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    Song La

    4.7 (217 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Deborah L.

    Even though the food was sure to come from a food truck on S 1st, It was love at first sight! the menu is simple and the items are affordable. The braised pork belly rice bowl with pickled veggies and tea egg was a hefty portion for $15. The meat was tender and came with the familiar Taiwanese flavor. I also got the fried tofu chi for $8 and fried pork chop rice box for $11. Also good and comes with a longhorn dipping sauce. I also love the vibes with other food trucks around a grove of shady trees and area for kids to play. At first bite I decided I'd come again the next week! Much love for this Taiwanese food truck!

    Catering dishes of yummies!
    Tiffany L.

    I've visited their food truck a few times and am surprised I haven't written about how good Song La is! Each time I've gone the food has always left me feeling full and happy! My favorite is their Taiwanese chicken bits and their pork belly and rice, but honestly they are a bit of a drive for me after they moved to Thicket park. However, my friend had the genius idea to cater from them for her party and reminded me just how good they were. It left quite the impression as I loved it so much that we actually catered from them for our party! Y'all if you are looking for something a little different than your typical pizza offerings, this was a fan favorite! I am sure there are multiple ways to order but I did it via messenger on Instagram. The replies were very speedy, communication very clear, and they were easy to work with. I told them what I wanted, they sent over the invoice to be paid via link, and my order was ready at the agreed upon time. Even after traveling about an hour the chicken bits were still crispy/not soggy, and the pork super tender, flavorful, and just yummy especially the rice that had extra time to soak up all the flavors! Overall I was extremely happy with my experience and know this won't be my last! Thank you again Song La!

    Chicken Bites Box
    Ashley M.

    Absolutely delighted with the portion/price! Ordered through DD so I can't speak on the service but everything was packed securely. That root beer was disgusting lol it taste like root beer candy lol I have tried the melon one yet; I'll be back for that one tho once I try it. Definitely wanna try more of the menu items for sure!

    Pork Belly
    Rachel W.

    Song La is a beloved food truck that used to be near UT campus and has now relocated to Thicket Park. I was craving their chicken bites and it did not disappoint even after all these years! Their chicken is fried to perfection and has great flavor - the fried basil is a great touch. It comes with plenty of rice and their food is always cooked to order. The park has a lot of flies, but I guess what can you expect in an outdoor space where there's food. Plenty of tables to eat at and a decent amount of parking available.

    Evie T.

    Back in Houston, but I can't stop thinking about the Taiwanese popcorn chicken from Song La! Sooo good!!

    Chicken bites
    Felecia I.

    It's been awhile since we've ordered from Song La, one of my favourite food trucks. Since they moved away from UT campus to deep South Austin, it's a bit of a challenge to go now. Fortunately we were recently in the area, so of course had to order our go-tos - the Chicken Bites & the Braised Pork Belly Bento Box. Our boxes were hefty and packed to the brim with insanely tasty Asian comfort food. Prices were very reasonable AND we had enough left over for another meal. Song La has consistently dished out affordable, authentic Taiwanese fare for many years. They deserve every one of their five stars.

    Chicken bites box
    Michelle V.

    DELICIOUS! I stopped by lunch / placed my order online and was ready when I got here and very hot and fresh. Got the chicken bites box - comes with rice, sauce and pickled radish which were surprisingly amazing too and paired great with the fried chicken! Overall super impressed - the chicken had incredible flavor and the portion size is great for around $10! Service was quick - placed my order online and was ready in less than 20 minutes! The food truck park is super cute and has plenty of other trucks too - even has restroom trailer - so nice!!

    Chicken Bites
    Evelyn S.

    Highly recommend Song La's popcorn chicken! The food truck used to be located close to campus, but you can find it now in South Austin within Thicket Food Park. We came on a Saturday afternoon and live a bit farther, so the timing was tight and initially we thought we didn't make it. However, the owner was super kind and generous with making our order even though it was close to closing. After we finished our food, the owner came out with her family and we were just chatting a bit about her experience starting/running the food truck, which was wonderful to hear about. It was pretty quiet since most of the other shops had closed up for the day, but there were a lot of children's toys and interesting decorations to look at. The food park also has a good amount of space with picnic tables/seating. Chicken Bites ($14.99, 5/5) - Super crunchy, juicy, and delicious! The basil was nice and crisp and the sweet/tangy sauce paired great with the chicken. - Great portion size Overall this location is a bit farther but the owner is wonderful and the popcorn chicken is authentic and delicious! Totally worth checking out.

    Lan Anh V.

    There are few places in Austin where you can get authentic Taiwanese food, and Song La is one of them! Taiwanese popcorn chicken is one of my favorite versions of fried chicken. They execute this dish so well. The box portion is generous. Their food is delicious, warm, and comforting. The owner was so nice! She even threw in an extra egg for me and apologized for the wait even though we weren't waiting that long for our food! I recommend arriving early because some of the menu items were sold out. Parking at the Thicket Food Park can also be a bit tight.

    Braised pork belly rice
    Mel N.

    I love Song La so much. It's so nostalgic for me since my college days. Chef is always so sweet and hardworking. Portion sizes are enough to last me for a couple of days and even days later the food is still soooo good. I try to make a stop every time I visit Austin. A real gem.

    Chicken Bites Bento
    Gabrielle S.

    Delicious, fresh, authentic Taiwanese flavors! Perfect food truck to kick off our Austin vacation. The chicken was tender, juicy & perfectly battered. I would highly recommend ordering online to skip the line! Will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

    Taiwanese popcorn chicken
    Binhjamin N.

    Popcorn chicken was very delicious. Very crispy and flavorful. The basil on top and the steam rice makes such a great combination. Loved it...

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