This adorable truck is outside my job every so many weeks with really delicious food. They probably…read morehave a mainstay in the area, look em up on social media. My lunch was really good. The rice was perfect. I REALLY wanted more of that lime crema. I really appreciate their online ordering system. It gets crowded down there! So, I really liked placing my order 2 hours ahead of time because there was zero wait. They do shut down the ordering when they get overwhelmed and I enjoy that too. Try them out. You'll enjoy it.

I can't get enough of Tuckedito Taquitos! Their stuff is like a high-end Taco Bell…read more I was lucky enough to find Tuckedito Taquitos at two different breweries in Montgomery County. The taquitos are so good that I usually order two to fill me up. My favorites are the buffalo chicken and beef enchilada. Their homemade sauces are also so tasty! If you see them at a brewery, get in line -- you won't be disappointed.

I'm not sure how I could be the first person to review these guys but here I am (If you don't trust…read moreme, check the Google reviews as well): So let me just start by saying that this is more than a "French Fry Truck". I didn't know you could make baskets of french fries that are this good! I mean, I'm a normal person; I love french fries ... But they had these amazing themed baskets which become meals in themselves! Fries were crisp and fresh - much better than what you typically get in a restaurant. These are made fresh for you; not in batches for several customers and sitting around for a waiter/ waitress to bring them to various tables. We had the Mediterranean basket which all three of us loved and we also got a smaller order of sweet potato fries with Old Bay and homemade aioli (I assumed this would be a snack and had no idea how much food we were ordering!). Portions were really big ... And so good! We saved some sweet potato fries to (re)roast at home to share it with housemates. Elisa &Eric were also really cool about meeting the needs of our group which had both omnivors and vegans. Thanks so much!

I definitely expected the fries from a fry truck to be actual potato fries but these are the…read morebattered kind that tasted like funnel cake. The sauces were okay but these are 100% overly priced fries with decent sauces. 2 stars for offering vegan options that aren't typically vegan with the pesto aioli sauce. Advice would be to invest in your main product and actually make your own fries or search for a better quality fry.

They cut me off on the boulevard. If they can't drive, they can't cook. Never had their food though.read more

So good, the food is amazing and the people are really nice. They do a lot of festivals in the…read morearea, make sure to try them. I went wrap, next time bowl.

We hired The Munchy Machine to cater our wedding - Ralph was absolutely incredible to work with…read morewhen first contacted even a year and a half prior to the event. The constant communication back and fourth was great. We were given a list of events to come and taste test at - he was very accommodating at the tasting aswell. The food is INCREDIBLE - everything we tried, we loved. The BBQ Mac is our favorite. Our wedding - they showed up, and showed out! They were wonderful. They made sure even through the chaos that we weren't forgotten about with food. All of our guests complimented us and it helps that the truck is also really a show piece. We love munchy machine - a huge thank you to Ralph!

$28 for a grilled cheese, two little sliders and diarrhea, next time I'll pass…read more The grilled cheese and the sliders were good, but not $28 good. Tip: Making stupid jokes about not having any non-meat options is also not very professional.

The corn is amazing and fresh! I love when they are at the local charlann farm corn festival! The…read morestaff are super attentive and kind. Even when there is a line you receive your food within minutes. The truck is always decked out with designs and clean.

I ordered the OG corn at a food truck event yesterday for $7.00. I was disappointed after the…read morefirst bite. I don't know what kind of mayonnaise was used but it tasted sour. I get street corn all the time, but this was yucky. I took a 2nd bite thinking maybe it was me, but no, it was not tasty. I threw it out but didn't go back to the vender as it was only 7 dollars and not worth the stress. The 2 people I was with were equally disappointed.

