Food trucks are finally back in Kendall Square (thank goodness bc the lunch options are slim!)…read more I've eaten at this food truck before and at the Davis location, but it's been a while. Tacos are $4 a pop which is steep, getting a burrito/torta/plate is more bang for your buck. Ordered the carnitas burrito, no beans (they only had black beans). The burrito was a good size for lunch, but if you're a big eater, you'll probably need a side (not as big as a chipotle burrito but much tastier). Decent portion of meat, tasty, only slightly spicy, great amount of cheese. Overall, good lunch and better than the other options in Kendall!

the food is slightly below par with the brick and mortar establishments but that is expected…read more i charged my torta to my credit card, usually they give you the portable machine for you to add a tip, sign it, and add your email for receipt if you like. this option was offered to the previous person in front of me. this option was not offered to me. i never saw the machine. later on i see my receipt online and i find that there's a tip that they added for themselves. THIS IS NOT OK. WTF Tenoch!

Fresh light crispy pizza. With good flavor! Clean,polite and great service.nice size menu with…read moreother options and beer and wine available.

Recently stumbled on this great pizza place in Cohasset. It is actually more than pizza. The food…read morewas delicious. Our servers name was Jamason and he was very friendly and knowledgable which made it easier to decide what to order from the extensive app. Menu. I had the buffalo cauliflower bites and the sauce was amazing. Others in our party had the Brussels sprouts with bacon. We got a few pizzas. The most memorable being the pepperoni with hot honey and the meatball and ricotta. Good food. Food service. Will be back. S.Carchidi

I remember when I first heard about this event. My initial thought was "oh look another way NYC and…read moreBoston can compete". Actually, I thought it was just another event New York City could dominate Boston at. But that's just the New Yorker in me. I kid, I kid. I've got nothing but love for Boston's food trucks. I was mostly interested in what trucks New York was going to come with as lets be honest the only food trucks I ever saw in NYC were the halal and hotdog trucks on the streets. And let's just say I was taught never to trust street meat. Good thing the website is good at listing the trucks and their websites so you can scope out the competition beforehand. Surprised to see almost all of them had websites. The first time this event was held in Dewey Square. Contained completely on the farmer's market island. My god it was a mess of lines and the wait for some of the trucks was horrendous. People had to plan strategically in their groups in order to hit as many of the trucks they wanted to try. Food truck competitions are serious business and apparently you call out a competition between NY and Boston you're going to pull a crowd to show some love for their hometown. It's understandable... even if the longest lines were from two NY trucks. The second time around the planners did a lot better location wise. They spread the trucks out along the less trafficked Greenway. Thank god they learned from last year. Also line control was handled a lot better.No funky zigzag across 4 different truck areas here. And there was also plenty of grass or curb to sit and eat. Now for the food. This competition has a habit of bringing an array of different cuisines. I had a plan to visit two trucks this time. Morrocan truck Comme Ci Comme Ca and Indian Chinese hybrid Momos & Buns. Most of the NY trucks had a limited 'Throwdown' menu. While I did pick up the kofka couscous from Comme Ci I would have really liked to try a few of their appetizers that I noticed on their website. The couscous was delicious and I think this was the first time I ever really tried Moroccan cuisine so I don't have anything to compare it to. But I'll definitely hunt down the truck when next I'm in NY. Momos I never got to. There was quite the line and I was not that patient. But while I was walking the area I stumbled upon the Cupcake Crew and tried their maple bacon cupcake. Wow, that was incredible. Although I think bacon makes most things taste better. In all it was a pleasant day with delicious food a relaxed atmosphere and I can't wait until next year's.

Not too shabby. They…read morehave a great selection of pizzas offered every day from this truck. The sopressata, margherita, and sausage pizzas are my faves. Nice fresh mozzarella, not heavy on the sauce. The crust is prefab but the fInishing in the oven adds nice depth of flavor. It's a speedy truck with courteous help. Typically, around $13 to leave with a pizza for one. Could be split with a friend if neither are super hungry. Recommended for a speedy pizza.

