Food truck in a very busy area front of Queens hospital center. I think they hold together from…read morevolume because food is simply just ok. Had much better halal food trucks out in queens. Last time I was there I was put off when the guy asked me how much tip I wanted to add to my card. Not if I wanted to add a tip, it was how much tip do you want to add. Not impressed with that.

I have been buying food from this food truck for years and was never disappointed.the flavors are…read morejust different and you get a lot for your money . Just love this this spot.

Wonderful food truck on woodhaven blvd. Whenever i am in the area i make a stop or even if i have a…read morecraving i would make it a destination stop. The go to here is the Italian sausage and pepers. Fresh, flavorful, and grilled to order. Has a great char and the peppers and onions are all cooked on the spot. My go to is the spicey sausage with onions and peppers with hot sauce and bbq. Nice hero bread that is soft to soak up all the juices and matches well with with the sausage that makes a great meal. Other good items here are the meatball hero or the chicken meatball helo. You can tell it's home made and full of flavor. You can get it either with marinara sauce or the ala vodka sauce. My go to would be the meatball hero with ala vodka hero. Friendly and good service and family owned. It's a great place to get a bite to eat and will be definitely back.

If you really want to know the truth, food trucks are usually full of blasted tattooed arms and…read morepiercings trying to sell you some trendy garbage for twenty bucks just because they put a fancy little flag on the napkin and have LED lit menu boards. But D'Angelo's on Woodhaven Boulevard isn't trying to pull any of that grand stuff. It's just an old-school sausage rig parked on the side of the road, smelling like sizzled grease and charred peppers that hit ya even before you even get close to the window. ​I ordered an Italian sausage hero loaded up with peppers and onions. I'm not even kidding, the thing was massive, wrapped in foil like a giant, heavy beautiful brick. The sausage itself had a good, snappy casing and plenty of flavor, and the onions were sweet and greasy in that way that tastes great while you're eating it, but makes you feel kind of depressed about thirty minutes later when you're just sitting around thinking about your life and blew off the gym. The bread was decent a little chewy, but it held the whole sloppy mess together without completely collapsing in your hands. ​The guy working the window wasn't trying to be your best friend or give you some big phony smile, which I actually appreciated. He just handed over the brown paper bag, took the money, and moved on to the next guy. It's not the kind of meal that makes you want to write a poem, but it fills you up with foodie happiness when you're wandering around feeling miserable and hungry. Three stars is a little low, four might be more appropriate.

Standard halal chicken & rice. It was good. Chicken was tender. $6 gets u entree and drink. I…read morecouldn't finish mine. The portions are huge. There was a line but it moved quickly. Not much more to say except it didn't really stand apart from the other halal trucks i've tried.

Delicious Halal. This time Lamb over rice and Chicken over rice. Great red hot, white, and green…read moresauce. Only 6 bucks but you get a drink with your meal as well. Super fresh, pipping hot meat over rice. Was worth the trek and waiting in the snow. Delicious. This would have been my staple meal while I was in college. You get so much fresh cooked food for less than take out Chinese food. One should really add veggies with the meal to make it extra healthy. My new discovery and currently my favorite take out. Shout out to Yelper Swatee for reminding me of this cart (I bookmarked it months ago!). Nnnom nom good!

This skewer cart is surprisingly good. It is similar to the ones in flushing and opens till…read moremidnight. It was a great midnight snack. The meat were cook very well and seasoned very nicely. It was nice seeing how concentrated he was cooking each skewer stick. I highly recommend if you want a late night snack and easy parking around the neighborhood.

