I have had this taco truck a few times now and it doesn't disappoint. The first time was at The Big…read moreWonderful and enjoyed some delicious spicy tacos. Today the truck was at my work and I was going to grab some more of those great tacos, but then I found out from Chef Orlando that he actually makes all of his own wing sauces. So of course, I had to try the wings. I got 1lb of wings in his 505 buffalo sauce. It has a nice kick to the flavor with a twist of a typical buffalo sauce. I also like how thick it is. It coats the wings really well. They were served an a boatload of French fries which were really good in the wing sauce too. It was a hearty serving for sure. My co-worker got the nachos and oh man, those were loaded too! We are going back before he closes today to get some of his caramel filled churros because why not? Lol. The only thing is he is a bit pricey but what isn't nowadays. Check out this food truck if you ever can. Good food and Chef Orlando is super nice!

Orlando made setting up a time to come visit us at Griffis Westminster Center apartments super easy…read moreand the food was awesome. It took about 10 minutes to get my order and it was restaurant quality. The pricing was very reasonable for 3 tacos and wings that had a good amount of meat on them.

Who is Freddy? And why didn't I ever know about his cuisine before?…read more Luckily, the HOA of my neighborhood was able to persuade Freddy's Cuisine to stop by this past weekend. If they didn't, then I would have found my way to them eventually.. somehow someday. It would have happened. But let's get back to this review! Freddy's Cuisine offers authentic Latin dishes commonly eaten from Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, etc. It's the real deal. I mean, before moving to Colorado, I lived in South Florida for 20+ years enjoying the bountiful diversity and culture of foods from those countries and more. So yeah, I was excited to try a variety of Latin food in Colorado that isn't just Mexican food. I love Mexican food but it is not the same as some food eaters would assume. There were plenty of options to choose from especially since it's a food truck. The choices ranged from arepas, empanadas, tostones, pinchos, tortas, and so forth. Plus, they make tropical fruit juices! Since time was of the essence and I'm only one person. I ordered four items, which were steak arepa la charra, trio (chicken, pork, steak) patacones, yucca fries, and Colombian empanadas. It was too much food.. thankfully, my husband and kids assisted me in finishing it all. All four items were generously portioned and flavorful especially with the chimichurri sauce and citrus guacamole that laid on top of the arepa la charra and patacones. The savoriness was complimented by the sweet plantains that is found with the arepa la charra. Empanadas and yucca fries are great to snack on alone if you're not looking to get really full. Price range is $3-$11 per item. Honestly, that's a steal for the amount of food and flavor inside each dish. I seriously wait for my next opportunity to try Freddy's Cuisine again. Maybe whenever I have family and/or friends in town that crave Latin cuisine. I'd like to try the tropical juices too.. and maybe the other half of the menu. Haha.

I'll be honest, I didn't think the Vegetarian arepa would fill me up like it did. I looked around…read moreand saw other people grab their food and I thought, "Whaa? That's it?" The portions looked small. But, when I reached to grab my food, my arm fell to the ground and I dropped the food. Nah, just kidding. It was a lot heavier than I anticipated though. The aioli and citrus guacamole blended very well with the grilled vegetables. There was a little pool of water at the bottom of my paper bowl, but that's pretty normal for vegetables. (They have a tendency to perspire. Gross, right? They do that.) The arepa was very thick and soft, and added a nice texture to the dish overall. For those of you who are wondering what an arepa is. It's a flatbread made of corn dough. (Think tamale consistency, but thicker and fluffier.) As mentioned earlier, the portions looked small, but I was only able to get halfway through until I raised and waved my white flag for surrender. Overall, there was a lot of flavor and their portions were definitely *not* small.

Such a treat! I've been lucky enough to try several times now and I've really enjoyed everything…read more The Popcorn Tofu with teriyaki is definitely my favorite, but the East Asian Plate with a little bit of everything is the perfect way to try it all. I love how fresh everything tastes, the delicious side vegetables (the marinated mushrooms, baby bok choy, and pickled daikon) are a perfect accompaniment and help the meal feel "lighter" in a way. The potstickers are delicious and savory. The Korean BBQ had an absolutely wonderful flavor. It was definitely on the chewy side so I preferred to cut it up in advance because I like a bite with a little bit of everything! If you like it spicy, be sure to try the hot sauce. Also, as a bonus, the people who run this truck could not be nicer or more friendly.

