Delicious and affordable burrito! I got the beef burrito and they packed the beef in. My favorite…read morepart was that the burrito came with guacamole. On top of that they gave chips and some salsas on the side. This is a very good meal for about $10. There are a few tables inside to eat and service was quick.

5/5 Beef birria amazing…read more 5/5 S consome $4.50- foodgasm, perfectly spiced, rich broth, sooo much better than Moho Mexican Grill 5/5 dumplings $7.50 5/5 sliders $5.50 4/5 shrimp tostada- so good, so crispy 4/5 chicken Birria - really good but ground beef over ground chicken 4/5 loaded papas $12.50 -really good 2/5 L esquites $6.50- surprisingly bland, needs Tajin or something all throughout The guava drink is better than the mango. Guava is sweeter which I prefer in this case.

My friend and I came here for lunch. The space was casual and colorful, with a lively atmosphere…read more They actually offered Horchata, which was sweet and refreshing. I ordered the Fish Bowl, because it had a little bit of everything, including Mexican rice, pinto beans, lettuce, sour cream, pico de gallo, jack and cheddar cheeses, as well as tortilla chips. This was a lovely presentation. The Fish was too soft for me, but overall the ingredients mingled together well. Rice was perfectly cooked and flavorful, while the cheese was satisfyingly melty. Service was okay. The waitress was friendly and everything came out in a timely manner. However, when it came time to pay, the bill was calculated blatantly incorrectly. It was so much hassle that I don't plan on returning.

Nice lil spot to grab some tacos. Food is good and friendly staff. Limited seating. Over all not a…read morebad spot.

Absolutely love anytime street. Their bowls are simple but delicious and an easy pickup!read more

Ordered the pork cup bap to go. The portion size at this price point is great - I believe my order…read morewas under $10. They provide a generous amount of rice, salad, and meat of your choice. The pork was juicy and flavorful. My one complaint is that they added a bit too much mayo to the rice, to the point where it ended up a bit soggy.

I love Jojus and I'm a frequent returning customer at the Elmhurst, Midtown and flushing location…read more Today was my first time at this location and I'm disappointed at both the service and quality of the food. I ordered a Banh Mi Fries to go with everything on the side (something I always do at all locations). I was questioned by the staff whether that's what I really want or if I wanted extra - I said no, I want everything on the side. When I got my order and opened it, this is what I see. A huge box with a few pieces of fries and no bag of vegetables on the side. I okay found one spicy mayo and green sauce in a small container and that was it. At other locations, I was given a bag of veggies to pour in myself. I was ready to devoured this but was highly disappointed when I saw this.

They opened in the East Village last week and had a special BOGO banh mi promo going on during…read moretheir first day so I figured why not? I got their Sweet Joju banh mi and got a Lemongrass chicken banh mi for free and both were packed to the brim. The Sweet Joju banh mi is basically what you think of when you think of a classic Vietnamese Banh mi with the addition of caramelized ground pork, which adds an extra sweetness, which I don't hate. The Lemongrass chicken banh mi was quite nice as well. I've never gotten this because I usually prefer the classic banh mi with the pate and the headcheese, but the chicken thigh here was juicy with a hint of earthy,herby flavor and I think it worked really well together. If there's one thing that's a bit weird to me, it's the fact that the sandwiches are packed horizontally from the inside of the sandwich to the outside, as opposed to from the bottom to the top. Just something to note because there are bites where it's just ENTIRELY the pickled vegetables or entirely meat as opposed to having all the components together in each bite. It's not the end of the world though, and I get it's probably easier to make it this way in terms of efficiency. Either way, both sandwiches are quite good, and a good addition to the eateries around St. Marks Place!

Incredible to find such an unpretentious, amazing spot right in the middle of the Village! Not a…read moreton of seating, but everything is packaged for takeout and so you can decide after you order. I had the default steamed chicken and rice. It was perfectly cooked and the sauce that accompanied it was perfect. The proprietor (who takes the orders) was extremely kind, and the meal was a great value.

A really great spot for a quick and affordable meal! The food comes out almost immediately after…read moreordering, and it's only about $13 for a large portion of steamed chicken rice. There isn't much seating in the restaurant, but turnover is pretty quick. I really enjoyed the flavors of the sauce it came with, as well as the ginger in the rice. If you dine in, the chicken rice also comes with a bowl of daikon soup, which was very flavorful and warm. We also tried the khao zai gaab, which was incredibly crispy and peppery.

Getting a burrito at a taco spot, user error. It was the size of my face and stuffed with rice and…read morebeans for four. Meanwhile, my guy John had a tray of immense craftsmanship and limes. Fragrant limes. Science was always a tough subject academically, but I can spot chemistry from a mile away. The duo inside this cart was akin to prime Han Solo and Chewbacca. Minimal communication was necessary to make my park bench dinner feel like so much more. Cash only businesses are a dying breed, but these guys have the best plot armor south of 33rd. I'd visit here again, but I could understand an aversion from one who's built Charmin soft to roadside cuisine. Street tacos, thank you. Park bench sack dinners, thank you. FTD suggestions, thank you. Tacos Cholula, thank you.

This taco truck is on a relatively calm street. You can post up next to the truck at a folding…read moretable to eat. The people in the truck are friendly and helpful. I ordered chicken tacos. The chicken was nicely marinated, but not quite as juicy as I prefer. The tortillas were handmade and fresh. The toppings were generous and fresh. I recommend tacos here if you're in the area and craving tacos.

OMG! So my man and I were shopping and was looking for food and we look through maps and tik tok…read morefor reviews and good eats. Talkin Tacos had popped up and we said THAT LOOKS GOOD. We get there and you have to choose what you want on a tablet for staying and going and the ambiance was so cute it made you feel like home. We grab a seat and before you know it drinks come out and literally 3 mins later the food. The drinks and the food OMG it hit the spot the taste was ecstatic. I had the shrimp tacos with street corn and my boyfriend had the chicken taco with the chipotle sauce so freaking good and that guac baby just make your way there i promise you won't be disappointed!!!

Food....FIRE!…read more Ambiance.... FIRE! Great good. Good music. Not too hot not too cold. Sign in the bathroom sys not to flush toilet paper.... Idk about that. But good overall!!

I miss having a decent Korean fried chicken spot!! This is a solid solid option - my favorites are…read morethe Cajun seasoning and the soy garlic. It comes with a side of pickled radish but ranch and anything else is extra because they count it as a sauce. The soy garlic does get a little sweet but I probably shouldn't be having all 10 at once. 20 wings will run you about $36. It takes maybe 20 mins from when you place your order, but the staff is really nice despite it getting pretty packed. I'd come back for sure, because it also seems like a chill place to watch sports other than a bar.

A couple months after visiting South Korea as a family, we found ourselves again gravitating…read moretowards Korean fried chicken. This time, we went to Rokstar Chicken to satisfy those cravings. This was the second time we visited a Rokstar location; the first visit was to the Bushwick location inside a supermarket. We opted for an order of 10 half drumettes and flats with honey butter seasoning, which evenly coated each piece. The crunch on these chicken pieces are almost unreal, much crunchier than their American counterparts but at the same time also less greasy. We didn't want to only eat fried food, so we also ordered Korean BBQ over rice, which turned out to the another highlight of this meal. The bowl was topped with thicker slices of beef that were juicy and flavorful but not too heavy on the BBQ sauce. It was a well-balanced and well-executed rice bowl. The space was on the small side but was well kept and clean. The service was nice but can be a bit uneven as the customers at the next table were offered gloves to eat their fried chicken while we were not.