Lucky's Roadside is a collection of restaurants and even a small convivence store like shop. I love…read morehaving the option of grabbing a Lucky's burger to go a bit closer to my house then the one on main street. I love having the variety the roadside offers - pizza, hoagies, burgers. While the roadside doesn't have much eat-in space, they have a few spots if that is your goal. Service, like the other Lucky's locations, is top notch.

Had a bang in sandwich from luckys recently. I wasn't expecting it to be so good but damn. Really…read moreput me in a good mood. Unique little spot. Friendly staff. Feels like you're on the side of a road not in Philly. Stop by

We found this cart while walking through Temple's campus. The food was good and so were the portion…read moresizes! There was a lot of chicken, but we do wish there was a little more rice for balance.

This cart has been traveling in my Roxborough neighborhood so I decided to try it s after work. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised! I tried the lamb and chicken combo with a side salad, covered in spicy sauces.The food was fresh and delicious and I will be trying other menu items in the future :)

Food is amazing a lot of protein in the serving. The man working the stall is very kind and…read morepersonable. Will 100% be returning to this cart.

I heard a lot of hype about this Gryo food truck but never managed to get there while it was…read morearound. Last night, the stars aligned and I enjoyed a Lamb & Falafel platter. Victory! Inflation has not yet hit this food truck. While they did have to raise prices, $8 still gets you a full platter and a drink! My platter was heavy - plenty of rice, a small salad, and a heathy portion of meat with 3 falafel. They pour the sauce to your liking (soft or heavy, you say when). The taste is just brilliant! So, its a bargain. It tastes great. Service is smooth and quick. A concise 5-star review for a little truck that delivers awesome food!

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!…read more Ice cream is one of those enigmatic desserts that I've eaten over 51 varieties of, had as mochi, ordered from out of store and bicycles, and even had with random ingredients like sriracha and bacon. But despite this there was just something about the prospect of having it deep fried and without the end result being a messy puddle that was kind of off putting. But even so there was just something about ordering from that custom surfboard menu and looking at their smiling logo with a cherry on top that made it hard to pass up. Especially when I read about their Astro-S'more: a variation of the campfire classic that deep fried vanilla ice cream in a brownie with graham cracker crust, and topped it off with fudge sauce and toasted marshmallows! The above result was as amazing as it sounds, but I think the even better result might have happened on my 2nd visit during the Newbold Blues Festival when I savored a fried green tea ice cream sundae with corn flakes, lavender cake, honey, and green tea pocky! Looking at the menu further reveals even more inspired sundaes like one that pays homage to your favorite breakfast cereals of yester youth, and another inspired by warm apple pie. They even have ICE CREAM PIEROGIES! Moon Dawg Sundaes being a mobile operation only means that you'll only find them at festivals and popping up at some of your favorite breweries. But when you see them, you'd best stop and enjoy some of Philly's best new dessert!

I got moon dawg at the 2nd Street Festival in Northern Liberties and it was really delicious! I've…read morenever had fried ice cream before, and I ordered the Purple People Eater, which was green tea ice cream fried in lavender cake and corn flakes and drizzled with honey and whipped cream. They also added two green tea pocky sticks. It was really delicious, the ice cream was creamy and the fried part was super well done. All of the flavors came together harmoniously and nicely. A very cute street food to get indeed. The one thing I think that has to be said is that it's definitely a littleee pricey for the portion size ($8 total for this lil eggroll-sized guy, I split mine with my partner and ate my half in an entire bite). I'd be really curious to try the other flavors for sure, but I just don't know if I'd want to dish out $8 each time for something I can eat in seconds. I do really love the taste and concept of this super creative fried ice cream that goes beyond just your standard carnival fried ice cream and would recommend you get it at least once.

Best Hot Sausages in Philly! Hands down! Can't find anything…read moreelse as good! Nice fresh rolls, and a cold drink- wow! Makes me happy!

The best hot sausage I've ever had. I've been going to this place for 26 years and it still taste…read morethe same.

I order the shrimp and broccoli and when I took it home I was disappointed. The shrimp was way over…read morecook and so small. It looked like one of those kind of shrimp where it could had been use for can food. As well the sauce was so watery. Only took one bit and because it wasn't good it went straight into the trash. Would not come here

pick your favorites and order them over and over and over and…read more yeah, that's how you roll at orient express

Being somewhat new to actually working in the city where I live, I'm still fascinated (OK, somewhat…read moreobsessed) with lunch trucks. Seriously, a meal for under $2.00, and it's not McDonald's? Sign me up! I'm particularly enamored of this one, parked on the CCP campus between the parking deck and my office. Even though I've only ordered food there maybe six or eight times, the cheerful proprietor always remembers that I like salt but not pepper on my usual egg-on-a-bagel. Yay.

A campus staple. Quite busy during the lunch rush but the wait wasn't horrendous. Vast menu. Cute…read morelittle owner. Regarding the Pho Sate though, I had this for the first time since my freshman year and it's just as good as I remember! A good portion and generous amount of meat. Broth is amazing. If you every want to switch it up a bit from the regular pho, pho sate has a more flavorful broth in my opinion. I never had Tai's regular pho though.

Love the pho tai here! It's all takeout. Perfect for a meal on campus. Food serve fast.read more