I've eaten a lot of ramen in my life and it's been a long time since any restaurant's ramen excited…read moreme. That all changed last week when I tried the vegan popcorn tofu ramen from the newest Denver food truck, Mu Denver. Extremely fresh, hot, and a large variety of goodies other than the noodles. The broth is very savory, and there was bok choy, onions, bean sprouts, ginger, and of course the popcorn tofu, which was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Their schedule is limited right now (they're at Nooch on Tuesdays) and probably once the snow hits, they'll go into hibernation (as we all will). Next time I'll try the gyoza ramen. Or maybe I'll get the popcorn tofu again. Or ... Yumm.

Really good food. I was skeptical of fried ribs but will be on the lookout for this truck in the…read morefuture.

Horrible service. Terrible food. Chicken is the cheapest they can buy, better At McDonalds.read more

Related to their food truck. Got Beef A Jus Sliders for 12 dollars; it consisted of 3 Hawaiin Roles…read morecut in half stuffed with dry shredded beef, 1000s island dresses and American cheese. Way overpriced and pretty bad - meat was dry and flavorless, dressing tasted like cheap store bought junk, which matched the kraft cheese stuffed in it. This is the sandwich I'd expect if my 13yr old nephew tried to open a food stand. I'm shocked they didn't just squirted cheeze whiz in it but honestly that would have made it better. 0 effort here and it shows. Just make a sandwich at home and save yourself and your taste buds some time and cash.

I ordered the fine-apple burger without jalapeños (because I don't have a tolerance for spicy food)…read morewith the Korean kale yeah soup on the side. It's clear they were using the jalapeños to give the burger most of its flavor because the patty itself was rather bland. I definitely think it needs more herbs/spices or something. The soup, however, was bursting with flavor and very nutritious which is a nice contrast to most food trucks around. Also on the positive note, the service was fantastically quick and friendly. Good meal and great experience overall.

Guys this place is amazing in my opinion! Como (I think that's how he spells it) is awesome, laid…read moreback and personable. He was super quick to respond to me on IG when I had questions. When I showed up I introduced myself and we had a quick convo about our missions. He offered my family and some other bystanders a sample of the "old fashioned cheese-not burger" it was delish! My husband even tried it and he's no veg head like myself. We each ordered the burger with tots (mine were cheesy) and we weren't disappointed. They're at Belmar Lakewood near the brewery every Friday and the Golden farmer's market on Saturdays. Go try them!

I've been eating Sid's food for years. What started as a humble ghost kitchen has blossomed into a…read morekick ass food truck in Downtown Denver! The food is just so damn good. The other day I was craving curry, so I drove Downtown (on a hot day mind you) to order some delicious Indian food. A spicy butter chicken with jasmine rice and naan was calling my name. Boy, did it deliver! The curry was rich, with depths of flavor. You can see from the color of the sauce alone that it was going to taste amazing. I could literally drink it straight, that's how much I love it! Add generous chunks of chicken, perfectly cooked rice, and naan for dipping and I am in foodie heaven. You can find them in Downtown Denver on Wewatta St. They are parked in the same spot Monday-Friday from 10:30am-2:30pm. The pricing is appropriate, the portions are huge, and I promise you will not be disappointed. I'd love to see them featured at local breweries or distilleries around town. On the truck they have signage saying they are available for private events. Occasionally they pop up at apartment complexes too. Find a park bench nearby and feast. This food is damn cravable and I will continue shouting Tuk Took's praises from the mountain tops!

Sat may 23, 2026 3:30pm HOME DEPOT N AREA…read more ** GOOD JOB **** ANTHONY ****** i aksed for a mango drink sweet enough for my teeth to fall out, and it was ! young man, cashier was very pleasant, conscientious, deliberate, attentive about my order!! great mom helper !! best hot dogs ever !! thanks ms green

Out of too many items that are posted on the truck as available. Heard them asking people to…read moresubsitute after they had already ordered and paid, at least I hadn't paid yet. Condiments weren't stocked and it was only 12:30, peak lunch hour! Overpriced too.