Yummy quick lunch. The yellow rice was fluffy and well…read moreseasoned, generous pieces of tender yet crispy chicken, the usual iceberg lettuce and tomatoes disguised as a vegetable serving in the chicken over rice. The differential was the delicious black beans which is not common at the halal carts but to me completed the meal.

There are so many hot dog stands and halal carts around Rockefeller. I decided to stop by this cart…read moreand get a lamb gyro for $6. It was pretty good, but not the best I've had. It can get quite messy eating the gyro! Get lots of napkins and sit down by the benches! Tell them to add lots of white sauce and red sauce (if you like spicy!). I'd still prefer Halal Guys on 53rd & 6th!

Very decent Halal cart. Prices are still sand ($6 gets you a chicken or lamb platter) and all your…read morefavorite flavors are there. There was no line when I walked up during peak lunch time, and that was just fine by me.

Not bad for $6! Ordered a mix gyro with white sauce. It was enjoyable. It was heavy on the lettuce,…read morewhich took away from the other flavors. It was missing something, unsure what (maybe a few fries in the mix?). Not bad, but a good bite to hold you over for sure.

This truck is right in the NJIT campus. You can find it by the long lines next to the truck. The…read morelamb (gyro meat) over rice is very good, it tastes like it was homemade and not the generic factory ones. The long grain basmati is a standout and sets itself apart from the other trucks. The white sauce is a bit heavy like it was just Mayo thinned out with water. Also the hot pepper flakes is not spicy at all. Also I don't think they have the usual Halal truck hot sauce since he never puts any in when I order which is a missed opportunity since I love spicy foods.

Patties tends to be here in the financial district at least once a week during the summer months…read more The first time I noticed them, I did a double-check because the first thing to catch my eye was the patty menu! Chicken, fish, beef, etc. $2.00 for coco bread. I strolled up and even though people were standing around waiting for other food (they also serve up full dishes such as curry goat, chicken, etc.) they were quick to ask what I wanted. Both times I've been here, my chicken patty with coco bread has been amazing! The patty is HUGE and the coco bread provides that hint of sweetness that I was looking for. Everyone that works at the truck is so nice and pleasant and they're fast. Definitely not something to be missed if you love Caribbean food. Also, prices are fair at $3.00 for a patty.

Went to the truck on 46/5. During lunch, they didn't have most of the patties...your name is…read morepatties... Tried the jerk chicken platter, very spicy but tiny portions and dry chicken.

They had a stand at the US Open. They had "kimcheese fries" on the menu for 12.50 and it was cheese…read morefries with whole, not diced, raw kimchi. I'm Korean and this order still confused me. Not a single restaurant in Korea would think about putting undiced kimchi over cheese fries. It is normally diced and stir fried, almost never raw and in whole pieces. It felt as if they just placed store bought kimchi over cheese fries. Please reconsider this menu item.

My coworkers and I love your food. We go every Thursday when you're by MetroTech. This past…read moreThursday the regular crew was their & we were happy to see them. Pat on the back to Nicky & the girl at the register (sorry girl, I don't remember your name). We had to complain for the food we got on April 6th. The "new" guy messed up our orders. I ordered beef and he gave me 1/3 portion of the pork from what they usually serve. And my friend who orders $50 worth of food got like $5 worth of food. We were both very disappointed. We couldn't bring it back because the time we eat lunch, you guys would have left the area. We will still come to the food truck when you guys are out here...We'll just make sure the right staff tends to us. Keep coming by. Can't wait for your permanent location at MetroTech. @KorillaBBQ

Can't really beat $7 ramen food truck when all the other shops are charging up to $15! Good…read moreselection and taste good too for the price. Not making much money because there are not really any students going to Baruch as classes are mainly online. Seems like they're doing just fine opening around 10am and packing up by 1-2pm. I think it's cash only so bring some greenbacks!

I ordered the Beef Ramyun…read more Visuals: It's a blue truck in the corner of Baruch's vertical campus. Since I'm not a big fan of ordering dishes from food trucks I was apprehensive. I like to see people sanitize the cooking area, is it just me? So, I was happy to see the the workers clean and spray their area and have only one person touch the money. Wait: 10 minutes. The method of "Ask first and pay later" makes it easier for customers to relax and the cooks to focus. Size: It's 32oz. Equivalent to 4 full cups of soup. Taste: Oh yeah Bebe. The soup was heavenly. IKimchi excited my taste buds. In the soup, there's bulgogi beef, tofu, scallions, cucumber, ramen, egg, seaweed,spring onions and carrots. The portions of the meat and egg were huge. I had to drop my chopsticks and turn to the spoon and fork. As I slurp the noodles inside the campus cafeteria, the only thing that I could think of was "This soup reminds me of my mother's soup." Will I go here again?: Um..cheah! For a food truck to have high quality food, and vibrant menu choices by Baruch? You will be seeing me IKIMCHI again...

I'm adding a Brooklyn listing for them because they're in the DUMBO Food Truck Lot on Jay and Water…read moreonce a week. I saw them on Monday, but for up-to-date schedules, check the bottom of their homepage: http://bigdsgrub.com/ For their Manhattan reviews: https://www.yelp.com/biz/big-ds-khao-cart-new-york Anyway, I had no idea there were multiple variations of Big D's Grub, but their second truck (dubbed D2) features their "Khao" menu, which is Vietnamese-inspired Asian fusion (rice and noodle bowls, mostly). I had the chicken thighs over dirty rice. At $11, it was a ton of food. Stuffed to the brim of the container. The sweet chilli sauce was pretty standard grocery store stuff, but the chicken was tender and marinated well. Also came with a side of Asian slaw (the kind that comes on a banh mi). I also had the pork and chive dumplings, which were freshly pan fried. It took a little bit of time to make, but totally worth it. Especially at $3 for four dumplings. Would definitely return to try their other meat dishes, though they definitely have vegetarian and vegan friendly options.

They used to have chicken over rice with soda for $5 dollars but i guess due to the rising prices…read moreof food, they cut it off, so now you only get Chicken over Rice / Lamb Over rice for $ 5. Let me get to the basics, this NYC Halal Cart can dispute the Halal Guys on 53rd in Manhattan as being the best halal cart in NYC. This guy will make your plate heavy, and he is not like any other halal cart where they give you very little rice, a lot of salad, and one to two pieces of chicken. He will hook it up and make sure you get your $5 dollars worth of food. His white sauce is superb, and if you want it seasoned any way, he will do so in order to "Best serve the customer". The taste is also amazing, along with the barbeque sauce. You can't go wrong with this. Convenient enough, he is in front of the train station, Elmhurst Ave where the M and the R train go.