I got Margherita pizza for lunch here. The process of ordering and getting food was so effective…read moreand quick. I got my pizza in 10 minutes after ordering even though there was some line who were waiting for a pizza. The pizza tasted great and I left half of them for lunch tomorrow as the portion was pretty generous!

Randomly found this place while walking to the North End. It was super busy inside, almost didn't…read morefind a seat. Their menu had a lot of classics, including tortas. A lot of people seemed to be getting the tacos or a torta. I got the steak quesadilla and it was fresh, only thing was it was a little cold and portion was a little small. I liked the pico inside it added good flavors, and the steak was good but it tasted more like a ground beef. My boyfriend got the plate with carnitas, he really enjoyed it. I wish I tried a torta as it looked really good, but next time! They also have locations in other cities--there's one in Medford too. They also do takeout and had a lot of people in and out picking up orders.

After a disappointing experience and a returned dish at another restaurant, I was looking for…read moresomething comforting, nourishing, and satisfying. Yelp pointed me to this small (nothing fancy) Mexican spot, and on a rainy Sunday evening it felt like exactly the right choice. The "tucked -in" restaurant was quiet and welcoming. I ordered the vegetarian enchiladas, and they absolutely hit the spot. The flavors were fresh, vibrant, and well-balanced, making for a hearty and satisfying meal. My only criticism--and it's a significant one for me--is the use of aluminum serving containers. I realize some restaurants still use them, but I personally don't think food should be served in direct contact with aluminum in 2026 when so many other options are available. It was a noticeable disappointment and detracted a bit from an otherwise yummy experience.

I contacted Papi's Stuffed Sopapillas for food truck services for a company event, and they got…read moreback to me right away. They were so professional and easy to work with from start to finish. They had everything I requested and were happy to accommodate dietary restrictions. On the day of the event, they arrived on time and were ready to serve our employees without a hitch. Our team has not stopped raving about the food! I heard comments like "so fresh," "incredibly flavorful," "fun and unique," and "what is this delicious concoction?!" It really brought a smile to everyone's face. They were also wonderfully professional with our employees throughout the event. Highly recommend Papi's Stuffed Sopapillas for your next event, you won't be disappointed!

I could eat their tortillas for life. They're so crispy and crunchy and I just don't have the words…read moreto describe it. My favorite so far has been the gyro pocket with the lamb and beef filling. It's a generous amount of meat atop some lettuce and banana peppers that give it an acidic finish along with some diced tomatoes. They do add a sauce on top that taste a bit like thousand island (my only complaint is that sometimes they put too much). If you see the truck, stop by and order a pocket, you won't regret it!

Ok so let's just say FIVEFKNSTARS. ok? ok. I don't give the 5 stars often, but when I do, I mean…read moreevery red square and white star of it. kickin' it off with the queer-o-meter. yeah, uh.. ten! The staff is so nice and it's Boston, low key all around. I'd like to officially put my bid in for the seasonal Korean "Good for the Seoul" BBQ sandwich to find a home on the permanent menu. It just ended in July and I am heartbroken. My taste buds are piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiissed to say the least. It was the sandwich that dreams are made of: soft (yet firm) seeded roll, thin fresh cooked chicken cutlets, cabbage slaw, pickled carrots, gochujang BBQ sauce and sriracha mayo. I stood in 85 humid sunny Boston heat for 20-25 min for it. Yes, it's that good. It's heaven on a bun! I've gotten the Drunken Parm, the Hogan, and the Caprese as well. All solid and delicious. I've never gotten one I didn't like. They are pleasant and open to customizing them as well. i.e. no lettuce, extra onion, BBQ on the side. I'm also not sure how, but Thomas the cashier remembers my name every time. That's SO impressive. I mean, I know I don't blend like most, but still, my name among all those people all week long at all the locations? I feel honoured to say the least. Seriously. I didn't get a picture of the BBQ sandwich because honestly, I had devoured it before realizing I should have. whoops. I did get a pic of the Hogan and will post that soon. The good: All of it. and I mean ALL OF IT. You can opt to get chicken, eggplant or one cutlet of each if you're feeling swanky. The location - this is good and bad. Good right by my building and bad that it moves down to Dewey Sq other days. BOO! The bad: The line. They open at 11:30am at Rowes Wharf and there is a line that starts to form at 11:15. I got there today at 11:20 and there were 8 people ahead of me. I might bring a lounge chair with me one of these days. The cost. I personally don't feel it's outrageous. It's a food truck in Boston on the Wharf and it's phenomenal. However, that said I think it's at the cap of what I would spend. I feel it's worth it for what you get. it's $15 for 1/2 and $20 for full sandwich. Pro Tip: psssst, get the full and take 1/2 home. Or eat it if you can't control yourself. I won't berate you for that. I don't consider it bad, but some do.. they cap you at 4 sandwiches per order. If you want more, get catering. And invite me over. Cheers!

