Was searching for good authentic enchiladas and these didnt disappoint! Amazing enchiladas!!read more

Been eating there for years the food is amazing and very tasty and the atmosphere is super calm and…read morethe service is an amazing!!!!

I was in NY for a few days and my friend picked this spot. I didn't think to check the reviews…read more Sisters is a small restaurant and is good for small groups. The vibe is casual. I had the Curry Goat Roti (Paratha) and a Sorrel. I grew up eating Trini food, so I'm a bit of a food snob when it comes to roti. This one missed the mark. Paratha should be soft, tender, and light. And it should taste rich and buttery. What I was served was kinda dry, borderline crunchy, and lacked flavor. I know that not everyone makes great roti, so I just tried to make the best of it. The curry goat was pretty good. But for the life of me, I couldn't understand why I kept tasting something sweet. Then my friend told me that they put candied yams on it. Not only is that weird, the yams and the goat roti don't even compliment each other. I picked out the candied yams and ate the rest of the food. Next up was the sorrel. I've been drinking sorrel all my life and this one tasted odd. I know that each country puts their little twist on sorrel......but this one tasted very different from anything I've ever had. As far as the service, other than taking our order and bringing the food, we didn't get any service. I don't know if that's their norm, but that was our experience. I'm all for fusion food when it's done well. Tatiana @ Lincoln Center is an example of that. Sisters is not it.

I went with my church group and we had a wonderful time. The food and service were amazing!! The…read morestaff and chefs were very attentive and made sure we felt right at home. The restaurant itself felt very intimate and had great music playing. It was also my first time trying oxtail and it was delicious!! The portions are very filling!! It's safe to say that I will be back!!

Took a long while to get a burger. It wasn't very tasty. I'd try other items on the menu. I want…read moreto support this business. Hours of operation are confusing though.

From the owner: DINER FOOD ON a Truck…read more Lester 646-234-5266 Ada 347-476-1896

These have been a go-to for the past two years. Affordable…read moreand terrific tacos, mulitas and quesadillas. ¡Perfecto!

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!

Are here twice once lamb and once chicken. Delicious and I didn't get sick. What more do you want…read morefor 6$!!?

Great Halal cart on 125th St. and Lenox Ave. They offer great chicken or lamb over rice and don't…read morereally do anything extraordinary but when you go there for lunch multiple times a week that's perfectly fine. Like most Halal carts for $5 you get a Styrofoam container full of rice, meat, a bit of "salad" and sauce. The salad is a bit skimpy, only consisting of about half a handful of lettuce, but I always ask for some extra and they usually throw in a tomato or two. It's good solid Halal cart food that certainly fills you up, and leaves you happy and able to tackle the rest of the day.

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.

The food was fine on a portion and price point but level I think for a Manhattan location Jamrock…read moreneeds to use higher quality chicken (this is not Queens or Brooklyn people have higher taste buds here) I ordered the jerk chicken and it was cooked well! For sure they know what they're doing but the meat was cheap. I didn't like the prepackaged jerk sauce it's very inauthentic and it tastes too syrupy. I read that the flagship is in Queens and I'm very disappointed. Queens is know for very great Jamaican food some of the best in the city . I think if Jamrock gets higher quality chicken and actually makes jerk sauce on the spot they will be a true 4 star truck.

I have mixed feelings about Jamrock Jerk. I got the jerk chicken, rice & peas, plantains and salad…read morewhich was honestly a lot of food for the price. I think the chicken needed a bit more seasoning - it had the jerk flavor and the nice smoky taste from the barrel but it was lacking.

Located right outside the 1 subway station and in front of the now enclosed Columbia Univ courtyard…read moreis Hooda Halal. Stopped by on a weekday early afternoon when class was in session. A line of a few ppl but moved fast I got the chicken over rice no salad. $10. Fresh. Fries on top. Fair portion. Not as greasy as other halal carts. Seemed healthy esp with cooked carrots as part of the mix. I ate at a seated bench in the middle of the N and S way of Broadway. They don't have Green sauce but have white and hot sauces. They operate 2 shifts but basically are open 8AM to 4AM. One of the better Halal carts in the city Hooda.

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.

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.