I'm not really sure about the scathing reviews below other than a bunch of 'Southern' people trying…read moreto flex, but I had no qualms at all with this food truck. The guys running it were super friendly and chatty and were super proud of the food they're producing. Unfortunately, it's reviews on here that make people hate Yelps, so unless they were terrible a year ago, then I'm not sure what's going on here. The Nashville Hot chicken we ordered was massive, and it was some of the best I've tried in a long time, especially in Columbus. The chicken was super juicy while the breading retained a ridiculously delicious and spicy crunch. You definitely get a lot for what you pay for. The heat level was great, since I love it spicy, and it was absolutely caked in cayenne paste. I also ordered the Jambayala, which was solid as well. It definitely could use some more heat, and I don't think anyone else would mind if the spices in it were kicked up a notch. The chicken and sausage was tasty, and cooked just right, so I can't complain. Like I said, I'm not sure what the deal is here unless the bourbon chicken was just that bad, but I find it hard to believe. I'll check back though and try it. I really don't understand why people are basing southern cooking off a 4 ingredient dish that you can get at any fair or festival like its the epitome of Cajun cooking but whatever. You do you. I know I'll be back.

I'm writing this review with one hand because I refuse to put my sweet tea down. As you can tell…read morefrom the picture, I got a little of everything. So let's dive in... The crispy bourbon chicken over Carolina gold rice is honestly the southern/Asian fusion fried rice I didn't know I needed. I know it's not typically made with crispy chicken but it should be. It just should. There were bits of traditional bourbon chicken I think he rice along with scallions, and so different textures in every bite. And if you're not familiar with Carolina Gold rice, do your googles and learn. It's an heirloom grain that's making a comeback and for good reason. It's so much more flavorful than regular rice. The brisket Mac and cheese belongs together, I could have done without the cornflakes, but they do bring a nice crunch to the dish, and however the brisket mac is sauced...sheesh!!!! Like I said this brisket and this mac belong together. And then there's the fried green tomatoes. The tomato was tangy and fresh, the breading not too heavy to overpower and nicely seasoned. A well balanced profile. The aioli was dressed a little heavy on mine, but it definitely gives you that southern flavor, tangy, smooth, and little sweet. I'd follow them just for the tea and lemonade, so the great food was a bonus. When you remember this is coming out of a food truck, you'll appreciate just how good this is. I'm gonna take a few more bites and then hit my blog and show Sweet's more love.

If half stars were an option, I'd probably give Dog People 3.5 stars. But, I had a positive overall…read moreexperience, and they were fast and super nice. So they get rounded up to 4 rather than down to 3. Dog people does two things: hot dogs with lots of toppings and fries with lots of toppings. They're both good, with room for some improvement. Start with the fries. I had the poutine, which was a perfect rendition of what poutine should be: a heaping mound of hot fresh french fries, smothered in tons of gravy, loaded with cheese curds. I know poutine is all the rage these days, and certainly comes dressed up with fancy flourishes elsewhere. But this is the heart of what poutine is: rich. flavorful. comforting. The fries themselves, while cooked to perfection and piping hot, were nothing overly special. They seemed to be of the fairly standard frozen variety. Next the dog. I had mine with slaw, siracha, and added bacon. The slaw was quite good. It had great flavor and there was plenty of it. The downside was that it obscured some of the other flavors. If I were to order it again, I'd probably ask for extra siracha and maybe forego the bacon (most of the bacon flavor was obscured anyway, so might as well be a little healthier, right?). The folks running the truck were super nice, and the food came out incredibly quickly. The latter is no small feat, and it's one of the things that made them stand out. It's definitely something to remember if you're in a rush or trying to choose between multiple trucks.

Had Dog People again this evening. It wasn't on par with the first time I had it. I'd eat their…read morefood again but I don't know if I'd go out of my way for it. Maybe it was an off night.

The food is absolutely amazing. I met the owners Mike and David and everything is made from…read morescratch, even the sauce Mike makes. Not to mention everything is reasonably priced and well worth every penny! I kinda felt like other trucks as of late have been a little over priced. I love the passion Mike puts behind the food. Super cool dude, amazing food. The best part is the food comes out pretty quick! Bourbon chicken is my favorite so far! You can find them usually in the Village of Minerva Park in front of the Municipal building on Fridays 4-7pm. North east locals. Kinda got to follow them on social media for their next spot.

Might be the best Middle-eastern food in the Columbus area. Definitely the most…read moreaffordable.....great value given the large portions. One plate can easily serve 2 diners. It's a food truck not far from a freeway exit so really no ambiance, but convenient. The 1-2 persons in the food cart were efficient and nice. We received a can of soda for each of the plates we ordered. The chicken was shredded and had a mild curry seasoning. The lamb was tasty gyro meat, cubed rather than slices. The falafels were crunchy yet moist. The white sauce and the spicy sauce added flavor and moisture to the dishes. The rice was flavorful even w/o sauce. Each plate also came with a smattering of veggies and a few pieces of tasty pita bread. Bottom line, even though the menu is limited (about 12 items), you can't go wrong ordering any item.

