Get the Spicy Pork burrito ($6)....absolutely spectacular! There are slices of sweet grilled pork,…read morecabbage, cheese, white sticky rice in a warm tortilla. On it's own it's not that spicy, at least to my Asian tongue. So you have the option of adding jalapeno peppers. If you want to take it another notch, I squeezed sriracha chili on mine. The burrito is a little bit on the small side but just perfect for me....some of you may not agree so you're better off ordering two. Other than that, this has got to be one of my top tastiest burritos I've had thus far.

If you picked up this truck from it's spot in Santa Monica. moved to Kansas or Indiana or some…read moreother flyover state, people would rave about the originality of Korean Burritos and Quesadillas. But here in LA, this nothing but a long line of Mexican/Asian fusion trucks, and while it serves solid food, it is nowhere near spectacular. I had a Short Rib Burrito for $6.50 and while I enjoued, it is nothing I would crave to have again. It was a large grilled tortilla filled with a generous amount of short rib meat. It was lightlu seasoned. All the flavor came from the sauce and other ingredients. Th burrito was filled with egg, radishes, both lettuce and cabbage, and a non-descript cheddar cheese. Service was quick and friendly and with a Diet Coke it was only $7.50 And I want to give them props too, because this is one truck that actually has the proper City of LA no-smoking signage. Ironically, it wasn't in LA today though. I found it in Santa Monica. Gourmet Food Truck #184 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

I can name off a few other food trucks that easily fall behind New York Galbi in terms of food…read morequality and taste. While walking out of LACMA, we saw New York Galbi parked somewhat across the street. The Peanut Butter Truck something or other was closing up shop so we walked a few feet down to check out this truck. It's not painted and decorated all fancy or cutesy like all the other trucks. It's just straight-to-the-point this is what we can make for you and this is what it'll cost you. No frills. I got the Combo #1 which includes 2 tacos of your choice and a can of soda for $4.99. I got the tofu and spicy pork taco. I always ALWAYS have to order the tofu taco whenever I hit an Asian Fusion taco truck only because I think it's not an easy task to make a good tofu taco. You have to make sure the tofu is cooked just right with the right amount of flavor. New York Galbi makes a real good tofu taco my friends. The vegetables were crunchy and fresh and the special sauce was sweet which complimented all of the ingredients very well. The spicy pork taco was a bit too salty and it simply had too much sauce. The meat itself was very tender. Compared to many of the other taco trucks I've tried, New York Galbi gives you pretty hearty portions. Although I only had two tacos, I was pretty stuffed in the end. New York Galbi probably won't be a truck I'd go out of my way for but I'd definitely get some tacos if I saw it. NOTE: Why New York Galbi? The owner is from New York or use to live there once upon a time (forgot which so sorry!).

I've had this truck a few times, both sober and not-as-sober. I've seen it on Main Street in Santa…read moreMonica, as well as in front of LACMA and several other places. The main reason I'd come here is for the kimchi quesadilla. I loooove kimchi quesadillas, and this truck does a great job. It's perfectly cheesy and gooey, and grilled just right. It also comes with a sweet dipping sauce that complements it well. The burritos have been pretty disappointing, filled with mostly veggies. The tortillas are stiff and crumble apart easily. At around $8, we expected something better. I have also tried the lobster quesadilla, which is significantly more expensive but not as good as the kimchi. Not the BEST truck in town, and I'm not sure how it got its name, but if I see it, I will probably get a kimchi quesadilla. Even in sobriety. The man who works there is funny and outgoing too.

Stumbled upon this truck a couple of weeks back... when yours truly was again craving for protein…read moreand lo and behold... they definitely delivered! I got their plain burger (blanking on the fancy title they call it) but it came with fries and guess what... it was all under $8.00 - by far the cheapest food truck I've ever paid! And before you say anything... it was cheap but the quality was decent. The burger wasn't burned... well seasoned... and the fries were skinny and they give you a decent size as well. Well worth checking out especially if the wallet is screaming for mercy with all the food truck prices! :)

