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    Tia Rosys Mexican Kitchen

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Lovelys Lao Street Eats

    5.0
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    My job likes to bring food trucks onsite through out the year and this one is high on my favorites…read morelist. First time trying and I was surely impressed. The Pad See Ew was so freaking good. Containing Majority wide noodles with chicken. It had so much flavor. I could tell just by the aroma the truck was giving off from a distance the food was going to be fire. I don't know what kind of vinegrate it was in the small containers but it seemed to be of a sweet pepper or banana pepper and it was so pleasing with the noodles. Great execution and I cant wait to try more!

    I'm super pump to try out Lovelys Lao Street Eats finally. Their food truck reside right behind the…read moreBlank Canvas Barbershop in Grove City. Currently they operation on some weekend, so make sure to check on their whereabout on social media or on food truck finder. Not to mention, they also do catering as well. Here is what I got: Pad Thai Chicken | First, the pile of noodles just about to burst out from the to-go box. The flavor is just right, with topping of peanut, bean sprout, lime and some chili flake. I would definitely need to eat this on the spot next time. Lao Chicken Wings | Slightly fried chicken wings and well marinated. Crispy outer part and juicy within. Umami peek through with hint of fish sauce. Lao Sausage with Sticky Rice | The sausage is super flavorful. Mainly packed with pork with spice and vermicelli, topped with freshly chopped cilantro. The lemongrass flavor really peek through and I love it. Pair well with the sticky rice alongside and the chili paste. Thai Tea | I like their version of Thai Tea. It is less sweet than the regular one and have a hint of saltiness

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    Pellizcadas Los Primos

    Pellizcadas Los Primos

    4.7
    (23 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Wow. This is some of the BEST food I've had in Columbus. My partner and I both feel so lucky to…read morehave stumbled across this hidden gem on the way home from an event. It's a pretty long drive from home, but we agree that we'll come all the way back just to eat here. It appears this used to be just a food truck, but post-COVID they've expanded to include an indoor dining area within what looks like a house from the outside. Their menu is fairly large and very reasonably priced, especially for the size and quality. The alambre portion is huge, and the photo of the chilaquiles doesn't do it justice. I had never tried the latter before, but it is sooo delicious. They have their own house made sauces as well, which are delicious and not very spicy at all. Their tacos are delicious and generously filled. (We ordered without cilantro because I have the soap gene.) The birria was a little underwhelming to be among the most expensive, but still flavorful. We just added a lot of sauce to that one since it needed something more. If you don't have the soap gene and keep the cilantro, it would probably be a lot better. The pastor is fantastic and some of the best I've had, highly recommend. The chicharron isn't something we'd usually order, but we were feeling adventurous. It's not our favorite meat choice in general, but it's actually the best chicharron I've had; very very soft and melt-in-your-mouth. Which also makes it very messy, but that's what napkins are for. Many people filtered in and out while we were still browsing the menu, but service was very quick and efficient. My partner's Spanish accent is shaky, but they were very supportive when I would cringe at his pronunciation lol. You pay at the register after ordering, so even if you dine in, there doesn't appear to be any extra fee. They definitely specialize in food rather than wait service, but we didn't have a problem with this at all. We actually kind of appreciated that a dine-in experience is pretty hands-off. You seat yourself and are brought your food, but other than this, there's no employee interaction unless you ask for it. We didn't order drinks, so I'm not sure if they come out for refills. Highly, highly recommend this restaurant. We can't wait to try more here!

    Be strong like me and eat five tacos. I was a HUNGRY GORL. Tacos were yum yum in my tum tum. My…read morefavorite was the buche: Lots of crunchy bits! I feel like the portions are quite generous though, so by the end my tummy was bursting at the seams (ten million fireflies). I did also split the molotes which were like torpedoes of maize. Eat a weapon, become the weapon. Tortas, which were taken to-go, were just as yumilicious the next day and gave me something to live for. I preferred the Cubana bc it tasted more flavorful and saucy to me but it was a bit meat-heavy after a while. The restaurant lowkey looked like a house from the outside but the interior was retrofitted to be diner-esque. It felt like a mom-and-pop-and-youngins shop so service was very sweet and engaging, going out of their way to hook customers up with toppings or extra spicy sauces. Appreciated the banter at the cash register where we were convinced to get more food than we intended but they were right: Were we really going to skip out on the al pastor?

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