This food truck is wonderful! Probably my favorite I've been to (including food trucks in Austin…read moreand Chicago). Very delicious, homemade Mediterranean food. They offer free samples of all proteins, which are lamb gyro, grilled chicken strips, and falafel. Honestly, the falafel is some of the best I've ever had, including falafel in Israel. The owners are extremely friendly and the food is well priced. You can get a platter for $8, with your choice of protein in a wrap or pita, over a salad, or over rice with 2 sides. You can get two proteins for an additional $1 (awesome deal). The sides are hummus, chickpeas, baba ganush, dolmas, salad, and mixed vegetables. I strongly recommend the hummus and chickpeas. Lastly, the amount of food is enough for a large lunch or large and a nicely sized snack or even dinner.

This is my favorite food truck in DC, I usually see them Fridays near Capital Gallery (L'Enfant…read morePlaza). I recommend the falafel and salad. The falafels are not what one might be used to, they are green on the inside and Yella must use different beans from what I am used to, but they are absolutely delicious. Highly recommended.

Hmmmm, I tend to lean more on a higher rating when I'm torn. The goods: there are hearty portions…read more The fried chicken and fries had a nice flavor. The chicken over rice (I only ate a spoonful) was hearty. The "hmmmms": I put the chicken and fries in the air fryer to get an added crunch. Flavorful, but just okay. To be fair, wings have to have a specific flavor and texture in order for me to truly enjoy them. I totally understand the process of what makes something halal, including what gives the chicken the red color, but this chicken was simply too red for me to eat, like beet red. Again, the portions are hearty and it had a nice flavor. If you like foods prepared on the softer side, you'd like Naz's.

Tasty meal - perfect delivery option!…read more I got the rice platter with chicken, salad, white sauce, hot sauce, and green sauce. The portion size was quite large but perfect since I was pretty hungry today. I ordered Naz's Halal Food via UberEats and I was a bit nervous as some food doesn't travel well. However, I was pleasantly surprised. My meal was delicious and the staff packaged it really well too.

Every time I go to eastern market I grab this…read more All my friend love this and can't believe isn't vegetarian/vegan friendly. The best part is that it's not some weird imitation of meat. Truly tastes fantastic and even omnivores love this. I like how they also offer a combo with fresh fries. Lastly you can buy a pack to take home and make yourself.

I remember the food from AJs being very wholesome and tasty. Nice recipes without all the lab…read morecreated weirdness. However, I am not certain where to find these guys currently. I used to see them at the Columbia Heights farmer's market.

I've tried Korengy only twice before, but I have no complaints. The first time was just a regular…read morebeef bibimbap. The second time, I tried the beef bulgogi japchae. I was hungry while I was waiting in line, but when I saw the guy pile on the noodles, beef, and sauce, I was salivating like a rabid dog. The beef is seasoned and cooked perfectly. Everything comes in perfect proportions so you're not left with rice/noodles without any toppings.

Yummy! I was able to finally check out Korengy, a food truck decorated with ivy vine stickers that…read moreoffers different bibimbop styles: Vegetable, Bulgogi, Spicy Beef, Spicy Chicken, Bulgogi Jahpchae, Chicken Jahpchae, Spicy Beef Jahpchae, and Spicy Chicken Jahpchae. I tried the #5, which was the Bulgogi Jahpchae bibimbop. The big plastic salad bowl container contained a generous amount of bulgogi (with its juicessssssss), freshly-sliced carrots, bean sprouts, rice, jahp chae noodles (just the sesame-ed up noodles (no beef or veggies as a regular jahpchae)), lettuce, and a little container of gochujang. Mannnnn, it was really good! The bulgogi had an ever-so-subtle sweeter taste, but it was marinated wonderfully and perfectly; it was tender and cooked all the way through; it's not the 'grilled' version, so keep that in mind. I love the fact that the guys put in extra ladles of the bulgogi juice in it (oh, yeaaaa, mixed it up with the rice!). Mixing it all up with the lettuce, the jahpchae noodles, and the veggies with the gochujang sauce was great (I recommend in asking an extra container of the gochujang if you want it more well-dressed). The only thing that was slightly disappointing was the rick - it was a little too wet and mushy T___T For $10 that includes tax, I thought it was a great filling meal - a great bargain! The guys are friendly and cool, too :D Check their social media, as they are really great in updating daily on their location for the day :D +Bulgogi Jahpchae bibimbop (#5) +ask for extra gochujang sauce +friendly guys :D +check their social media for their up-to-date location for the day

