The neon blue glow drew me in once again, as the truck was parked on the corner of Queen and Quay…read more Since I've frequented the Roaming Dive, I decided to make a request of Pete. "Can I just have a cup of chicken?" He didn't even flinch. He even added, "I was thinking you might like something like that", since my previous review mentioned that I don't eat bread. He asked if I would like something like a salad with the two types of chicken of the day: sweet spicy chicken (which I had previously) and his buffalo chicken. I immediately accepted and took a seat, waiting patiently for the goodness. Annnd it was exactly what I wanted. I hadn't had buffalo chicken since I left the States, so this was a welcome dinner. Pairing this chicken with his crispy fries were spot on. Making sure the sweet spicy chicken didn't feel neglected, I had to pace myself and alternate between the two cups of chicken. So delicious, it was everything I wanted on that dreary night.

I find it hard to turn down a slider and at The Roaming Dive you can get two for 9 bucks…read more Since there were two options it seemed only right to sample one of each! First up, spicy chicken w shredded 'berg. The chicken was epic. I'm not sure what marinate they use but it was dark, sticky and damn delicious. For me, green cabbage would've been better than iceberg though. The heat of the truck and then the chicken in the bun had made the 'berg limp. Next we tried the fried haloumi. It was mighty tasty, crunchy on the outside squeaky on the inside. Seriously, how good is haloumi? Red cabbage slaw added a bit of crunch and cut through the salt. The guys working in the truck were lovely. They seemed a bit stressed but I would be too if I was churning out food in such a confined space! Looking forward to seeing where these guys turn up over summer!

Do you want to eat a soft steamed bun with some crispy chicken inside ?…read more Yes ? Great, head to Achos. A caravan made into a food truck where you can find simple and delicious steamed buns (Taiwanese style) stuffed full of pork or chicken , finely sliced cabbage and Mayo or teriyaki sauce . I found these guys at the Otahuhu Food Festival , I made a beeline to them as they were the only ones without a queue ! I couldn't believe that , who doesn't want a yummy bun like this ? Super friendly service and really good food .

Coming to a food truck venue near you, Acho's is a mobile restaurant that serves Japanese versions…read moreof New York Taiwanese style pork buns. Recently surrounded by a long and salivating queue at Auckland's Street Eats festival, they offered a limited but yummy selection of pork belly buns, pulled pork buns, chicken Katsu buns and chicken skewers. The Japanese variation makes them a little less spicy on the palate than their most immediate competition Judge Bao. Some may find this preferable, others may not. I chose to try one and so should you!

Oi my gosh, this was exactly what I needed today! I have had Lucky Taco's tacos many times, but…read moretoday was the first time I tried the De Sesos (lamb brains) and Lucky Lengua (beef tongue) tacos! One thing I have always appreciated was that fact that their tacos have an amazing balance of citrus, creamy (I think it's the avo cream/sour cream), spice, and savoury. And if it's not hot enough the jalapeño hot sauce will do the trick if it's not spicy enough! The beef was divine - whatever they marinated it in was amazing. Literally hit the nail on the head. It was juicy, tender, and slightly spicy. Honestly I didn't now what to expect anyway as I can't remember what beef tongue tastes like. If it were a blind tasting I probably wouldn't have guessed tongue! The brains were... Interesting. It was kind of yellowish-greenish in colour. It was swimming in all sorts of greenery and cabbage though so colour palette-wise it actually complimented well! However it had sort of a weird consistency (what do you expect it's brains!) and did not have as much flavour as the tongue. Love the Lucky Taco, love what they are doing. I'd go back for the tongue and Horchata (it's a must and dials down the spice), but I wouldn't run back for the brains. It's novel though, so I'd recommend trying it.

