Dinin' Hall is a great concept. It's an indoor food truck court. The area is kind of bad but it's…read moregetting better. It's nice to be able to have somewhere to sit and eat your food truck food inside. There's also some cool local artists hanging there. If you haven't been to the area recently you might be confused. It's located in the Franklinton neighborhood. This area has had a reputation of being crime infested and trashy. It's gotten much better recently. The area is home to some up and coming businesses that are reshaping it and making it safer. If you're looking for the hall, it's located in the 400 West Rich building. This shares a building with a gathering of local artists and Strongwater bar and restaurant. It's a good way to meet new people and make connections. The people you meet are very interesting so to say. I like visiting local businesses so Dinin' Hall is a good way to do it. It features some of the best food trucks in the city. The area isn't the best but it has gotten much better and will improve thanks to concepts like this.

I have been anticipating the opening of Dinin' Hall for a month now. When I first heard about it, I…read morewas immediately intrigued by the concept. I love food trucks but it can be a hassle tracking them down sometimes. Having a central location is a great way to try out different ones without traipsing all over Columbus. I went on the 2nd day and they were still working out some minor kinks but I thought the execution was close to perfect. Ordering is easy, paying inside is easy (they accept credit card, yay! but prefer cash), and getting your food is easy. You can also take your food to go. I love the look of this place as well. Very minimalist and well-designed. Not surprising since the husband & wife team that own it are architects. I had the chance to chat with the wife (didn't catch her name) for a few minutes and she was so sweet! Nothing better than supporting local businesses run by awesome people. Other things I loved: delicious, free cookies in celebration of the first week and all the items they sold at the register. I think I saw chocolate dipped oranges, pattycake cookies, macarons, and thunder kiss coffee. Snacks for the drive home!

Went to the Huber Heights Food Truck rally today--would have been a complete bust if it wasn't for…read moreCupzilla Korean BBQ being there! My daughter ordered the Hot Cup (though it was a struggle because ALL the items looked amazing). They asked her for her spicy level between 1-5, she picked 3 trying to be safe since it was our first visit to this truck. They asked if we wanted to add the Korean cheese ($1 extra) and we declined this time. They were quick, accepted credit cards and very friendly. The food was very little wait! Of the truck we ordered from they had the friendliest and fastest service. The Korean style BBQ pork *chefs kiss* so yummy, juicy and tender!! The sweet potato noodles and the little bit of rice mixed up together was a great combination to fill you up and the veggies to were crisp and added a great texture. The flavor was AMAZING!! My daughter said next time she will order a spicy level of 4/5.

Give me anime and jerk seasoning/sauce all day! I stopped in to order takeout, and I'm glad that I…read moredid. All of the anime characters painted on the walls were picture-worthy and reinforced the theme. That said, I'm not inspired to dine in because the space doesn't offer anything else from an atmosphere standpoint . I see on his social media that they are adding karaoke nights and whatnot to increase the dine-in scene, and I hope it goes well. What Chef Hiro does offer is great food. I smashed the jerk chicken tacos, gaara glaze wings, and jerk mac and cheese.

OMGOODNESS!!! This…read moreis one of my favorites, if not FAVORITE. They are always consistent with quality preparation and presentations. Give them a try, I'm sure you'll agree. That signature cinnamon pineapple is epic!

Update to my previous review, tried something new finally & loved it. However it looks like they've…read moreraised their prices on some items. Photo is the brisket Philly. Iam hesitant to give 5 stars because I've only ordered one thing from the menu. But this truck has THE BEST chicken salad sandwich I've ever had. The flavors are amazing, you can taste the smokiness in the chicken. The croissant is a perfect, light buttery addition. The lettuce & tomato were super fresh both times I had the sandwich and it's a generous portion. This a new fav of mine/ highly recommend. I think I'll try the fried mushrooms next!

This food truck came to my work today and I didn't want to walk out due to the cold and my bare…read morelegs (yeah, I wore a dress today), so I checked out their Yelp page. Chicken salad on a croissant with lettuce & tomato? My fav sandwich. I ordered this for $9, and a $6 shake (Jack Daniels Tennessee something) with heath bars. Yum on both. The sandwich was big and satisfying. I will definitely get food from them again, given the chance.

Exceptional food the bourbon chicken was awesome fresh fast and fantastic food ill definitely go…read moreagain

I ordered Adam Eden on my lunch break and was pretty disappointed. I was excited because the menu…read morelooked yummy and I love bourbon chicken. The chicken was okay but the rice tasted like minute rice from the microwave and was very dry. If they put more bourbon sauce mixed in, I definitely think it has potential. I also think more chicken could be added, not $12 worth. I would not have it again when I can cook it better with more sauce.

I had their coffee milkshake for the first time back in 2018 during a food truck festival. I really…read moreliked it, and I am so excited that they finally opened the store at North Market Bridge Park location. As the weather gets warmer, it is perfect to get a milkshake or smoothie when you are around the area. It is so refreshing! They also have food menu and I will definitely try some next time~

Finally! I first was introduced to The Little Kitchen food truck in 2017 at a vegan event in the…read more161 area, but didn't get a chance to try them then. Fast forward three years, I finally tracked them down at the German Village Makers Market (GVMM). This is an all-vegan food truck, and there menu simple, but with enough offerings to make me have to put some serious thought into my decision. First time, I tried their Loaded Breakfast Potatoes. Pretty yummy! Would have been even better had the fake bacon be more prominent, and a runny egg atop more have bumped up the jam, but I was satisfied, and it was a large entree that lasted a couple of meals. At the second GVMM (in late August), The Little Kitchen (TLK) was open and serving again, so I picked their vegan Breakfast Quesadillas. This meal was kinda a letdown. I couldn't taste anything else besides the creamy cheeze. Yes, the cheeze was good, but almost too much; and I couldn't taste the scrambled tofu of vegan sausage, which is a total heartbreak, imo. I would not recommend this dish ($12). The vegan sour cream was good, but if I can't taste the protein - my #1 in ANY dish I get, then that's an immediate down-grade. TLK Does have some other interesting sounding items on their menu, and it does seem to change up every so often (of at least a few of the offerings). I'm glad this food truck is for the vegans, by the vegans!

Booked Ninja Bowl to come to a school event. The owner / operator was so responsive, friendly, and…read moreprofessional: they confirmed promptly through email, showed up and set up early, and were so kind and efficient during service. Their menu is reasonably priced and everything was fresh and delicious, especially their signature bowls (but I was also impressed with their sides and the few specials they were featuring too). The meal felt healthier than many food trucks. Highly recommend Ninja Bowl.

We came across Ninja Bowl at an event, after having already eaten a meal, but couldn't resist going…read morefor some gyoza. They come 3 to an order and were piping hot (which the friendly staff kindly gave us a heads-up about), accompanied by a small cup of sauce. The menu also includes a variety of bowls (chicken, beef, tofu, or veggie) and haru maki (spring rolls). What we saw coming out all looked and smelled quite good, and we'd be glad to try more from the menu in the future! The truck also has a helpful sign right on the front that tells you how to order your preferred spicy level (the default is "not spicy," according to the sign).

Tried the food truck today and really enjoyed it! The pork was a good portion and very tender. They…read morealso offer a few BBQ sauces on the side of the truck to add yourself! I split a brownie and it was tasty - definitely large but a great finish to the meal to share with someone.