I ordered the #3 which is the chicken satay. IT WAS SO GOOD!! I also loved the corn fritters that…read morecame on the side. I was savor each and every bite and wishing for more. The only con which could be personal preference was my rice was underseasoned with salt. Luckily the sauce from the meat compliments the rice. The service is great - they are super super friendly and helpful with answering any questions or helping you decide what to order. The price is so reasonable like spending under $15 on a platter is unheard nowaday. I will definitely be back to try something else on the menu.

I am shocked that there aren't hundreds and hundreds of reviews on Arnis' Kitchen!…read more This food truck serves up delicious, authentic Indonesian food - the menu is pretty extensive, and every order is made-to-order - you are guaranteed in receiving piping hot, tasty food! I ordered: +the Nasi Goreng - #2 on the menu; this is an Indonesian fried rice with chicken, egg, shrimp, veggies, and a side of pickled veggies; savory rice with tons of ingredients; this was pretty filling! +Sate Ayam - #3 on the menu; these were grilled and marinated chicken on bamboo skewered, dressed in a peanut sauce, served with a corn fritter and pickled veggies; this combo also comes with rice, but I opted out of this; I absolutely LOVED this dish! The chicken was so juicy and tender, and their peanut sauce is thick, creamy, and SO SO SO GOOD! I literally could eat thousands of these! +a Teh Kotak Jasmine Tea box - nicely chilled and super refreshing Arnis' Kitchen is family-owned and -run local business, and they are very community-driven, which is amazing! Support this delicious truck - you won't regret it! They are really good in posting updates on their social media. I can't wait to return to try out the rest of their menu! +delicious chicken satays! +amazing peanut sauce! +friendly, kind & welcoming service! +community-driven local business!

There has been a slow decline in quality of the food and service. They did remodel the place so…read moreit's prettier but there is still a bunch of gnats. They added a lot of plants which does help the gnat problem. But the food is good. Everytime I come I have to wait because I mainly get drummies. The cabbage was okay. It needed more seasoning but I can fix it at home.

I'm in the DC area for my birthday and I needed something with flavor and heart; Dodah's Kitchen…read moredelivered both. I went to the Mount Rainier location and ordered the drum plate with mac and cheese and collard greens; and I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be the best vegan soul food in the area. The drums were crispy with a one of one batter; I have never tasted anything like that before. Crunch on the outside, seasoned through, not greasy, just right. The mac and cheese redefined vegan; creamy, flavorful, and comforting without trying to imitate anything. It stood on its own. The collard greens took me straight back home; tender, seasoned properly, and full of soul. I also tried the ribs; and they were so good they honestly do not even need promotion. This is not good for vegan. This is just good. If you are in the DC area and craving real comfort food done plant based; Dodah's Kitchen needs to be on your list.

Everything is perfect here! Friendly staff especially the…read moreowner. They are welcoming to all types of people! Maybe food is best way for people to connect and not fight like in the Middle East. The prices are low compared to the fantastic quality. This is my 2nd time takeout. I am from the New York area. I have had a lot of falafel in my life but this is best since it is not too fried, soft inside and so tasty! Also the homemade babaganoush is fantastic! My only wish is they had more space for dining in and expanding the menu to other Middle Eastern items.

Sensational!!!! I traveled all over the city for the best falafel, and I found it here!read more

Finally tried on toast on a whim. Found the food to be decent but a bit lacking compared to the…read morecompetition surrounding them in the market. The Italian beef here was a good sized portion, price was a little high, and the service took a while despite no one else having ordered at the stand. Overall, the authenticity was good but it just felt a little underwhelming in the sea of unique eats.

If I could give it a zero stars I would. Got an Italian beef and the meat was tough. Au jus was…read moreso thin it may as well be water. Barely any cheese I paid extra for. Bread was a big dough ball. Pretty bad for 21 bucks.