lend moisture to the burger. As a result, the burger fell flat and left my mouth dry from too much bun. The only plus side is that if you're looking for bread, it seems the bun is thicker than ever. Just don't order the pork burger expecting any pork.

I have been back multiple times. I have to say my favorite dish goes to its (beef or chicken) lunch…read morespecial (often available through 4pm-ish)! Check out my previous reviews for more info! I will also explain its menu in details in this update for those who have language barriers when communicating with the owner. The prices listed in its truck pictures are not entirely accurate. You need to check out the small menu posted right outside his window, here is a link, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/uncle-luoyang-new-york?select=vbGF9jptNtlzAsNKZK10Ig#nzgeHcn3lklMML_Tt_7iHg 1. For skewers ($1 each), you have the choice of: - chicken - beef - lamb He will ask you if you want "spice" added to your skewers for extra flavor. The wait time is about 2 -3 minutes if there is no line. 2. "Lunch special" is often available from noon until 3 or 4pm. $5. This is served immediately and no wait time. You have the choices of - chicken (with winter melon, carrot, vermicelli) over rice - beef (with winter melon, carrot, vermicelli) over rice - eggs and tomatoes over rice Again, your choice of adding "spice" to the food. This is a pretty good deal. Note: the menu may say it has potatoes in the rice dish, but that is not true. 3. Noodles ($5), again two choices: - hot noodles (a typical traditional Chinese home-made noodles) - cold skin noodles (the dish comes with a small bag of hot sauce for flavor) 4. Pork burger, $3. This is really good. About 3 - 5 minutes wait time if no line. 5. Chicken fries: I think this is similar to Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken, but I have never tried to it so I can't comment on this. These 5 items listed above are available daily. There are some other items such as dumplings, hot & sour soup (listed as hot & spicy soup), and Xi'an Hu La Tang Soup (listed as Spicy soup) may not be available every day. You are better off to choose any of the items from the list above. Of course, this place is cash only.

Great food. Great service. I really enjoyed the jerk pork. However, the Jerk pork could be a little…read moremore seasoned or spicy but I understand they are catering to large NYC clientel. Overall, the service and staff were wonderful, especially Kalisha Bailey. I will continue to support this business.

I've ordered from Jam Rock Jerk before, and honestly, it wasn't anything to write home about. The…read morebiggest drawback is the portion size--you're paying a decent amount, but the serving comes in a pretty small box. That said, the jerk chicken itself is fairly decent. It has a good flavor and gets the job done if you're craving jerk, but overall the experience feels a bit underwhelming given the price-to-portion ratio. It's not terrible, but it's also not the spot I'd go out of my way for. You officially have the Supreme Touch.

Very good Chicken and Lamb over rice platter - probably the best I've had from a halal cart. It's…read morepacked with flavor and so filling! I can definitely get about 2-3 meals from one of these platters. I love that the ingredients are fresh and they are not shy about putting veggies and proteins in there. The red sauce is pretty spicy (in a good way). Great option for food near the Columbia campus.

9$ chicken rice combo. Quick fast grab n go. Delicious. Good range, best halal cart in the area.read more

Best fresh watermelon and watermelon juice in Harlem! Perfect for a sunny summer day.read more

As a long time (over 6 year) customer. This is my secret place to buy the sweetest seeded…read morewatermelon, outside of down South. It is such a pleasure to share this amazing food truck at the corner of 139th and Lenox in Harlem. The service is very kind, and pleasant. Not to mention supporting a black owned business that gives back to the community. Been driving over from Jersey for years to patronize the seeded watermelons that I grew up enjoying every summer, that this food truck carries. There are other amazing fruits such as mangoes, cherries, yellow seeded watermelon. Not to mention they now cook really good fish. Absolutely, yummy. The service is very nice, everything is wonderful. You definitely will never be disappointed with your purchase. Thank you for always being great.

I wish I could find this in Dallas...the Shawarma at this restaurant is top tier…read more The customer service was great too. I'm definitely coming back to Harlem just for this ‼

This Yemeni restaurant has rave reviews & yes the food is good- I've just had so much better. This…read moreis conveniently located in Manhattan sure but the "trek" to Little Yemen in the Bronx is 110% worth it because every restaurant I've tried there was better than this one. I will say, the service is great here & the people are quite hospitable. But there was something missing from the main dish, the lamb zurbian. First & foremost, there were way too many onions & most of them were burnt. Caramelized onions or crispy onions are great. But burnt onions? No thank you. Also, the rice was flavorful but overbearing. I will say though, the falafel was great FWIW. Nonetheless, I wouldn't be going back here & instead would go to Little Yemen in the Bronx because it is much better.