A small but mighty food cart located minutes away from the Drexel freshman dorms at the corner of…read more33rd and Arch! Grabbing a filling lunch on the way to class has never been more convenient. This cart settled on its rightful corner near the beginning of the school year, and ever since I tried my first dish from here, I've been hooked and determined to try all the menu items. It's about time Chicken Kitchen got a Yelp page :) Chicken Kitchen specializes in Asian-style rice platters. Don't be fooled by its name - the food cart has plenty of offerings that range from chicken, to beef, to pork, to tofu, and even eel! Meat-eaters and vegetarians alike can find their niche here. And for a price of $7, the value and quality can't be beaten. The dishes typically come with a side salad and, depending on the dish, onions and mushrooms, and the dishes are easily customizable, with the option to add sriracha for a spicy kick. My personal favorite that I've tried so far is the chicken katsu curry, but I also love the peanut sauce dishes and the chicken with Thai sweet chili sauce! Each dish is made-to-order, ensuring a hot and fresh-off-the-grill experience for the consumer, a one-man-show for the cook. With how long the lunch lines have grown over the past few months, he completes each order relatively quickly. Even with about 5 people in front of me, the longest I've ever waited for my food is probably around 15-20 minutes. I still try to avoid peak times though because of the long lines that can form (for good reason!). The owner is very generous with the portions of rice and meat that he gives, and I always finish my food feeling sufficiently full and satisfied :) There are also your standard drinks (water, soda) for sale, and worthy of noting is the array of aloe drinks which can help to cool down the spiciness of the food if you opt for it. The cart conveniently accepts both cash payment and Venmo. The owner is a really nice guy and recognizes his regulars. I've been eyeing this cart for a while, and it's been exciting seeing Chicken Kitchen grow over the past few months to the point where there's a small crowd huddled around the cart at lunchtime. I'm a proud Chicken Kitchen patron and I hope other students will continue to support this business!

Food is amazing, and the owner is even better. I go a few times a week! Katsu curry is amazingread more

Chimi truck open till 5am. One of the dopest late-night spots around hands down. Chicharron, pollo,…read morechimichurri... all of on point and some of the best, maybe THE BEST fried plantains in Philly. The superstar's superstar.

This is a Dominican food truck right down the street from Tierra Colombiana. These are very common…read morein NYC and it was great to discover one in Philly. They serve great late night after club Dominican food like chimichurris (Dominican hamburgers), pica pollo (Dominican style fries chicken), Yaroas (French fries with cheese and other toppings), frituras like longaniza and masa de credo frito, tostones, fries and more. I order a $10 order of chicken and longaniza with fries and it was a large portion for the size. It tasted good and traditional. It's a good spot to visit if you have the munchies after a night of clubbing at Tierra.

Zea May's is a new food truck on the Philly scene specializing in foods made from native american…read moreingredients. Being a small part Native American myself and loving all the anicient grains that are gaining popularity (go quinoa!) I was excited to get to try Zea May' at the Night Market. That evening their menu was completely vegetarian which always makes choosing hard for me. I went with the Sweet Potato Empanada since I thought eating any sort of salad while walking around was more than my coordination could handle. The empanada was nicely cooked, not greasey, and held together great. I added a little hot sauce to mine and it worked well with the delcious sweet potato puree inside. At $3 the price was very fair. I look forward to trying their other 3 Sisters salad (corn, quinoa and beans) soon.

Food Truck lovers, admit it - when you eat from a food truck, you very ever, so rarely, at the end…read moreof said food truck meal feel light, airy and say to yourself 'Hey, I did some good, responsible, tasty and healthy eating' - right? Zea Mays is the exception to the rule. I'm finishing up a meal that on first impression may sound a bit too order-happy: Sweet Potato empanada, Wild Rice salad and cranberry, apple corn muffin. $9.75 later, I feel satisfied, full and airy - and just good. The empanada, which is pretty small for $3, is delightful, the sweet potato mixture that includes maple syrup and nutmeg in a lightly fried crust is delicious, nearly dessert-like and a perfect start to a meal (who doesn't want to start with dessert, anyway?). A wild rice salad for $5 (with summer squash, sesame seed, white bean, corn and brown wild rice atop mixed greens) is perfectly dressed with an amazing mouth-feel and is absolutely delish. The accompanying corn muffin with cranberry and apple (at $1.75) is the perfect complement, also light, savory with the hint of fruit tartness. All in all, a very complete meal, that left me feeling, good, not hefty and with the truck's focus on foods made from Native American ingredients, it isn't surprising. This truck will be here on Monday and Wednesdays for all of September, so make sure to include it in your rotation.