Caught Thomas right at closing -- and the chicken was already gone. So I pivoted to eggplant parm…read morewith vodka sauce and whipped honey burrata... and wow, no regrets. Believe the hype on @paisanifoodtruck. Absolute

" Food is delicious , big portions " This food is…read moreabsolutely delicious. It tastes fresh . The portions are bid . The price is a bargain for portion sizes with fresh good quality food . The service is friendly. The staff radiates positivity. The vibe is welcoming.

Grabbed a plate small from the food truck for lunch and i must say the portion is definitely hefty…read moreand you can split it into multiple meals. Comes with pita nan and your choice of protein rice and salad. I did go gyro, no salad (added it in anyways) and rice with a bunch of the free sauce to use on the side. Got to say, the lamb meat wasn't as tender as before and a bit overdone. I didn't taste it as flavorful as in the past but could have been an off day. I managed to just eat about 1/4 of the plate and called it a day. Give it another go next time hopefully it would be better, mine came out to $13 bucks not sure where the $9 pricing I've seen is. Maybe because added crispy onion? Oh well

We stopped by this food truck while visiting Snowport and got a variety of items among our group:…read morechicken, pork, avocado, and beef tacos, a quesadilla, and a burrito. They were all bland in flavor and above average in price. There are plenty of great fast casual taquerias around Boston, and sadly this is not one of them.

Stopped in town for the seaport winter festival and spotted this truck. I had a barbacoa taco and…read moremy partner opted for a burrito (not pictured) that he finished immediately. He said it was one of the best burritos he's had and my taco was delicious! Service was super friendly, especially for a cold rainy day!

Walked in this morning placed our order for 4 drinks got the green apple smoothie, taro dragon,…read morejasmine tea all great drinks service were quick and efficient. There were 3 super great looking Asian females doing a great job during a busy time in a professional manner. The ambience in the place was great music low light great place to chill. Need to stop by plenty to chose from lots of great tasty choices of drinks I can see why people keep returning but definitely always a large why not. Just try it. Great job ladies you ladies did great keep it up and smile !!! See you soon!!! Btw no pics drinks didn't last lol

What a fun and funky place to randomly walk into! I waltzed in to Tea Do to find it absolutely…read morepacked (I'm sure a large portion of the patronage was due to the fact that it was Pride, but from what I've read this location is typically pretty busy regardless)! They have three tablet kiosks for self-ordering, and it's an intuitive UI, so the process was simple. Once I made my decision from their extensive list of options and combinations, it took me maybe 2 minutes from start to finish to build and submit my order. I ordered a large taro milk tea and it was everything I had hoped for. Flavorful, not too sweet, and the tapioca was a wonderful consistency. My only thing was that it was so busy and loud that the staff were unable to continuously call out when orders were complete, or you couldn't hear them. I eventually went up to the bar, noticed my drink had been sitting a few minutes, yelled over, "This is mine, thanks!!" Smiled, and then grabbed it. Beyond that? It was absolutely a great experience.