This food truck appeared just out of nowhere! lol here in the Stone Oak parking lot! My co-worker…read morewent and tried the Ranger and said it was worth trying. My other co-worker went out and tried the German Shepherd hot dog combo and loved it as well. So with a little twisting of the arm, I went out and went to see what they had to offer. Apparently they have hamburgers as well, but I was there for the hot dog experience. They had a "chef's special" which is whatever the chef wants to make. My only request was to be light on the cheese. They in turn asked me if I wanted it spicy. Without a second thought, I immediately said yes! What I got was a pile and a tasty pile of a loaded hot dog with chips, chili, mac and cheese, and pickles topped with jalapenos and some spicy shiracha on top. It wasn't good, it was amazingly good. Being from NY I was asked how it fare against NY dogs, and I have to say, this was way better. I have to praise the chef there, he or she made a tasty loaded dog! Also I have to forget the fries as well, they had sour cream and onion seasoning that pairs excellent with their offerings, not just the special. Well done!

A few weeks ago, I stopped by the entrance of my community and rolled up to the Food Cart of Just…read moreDogs 34. I was hungry after my gym workout and needed something quick. I peeped the sign and 'Unc' short for Uncle came to my window. He greeted me and was warm, friendly and told me that everything on his menu was outstanding. #Facts I settled on the Razzle Dazzle Dog that had a honey mustard and cranberry slaw topping. It was refreshing, satisfying and I had never had a salad topping on a hot dog before. Living in Texas over the last 6 years had cornered me into chili dogs and such, but the Razzle Dog was a tastier and much healthier option. It was served on an oversized bun and it was well worth the $6.00 price tag. By the time I had gotten home, a mere short 5 minutes... the Razzle Dog had been nearly consumed and I debated heading back for seconds. Since I had just finished my workout, I decided to let the fat girl in me sleep and posted the greatness to Instagram and Facebook. So Yelpers unite, look them up on Facebook and Instagram as the food cart moves around the City. Satisfied and Should be consumed on an empty belly Da Islandgal29412 Ms.Foodie

As you walk down commerce, try stopping at the gordita stand at the intersection with main st. The…read moregentleman behind the counter is very nice and easy to joke with. They offer beef, chicken, bean and cheese, and chicharrone (pork skin). With those choices, I have to go for chicharrone. I rarely see that option and I'm curious if they can pull it off. The gordita bread was prepared well with it being slightly think, crispy on the outside and soft in the inside, but strong enough to hold all the ingredients. Your choice of additions are avacado, and tomato. Don't forget the pico de gallo and salsa on the counter, both great additions. The chicharrone was prepared nicely, crispy, porky flavor, very nice. I wish I could have tried more, but there was no way I could have eaten anymore. I wish they had other pork options as well as tripe giving more choice and some bizarre options. Enjoy! CASH ONLY****

My husband and I have been venturing to this food stand for many years now and we always make a…read morepoint to stop and grab their Gorditas. We can't find these anywhere else in the Austin area and find it a special treat when we venture to the Market in San Antonio. I've always had the chicken and my husband gets the beef and our daughter has had the been & cheese. Both are amazing! Not quite sure how they're able to make the corn tortilla withstand all that yummy goodness, because it's so delicious!

The food here is FANTASTIC! Mel and Leslie make the best Filipino food we have had in San Antonio,…read moreand they are both such sweet and kind people. Awesome service. We had a great time tonight with our two kids eating their pancit and lechon. The food was fresh and delicious. The skin on the lechon was so crispy! We also had the ube turon, which the kids loved! The truck is located in the Area 51 food court (or was when we visited, it could move as they do catering!) which is a super awesome venue with a lot of local options and live music. Their Filipino food stands out as one of the best. You will not be disappointed!

First of all, these people are super sweet and fun to talk to. Mel is such a sweet lady. I was…read moresuper excited to try everything. So we ordered the Pancit, it was melt in your mouth delicate with so much flavor. Then, the Lumpia was so fresh, crispy, tasty, best I've ever had. Pork belly was tender and delish. We have happy belly's. Definitely a go back to. We will follow this truck for sure. Service is above and beyond, they make the ambiance with their kind spirits.

This place has been around forever, however this has been one of our first times. They always play…read moregreat music, have plenty of area for the kids to play, and we really enjoy the vibe here!

