We returned after 2 years and was not disappointed. The…read moredishes that we got were cooked to perfection and were really well balanced in taste. The EggLaari Special was just amazing and the combination off the gravy and boiled egg was just amazing. The lassoni egg was really good the over easy egg and the spice combination just work perfectly. I will be returning if i am ever in Austin again.

This was the 2nd time I ordered from EggLaari. And I must say, I wasn't disappointed. We ordered…read morethe Surti Gatola, got a BOGO offer on it on UberEats. Loved the flavor of the dish. My preschooler happily gobbled it down so that makes the dish a winner for me. Will definitely recommend this place.

I decided to try this Nepali food truck on a cold night when I didn't feel like cooking, and I'm so…read moreglad I did! I ordered for delivery and was not disappointed. I had the jhol momo, chili momo, chicken chowmein, fried rice, and chicken thukpa, and everything arrived warm, fresh, and perfectly packaged for delivery. That's important since I did not want a mess all over the other food. The chicken thukpa soup was exactly what I needed-flavorful, spicy, and comforting with tender chicken and fresh veggies. As a soup lover, this hit the spot and quickly became my favorite item. The chicken chowmein, which I requested to be non-spicy for the kids, was packed with flavor and got their seal of approval. I decided to try the fried rice (mixed with meat, shrimp and veggies). I really liked the flavors and it's definitely different than other places who just throw soy sauce on it. Will get this again. The momos are always a winner here, but my personal favorite remains the chili momo-crispy, spicy, and just incredible. This food truck has earned a spot on my go-to list, especially for that amazing thukpa soup. If you're looking for bold flavors and warming dishes, you won't regret giving them a try!

I stopped at this food truck back in September and am finally clearing out my food photos on my…read morephone at the end of year and showing some love to some local businesses that deserve it! This food truck is located out of the way on an access road in between industrial businesses so you must actually be looking for this truck to find it as you wont just stumble upon it. Lets get to it! Chicken Tikka Masala Generally, tikka masala is made with yogurt marinated chicken. The chicken is then skewered and chargrilled, giving the meat an incredible charred flavor. A tomato and coriander sauce is common, but no recipe for chicken tikka masala is standard. Chicken tikka masala is similar to butter chicken, both in the method of creation and appearance.What is served here is a tikka masala sauce that is reminiscent of a classic curry-stand recipe. This is not haute cuisine; it's the kind of nuclear-orange tikka masala you crave when you stumble out of da club at 3 A.M.This dish has a punch that comes from a mildly spicy heat, but it's not extremely hot due to the creamy tomato sauce that balances out the spice. Butter Chicken Butter chicken is a type of curry made from chicken with a spiced tomato and butter (makhan) sauce. Similar to chicken tikka masala, the chicken is marinated for several hours in a mixture of lemon juice, dahi, Kashmiri red chilli, salt, garam masala, ginger paste, and garlic paste. The marinated chicken is cooked in a tandoor but may be grilled, oven-roasted, or pan-fried. The chicken on this dish is grilled. The butter chicken presented here has a velvety smooth texture and a slightly sweet taste. This is ideal for someone who is adverse to the spice of a tikka masala. Paneer Chili Momo I only had momos once before having them here. If you are like me the first time I tried these and want to know what the heck momos are: Momos are a traditional delicacy snack (Asian steamed filled dumpling) from the Nepali cuisine. Generally, momos are made with finely chopped freshly harvested vegetables with an option of minced meat. A momo is similar to Chinese baozi, jiaozi, and mantou, Mongolian buuz, Japanese gyoza, Korean mandu and Turkic manti. These momos are tender and have a bit of heat from the chili and a light crunch from the bell pepper and onion. Drunken Noodles These drunken noodles aren't spicy like the traditional Thai drunken noodles but yet more mild in flavor, which is surprising as the reason they are called drunken noodles is due to the dish's reputation for being a popular late-night street food option that packs the heat. There are variations on the recipe, but there are some ingredients that are usually included such as Thai basil, vinegar, chili peppers, and peppercorns. This dish had all the standard ingredients but not the heat. The dish is filling and flavorful and will pair well with a nice cold beer. For those who do not indulge in libations, a mango lassi will do. The people working at this truck went out of their way to make sure that Thing Two and I were pleased with our meal and offered the momos for free because of the extended wait time for the food (color me impressed). There are tables in front of the truck where customers can wait for their food. Thing Two and I enjoyed our mango lassis at one of the tables while we waited. Overall, this truck is a great addition to the Pflugerville area and should be visited if in the area. #supportlocal

Not worth the money, don't waste your time going, honestly place looked very unclean but the person…read moretaking orders was very nice

Great vegetarian food choice! I was not planning on a vegetarian rescue meal (I did not eat…read morebreakfast and lunch at work) but I picked the veggie pizza sandwich and surprisingly delish! I may have asked for naan bread instead of the sandwich bread they have but the taste of the sandwich was so good! They have the buzzer to get your order when it's ready. You can eat on site they actually have two tables if you choose to eat on site. I ordered mine as takeout. Great value I only ate half and was full already! Clean and with parking adjacent to the gas station. Recommended!