Last year, I discovered The Lucky Taco at The Auckland Food Show and it is definitely one of my…read morefavourite foodie experiences to date! Delicious authentic tacos in either a corn or flour tortilla plus an agua de horchata (sweetened, iced rice milk infused with cinnamon) and you're all set for the day! The owners (Sarah and Otis Frizzell) are so lovely, that you will definitely want to go back! The second time I encountered The Lucky Taco was at The Auckland Food Show this year. They had a great set up at the show and their tacos were just as delicious as the year before. I was also really excited to see Sarah and Otis again and even more excited to try their Pulled Pork Taco. It is absolutely delicious, a bit spicy, but oh so good! They also have a great little set up along Ponsonby Road which I have taken a long time to visit, however, three weeks ago I did! It was the most beautiful sunny day and I just happened to be walking in the area. I tried the 'Breakfast Taco' - spicy chorizo sausage plus an egg (ohmygawd delicious!) and a Pulled Pork Taco, which has a great kick! It will forever be my favourite taco! Sarah and Otis were as friendly as ever and there were many people queuing up for their tacos - you will definitely find out why once you try one! (Or two or three in my case!)

Delicious food from a top-chef in an exciting restaurant in Auckland. Beautiful murals on the…read morewall, gender neutral bathroom, and excellent food, this restaurant has plenty of seating both inside and out. I ordered coconut water as my refresher, beloved ordered an iced latte, huge fresh salads, real food with natural ingredients. Well worth stopping in!

Found this lovely spot while I was looking for a place to eat for lunch. I got spicy chicken…read moreclassic burger and man it was so good! the spices did come through and I think it was the yogurt sauce in the burger that made me love this so much. The place is really cute I think it would be really nice to sit outdoor during summer and great service! I think I'm gonna go back and try something else on the menu.

Perfect evening with our magnificent chef (Daehee)....our guests had a marvelous time, they enjoyed…read moreDaehee's warm personality, his great charm and humor, his entertainment skills and his out going and friendly attitude. We rate Daehee and Shin's Teppanyaki 10/10.....Thank You....a night we will never forget and highly recommend to all. ありがとうございました Arigatōgozaimashita

if you want to get friends over but can't be bothered to cook then this is the perfect option! They…read morebring everything to you-table, food, cutlery, plates, napkins all you need to do is worry about what to drink on the night. The chef is very entertaining and cooked us yummy food-9 courses for$50 per head-way cheaper than a night out at a restaurant and it was a great team building experience especially when we had to catch the egg in our mouths! Definitely recommend, it's a great concept

One night at the outdoor cinema at Silo Park, I wanted to grab some dinner, so decided to try…read moreMexiKai. They describe themselves as "mexican street food with a pacific vibe." I got the three tacos for $12 and they were really, really good. On the menu was a beef taco, chicken taco and a vegetarian option (which had a nice dash of spice to it). I tried the chicken taco which also had pumkin in it, and toasted coconut salad. It was great. I also really like my vegetarian taco - which had mushrooms, cheese, beans, corn and salad; with just the perfect amount of spice to it. As MexiKai uses a truck that moves around various events (check their website for dates and places) - you can even hire one out for a private event. If you did, I think that would be one fine party.

The Mexi Kai truck is usually parked down in a carpark near the Autrium on Elliot and makes for a…read moreperfect weekday lunch, especially when the sun is shining and you can sit out on one of the park benches and enjoy a taco or three. These guys stand out on the Auckland 'food truck' scene as actually producing food that is full of flavour and not full of fat. I had the trio of tacos and mixed up my flavours - one beef, one pulled pork (excellently good) and one chicken. My friend had a pulled pork burrito and that looked sensational as well. This truck can also be found at local festivals and events around Auckland so even if you don't work in the city, hunt it down somewhere near you.

The churro was very nice. My servers name was Namrata from The Base Mall in Hamilton, she was very…read morekind and considerate of how I like the churro. She seems like a very greatful, upbeat worker! Very easy to talk to :))

Tasty churros and friendly service. Love the caramel sauce and the drizzle option is my favoriteread more

Fantastic example of New Zealand thinking! Creating a paleo friendly food truck with amazing food…read moreoptions. If you get the chance, buy up everything in the truck. It's amazing quality and great for those of us who eat a paleo diet. The truck is an ex ambulance and is well kitted out to serve amazing food options. This truck generally appears at night markets all over Auckland and typically you can find it at the Silverdale night markets. I just keep an eye on their facebook page to see where they'll be next.