Had to stop mid eating to write a review. this is mixed over rice with the white sauce and spice on…read morethe side. it is QUITE delicious. got it around 7pm on a Friday and not busy at all. took about 5 minutes to get. it's honestly really good!

Love Hangry Planet. Stopped by the food truck at the Franklin Park Conservatory. We enjoyed the…read moreGalaxy Beef-burger combo, Cosmo Chicken sandwich, and an order of Loaded Fries. Service is friendly and they did a great job of keeping up with the crowd. Definitely recommend.

We came across Hangry Planet at an event. They have such a fun theme - their menu is full of a…read morevariety of burger options, all named to complement their truck's name. They offer beef, fish, chicken, and bean patty options, plus fries and chicken nuggets. We tried the "Galaxy Beef-Burger" and "Solar Fish." The presentation was fun - the burgers look like UFOs! The food came out hot and delicious and was much enjoyed. Service was friendly and efficient. We'll be on the lookout for the truck in the future!

Saw this Food Truck on the freeway this morning and happened to look at StreetFoodFinder.com and…read morethey were just down the street from me at an event. Arrived and met Jim the owner. He has had the business for 4 1/2 years. He does this part time. They were only doing slices at this event $3 a slice. Got a couple of pepperoni slices and a cheese slice. They use a wood fired oven to cook with so it doesn't take long at all. On to the food. The pizza had a nice crust to it. The tomato sauce had a super tomatoie taste which was great. The cheese and pepperoni were just okay as they were just regular store bought products. I will have to check them out at a regular event to try the whole pie and all the other ingredients you can have.

Oh. My. Goodness. That's (more or less) what I said when first biting into their food…read more I'd seen this trailer often, at the gas station on the corner of Westerville Rd. and Old 161. Didn't think much of it. Then I noticed it was not just a standard taco truck- it was Salvadoran. Looked it up, saw the menu, headed back as soon as I could. Interesting menu, and I wanted several things. I really wanted to try the fried pork rib because I love ribs, but it was a full meal and I wasn't super hungry, so I went with a pupusa and a pastelito. Still hot when I got home almost half an hour later. The beef pastelito was what I saw first when I opened the container, and tried first. And: wow. Deep fried goodness, around great seasoned beef plus cheese. Eyes rolling back in my head. Yum. Under it was a pupusa loca, with cheese, chicharones, jalapenos, and more. Not spicy at all, though I do like heat so your mileage may vary. Tasty, a good blend of flavors and textures; sided with sour cream and a thin red sauce. Hard to pick up, ate it with a knife and fork. Yum again. I'll be back. Good prices- all that for $9. Friendly service. A short wait because they actually make stuff to order. Faded sign with drinks, $2, not sure what. Limited parking and odd shaped lot so be careful.

At this place there is Good food,there is amazing people that are hardworking and great pricesread more

Great job, on time, fair price, really good foods. Brisket, PPork, chicken, macNcheese, grnbeans,…read morecoleslaw, salad

We had never had Simply Smoked BBQ before so we decided to give it a try. The brisket was very…read morefatty and the pulled pork was okay. They have a bottle of sauce you can put on your food but do not give you individual containers. As Covid Delta is ramping up, one would expect individual containers. We also ordered the potato salad and it was very bland tasting. Also, for $3.00 you do not get very much potato salad; not a good value. Again, there was a salt and pepper shaker on the food truck tray one could use. But, aside from the Covid comments above, how would one know that there was no salt on it until one tasted it, necessitating another trip back to the truck to get salt. I would not get this food again. Pat's BBQ food truck is so much better.

Was driving home today and remembered that Dirty Frank's is now in Worthington!…read more Dont be confused if you don't see the truck. They still are open. They now operate the take out business at this location from inside the building and the trucks are parked in the back. There is no indoor seating but you will get the same friendly service as downtown and they offer the exact menu as the one downtown other than items with french fries. Plus most of their dogs cost under 5 bucks! Just cant beat Dirty Franks. Yum.

If you want a creative hot dog, Dirty Frank's is the place. We were out running Saturday errands…read moreand came across their food truck/take out/catering location. We had to stop for a grab and go lunch. Well worth it. Dirty Frank's is pretty much the bench mark hot dog shop in CBus. Started to go to their original downtown location years ago and was hooked. I have always enjoyed their dogs. So many creative combinations to choose from. They have something for everyone. You can't dine in this location like the one downtown. But, the staff is just as nice and personable, and service is great. You also can't beat their prices. So many hog dog shops are overpriced, not Franks. Always a fun place to get a dog!

We Always order Taco Mania when they come to our neighborhood ...probably my favorite food truck…read moreI've ever had that serves whole meals for your family!

The truck was at the Dublin Rec Center. Service was friendly. A bit of a wait (15 minutes) but it…read morewas lunchtime and they were busy and only had two employees - and they put everything together after you order. I ordered the vegetarian tacos and they were very good. Well-filled will nice fresh ingredients. My only criticism is that the guac was too salty for me. I added fresh tomatoes to my leftovers the next day to cancel out the saltiness.