Similar to most Chinese BBQ carts around Flushing, this one opens around sundown and stays open…read moretill well past midnight. They have all the usual items you expect to see, and they grill them very well. For the newbies, go with beef, lamb, pork, chicken, chicken wings if you want proteins. Maybe squid (choice of body or legs) and shrimp (with shell) too. If you like veggies, there are corn and mushrooms. By chance you prefer to take a trip on the wild side, there are plenty of options too. Who wants some chicken hearts, gizzards, or soft cartilage? Or maybe you prefer lamb kidneys or tendon? Most items are about $1.50 to $2.00 a skewer. Yeah baby! Perfect for a snack anytime or a deliciously sinful dinner with lots of variety. The one negative for me is that their seasoning (heavily based in cumin like all other carts) falls short a bit. Even worse, their hot spice blend does not taste good. Therefore, though I like heat, I go without here. With that said, the man and lady working here is extremely friendly. The meat they use are not 50% fat like some other spots. Lastly, the skewers are almost always cooked to perfection. They also have a tent and tables/chairs. Enjoy!

This is my regular halal cart in the neighborhood. I have literally been going to this place for…read morealmost 20 years, legit since the very beginning when this was their first cart and it was located across the blvd in front of Marshalls. Since then they have expanded to 71st and also have a location on Northern Blvd and 155 street. At least those are all the locations I know. So food wise it's tasty, rice is good, lamb is good and chicken is good. The problem that I've come across is over the last 2 years, the portions have become really inconsistent. It really depends on who is manning the cart but more times than not you will get a ridiculously small portion, in my case I would need 2 to be full, and no I'm not a big guy. The only one person that is a constant is the boss (always claims he's not the boss), tall guy with glasses, but he's been there for well 20 years so either he's the boss or they have a really good health plan. Anyways, still one of my favorite spots but it's become a bit of a hassle when I have to look to see if it's one of the guy's that I know doesn't gift little tiny half portions.

A quick bite no frills meal. I got a lamb over rice for $8. It was alright. Nothing to rave about.read more

Chicken tinga (spicy chicken) is solid everything else is a hit or miss. Tends to slap or be too…read moredry. Portions definitely appreciated. Fast service and consistent with their hours of operations into late night.

3 taco bisteak, GREAT PRICE!! really good food, every taco is filled with meat & toppings!…read more 3 taco bisteak, burrito bisteak y arroz. GRAN PRECIO! Muy buena comida, Me gusta porque tiene mucha carne en los tacos y sabroso, mi hermana comió tacos carnitas y también estaba bueno.

Finally had a chance to try this place. Its a good spot after drinking but why no menu or prices…read more Make sure you add the sauce because it doesn't come with it.

Two of my favorite things in life are street food and late night eats. Los Amigos Chimichurry…read morehappens to be both. It is a Latin icon in the borough and a bonafide post-nightlife option that has become a popular destination amongst locals. This has low-key become a favorite spot of mine to show visitors to Queens and a fabulous alternative for late night munchies in this part of Corona. The owner hails from Colombia and his crew of guys are bustling in a tiny food truck kitchen, cooking up variations of carne asada with tostones, salads, and rice. I've never seen a menu for this place and I've also never heard anyone speak English either. Es muy importante para comunicar en el español. It is strictly cash only and be prepared to wait during prime evening hours (1AM-3AM). My favorite combination is the carne frita, which is like a chunky Dominican style fried beef. While it's sauteed and not deep fried, the chimichurri condiment is readily available at the counter and is an essential component if mixed with the sides. Make sure an avocado is present and mix it up with the the moros (mixed rice) and tostones. The end result is a $10ish platter of late night goodness. While I sing their praises overall, I can't give them 5 stars for a number of reasons. Their carne asada platter is good, but more difficult to eat since their plastic knives don't do much with the meat. Parking for drivers is a zoo at times and folks are parking illegally just to get in line. It gets extra confusing when folks are standing around and not ordering, which leads to big crowds and longer wait times. ____________ (#1) Halal, Mexican, and pizza can wait another night.

Ever since the deli was sold the sandwiches became horrible. Food overcooked and quality went downread more

They do not give you boats head, the ham had balls in it eww. I ordered Ham and Swiss on a roll w…read moremayo. Sandwich had 3 thin slices of non boars head ham and one slice of extremely thin. $8.00 The whole sandwich was just a roll of bread. Scammers