Showed up at 3:00 pm on a Saturday, very busy. Parking a bit dodgy, but found a spot. Full bar…read more Outdoor seating on picnic tables. Lots of families and dogs, dj kept the music going. Five food trucks, from Mexican to Asian to Cajun to Greek. Wanted to try something from each truck, but settled on a muffuletta and cajun potato salad. Folks with me went sushi and Asian. We enjoyed all of our meals. The chicken teriyaki was a huge portion; enough for 2. There were several playgrounds for kids, and a small building with restrooms, a couple tables, and they sold snacks in there (ice cream!). Will definitely return to try a gyro, some bulgogi, and a torta.

My order this time was Tequeños, Ground Beef Empanada, and a Reina Pepiada Arepa. This was washed…read moredown with a Frescolita. Fescolita is a Venezuelan Soda, very similar in flavor and looks to Big Red. The tequeños were Texas sized, and could be a meal by itself. Tequeños are Venezuelan's idea of Mozzarella sticks- not to be missed. Ground beef empanada was very tasty. I did take a bite out of the Reina Pepiada arepa, before packing it into a to-go box, it was great! The Reina Pepiada is an arepa filled with Venezuelan style chicken salad, which includes avocado. For any Venezuelans, the place also has a mini store, where Venezuelan Food items can be purchased. Very good quality food. Big enough for Texas sized appetites too!

Just opened 3 months ago - I absolutely love this new Venezuelan spot! They have outdoor and indoor…read moreseating and are apart of a little "food hall" location. It's counter service and very affordable. I tried both the arepas and empanadas and love how the dough is slightly sweet and made with cornmeal. My favorite was the Pabellón arepa.

Very good food and have amazing customer service. Would highly recommend. They get your order ready…read morevery fast so it is not a long wait.

Gadzooks! If you order the banana split, you'd better have brought someone along. The portions here…read moreare out of this world. Big ol' banana splits, brownie sundaes, and the like. Nachos are placed very orderly chip by chip for maximum chili cheese goodness with minimal mess. The crowning achievement of snack shops in San Antonio.

owner was super nice & funny . best corn in a cup i've had in san antonio! so many other great…read morethings on the menu it looked like, will definitely be coming back!

From the owner: We started in 2016 and officially kicked off in March 2019. We provide truly Roasted Corn and other…read morefavorite snacks.

Before I could take a pic of the hot dog, it was gone. But I did take a pic of their sign. So…read morethere's that. I met Robert & Catarina (parents of these little entrepreneurs) on my way out of HEB. The hot dog cart is in the patio at the entrance/exit and the huge board full of their hot dog pics made mine & my partner in crime's mouths water. Robert was very friendly and really broke down what they had available. So there are several different types of dogs they sell such as the Chicago dog, chili cheese, the BLT. But the one that caught my eye from the jump was The Sonoran Dog. Bacon-wrapped... onions... tomato... pinto beans... yeah, this dog should be illegal. It broke so many hot dog rules & norms and would probably offend the deepest of hot dog snobs but I couldn't help myself on this one. From there, you pick which size dog: the classic, the P.H.A.T. (and there were two of these to choose from: Polish and a chicken w/habenero), and then the 9" mega P.H.A.T. dog! We were told the latter takes up two buns. o.O I asked for a suggestion and I was told the chicken w/habenero was really good with it. And that was no joke. It was delicious and hit the spot! My partner in crime & I split the dog and I was so unbelievably sad it was gone so fast. But we will be back! Unfortunately, we didn't get to meet 'the bosses' of this wonderful food cart but they nailed it with this gem. From what I understand they split their time between the DeZavala HEB and the HEB Plus on the south side on Zarzamora. The prices are fair and chips & drinks can also purchased as part of a combo.

We got to try their pork belly taco, very fresh ingredients, the flavor was refreshing, they have…read morea sweet jam that compliments everything, veggies were crunchy. Award winning for sure, looking forward for their food truck, because we found them at the Helotes holiday fair. A must try for sure!!!

Great service here and the food came out fast! Order the fried chicken sandwich - it's so good!…read moreShockingly enough I'd recommend passing on the Mac and getting their fries instead! Look forward to trying their other sandwiches!