THE BIG: Nepalese food truck located in North Austin right off of MoPac and close to the Domain…read more Plenty of outdoor seating with parking sharing the lot with other stores around. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here after our doctor's appointment. We ordered a curried momo on grubhub and came by the expected time. However the dish wasn't made and we had to wait another 15 mins. At least you know they make it fresh and in-house. The momos themselves had great flavor and the curry it self was delicious. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall damage done for a single curried momo was around $15. Delicious momos and I'd definitely be back to try more items.

Momo Hub is one of the more interesting food trucks we've found as it's just randomly sitting in a…read moreparking lot off Gracy Farms Lane. We've driven by it a few times so we decided to stop by and try Nepalese food for the first time. We ordered the chicken steamed momos and vegetable spring rolls. The food took a while to make even though I was the only one there, about 20 minutes total. We eventually got our food and were very excited to eat. Unfortunately the food was worse than we had hoped. The chicken steamed moms are okay. The dumpling itself was a bit chewy and the filling was tasty and well seasoned. The real disappointment was the spring rolls though. The spring rolls were so ridiculously overcooked, they were practically brown. They were very hard, although the filling wasn't awful. The whole order was just very mediocre which is unfortunate because we had high hopes. Honestly, we'll probably give this place another try. Making dumplings or spring rolls isn't easy and we live close enough where it's worth another shot. Hopefully next time around will be better because there was definitely some promise there, just not the execution we'd hoped for.

While the food tasted pretty good, staff was not friendly and I got sick from it not long after…read moreeating. Tried the turban green drink and it had hardly any ice and never got cold. Sucks as I had been excited to try it for some time. It's odd to tip before you swipe. I wish I could take the tip back.

SPECTACULAR!!! I was shocked at how good the chicken tikka tacos were. There's a bit of a kick but…read moreit's not overpowering. I really want to know what's in the sauce because it's really bright and zesty. It interacts well with the chicken, making this a great dish for those wanting to eat Indian fusion! Also...do try the chai tea. It's made fresh :)

We had a great experience at Dosa Shack, a vibrant food truck in Austin serving delicious Indian…read morestreet food. My wife ordered a dosa for our son, and he enjoyed every bite. I went with Bombay grilled cheese sandwich, which was packed with flavor and toasted to perfection. We also got pani puri for my wife, and it was fresh, and full of tangy goodness. Everything tastes incredibly fresh and well prepared. The service was quick and friendly, and the food bought back nostalgic flavors. We loved it especially the mango lassi and will definitely be back for more!

Great live dosa bar for events--fresh, flavorful, and fun!…read more Dosa Shack catered our event with a live dosa bar offering four flavor options. I tried the Masala Dosa (with cheese and jalapeño) and the Spinach Paneer Dosa--both were light, tasty, and served hot. The spicy chutneys were a standout! My only critiques: the dosas could've used more filling, and the sambar was served cold, which was a miss. TL;DR: Tasty, fresh-made dosas and flavorful chutneys--just wish the sambar was hot and the filling more generous!

I've been around Austin so long I remember Satay was the only Thai place around! Then there's Thai…read moreKitchen where I've eaten for over 36 years. Then there's my newest favorite Thai Cuisine by my house... their tofu and veggies Pad Thai is next level and it's been a regular for our family for a li g time. Ok so then my daughter told me about the Pad Thai at Weladee, a trailer at a cute little food park on Hamilton Ln off North 183 and now I'm 100% HOOOOOOOKED! They've ruined me and I don't see how I can ever go back to the others!!! The sweet young lady that runs the place knows her stuff and works her butt off provide the best quality authentic Pad Thai available. They have limited hours and a limited specialty menu... but it's worth the wait and well worth the price. Just GO!!! I had it for dinner tonight and can't wait to beat up the leftovers tomorrow. It's that good!

I think we are officially obsessed with food trucks. Hamilton Park food trucks are our favorites…read more We usually Yelp what we want to eat. Lately, our top rated Yelp reviews are with food trucks. Today we were in the mood for Pad Thai, which brought us to Weladee Thai Kitchen. Weladee means "good times" in Thai. Interestingly, Weladee Thai kitchen has three entrees Pad Thai,Tom Kha and Pad Ka Pro. Pina, the owner, said she used to have 5 menu items but all she can handle currently is 3. She is the only one working in the food truck. Pina was super friendly and personable. Now, for the Pad Thai...the box felt very heavy. It was enough Pad Thai in the box to feed 3 hungry people. The noodles were fresh, soft and flavored well. There were big chunks of chicken in the Pad Thai and it was extra tender. The meal was at the perfect spice level. The food court tables had no visitors. Today the temperature is 95 degrees, i. e, sizzling hot vibe.

great food, quick service on to-go orders. owner is friendly…read more Popular food. Fresh food. Great prices.

First off, it was so hot inside with obviously no AC running. We had to eat as fast as possible…read morebecause my baby overheated and we were sweating profusely. Pretty sure only one person working there doing every part (taking orders, cooking, etc). The menu is also somewhat incorrect (I.e. a drink actually does not come with the burger). Foodwise, the burger was tasty. The eggplant taco was pretty flavorless. The beef burrito tasted pretty good but actually needed salt and a little small compared to comparable burrito places.