つº oº つ RAISE YOUR CUTLERY つº oº つ…read more Quick Bite: Underwhelming food and a sort-of-confusing menu cause this truck to fall short for now. I have a feeling this will improve over time. Full Course: So, this gets two stars because of all the small details that make the food just "eh". I hadn't encountered this truck before ordering today, so it seems like these guys are new to the food truck game and are maybe hammering out their menu and how to fill orders. Also, they need to put up some pictures of the food!! It's hard to decide what to order when there aren't any pictures. Anywhere. There are no pictures anywhere. I ordered the three fish tacos(wanted to try shrimp but they were out) and a side of fries. The menu said they come with avocado and chipotle sauce or choice of salsa, but they were definitely missing the avocado and I think they were topped instead with their "T Sauce", which might have happened because I ordered that with the fries? The fries are supposed to come with both ketchup and choice of sauce, and I had to ask for the second one. The whole sauce situation is kind of confusing since they don't ask what you want, again it just seemed like something they gotta figure out. Anyway, the tacos need more sauce! They're dry. And the fries are fries. Close your eyes and picture fries in your head and that's what they look like. What I do like about this truck is how cheap it is compared with others, and that T Sauce they have is AWESOME. The ingredients that they did include on my tacos were nice though, super fresh. These dudes seem really cool, but as of now I suggest spending your taco dollar elsewhere.

Saw this truck and thought id give it a go. Hadn't heard or seen anything about it Salmon is the…read morename of the game here. I Perused the menu and settled on the yakisoba. $5 dollars gets you a bowl of noodles, a few grilled veggies and 3 little pieces of salmon (see pic). Might as well call it the Noodle house. The soba noodles tasted fine, the veggies were a little oily for my taste and the salmon wasn't anything special and there wasn't a lot of it anyways. Im giving it 2 because I thought the noodles were okay and that was the majority of the dish. While i'm not eager to try this one again, since it seems fairly new i i will probably give it another go. I have found zero information about this truck, so check it out just for the mystery factor.

This has to be the one of my greatest come-from-behind in terms of expectations. When I first saw…read morethe truck in Miracle Mile I thought 'who wants salmon dishes from a truck? What are they going to do serve you a whole fillet?' I admit I was prejudiced toward fish for some reason. I am lucky the truck I had gone for had not yet arrived and the other one there I had already tried because I know that I would not have even taken a second glance if not. From the first bite into my salmon bowl I began to change my mind. The meat; vegetables, sauce, rice, all were delicious. Thanks to my own and others greed I found out later their eel bowl and sushi are nothing to laugh at either. They almost made me want to tr their natto shake but really ...natto.

I think I got ripped off…read more... $8.50 for 3 narly soft tacos -pollo, asada, and the al pastor (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/lBJeN-gCZHpVyOXGMd6AEQ?select=pfZr0m0gcfnNyagjgdxkDA) They deserve the worst asada. It's like chewing on the tapioca pearls in a Boba drink...I was hoping to actually get some meat, but just got tired of chewing and stopped half way...it was bland too. The al pastor was the most flavored but again it was fatty. The pollo was mediocre. The chef gave me samples of the carnitas. I should've ordered the carnitas. Oh well, I learned. They serve their marinated vegetables in a big pot -wowzer, it's spicy!!!! OK, $8.50 ($2.80 per taco) is not expensive but when you compare it to Leo's Taco Truck, Taco Zone Truck, and King Taco where the food is much better and cheaper, I totally got jacked. It wouldn't surprise me if they charged less to Latinos... It's ashamed because the chef is nice and it's nearby. Oh swell. Plenty of taco trucks around.

I am a sucker for taco trucks. We randomly found this truck and were pleasantly surprised! Al…read morepastor and carne asada were delicious, cheap, fabulous service, and I did NOT get sick after. WIN!

The ONLY place to get gluten free. These folks got it down. You wouldn't even know it is GF…read more They have incredible patries and breads and if you are not GF there are options too. I give it 6 stars out of 5. Solid GF recipes combined with the education to bring it all together, finally - THANK YOU!!!

The owner Reza, is originally from Iran, but he's lived in Greece and Turkey for several years. So…read morehe understands Mediterranean food first hand. I tried the Ghormeh Sabzi which was delicious. I've heard their Gyro sandwich is great too. The truck was parked outside of LACMA on a Sunday.

Albertsons in La Mirada. I think I ran into the next Donald Trump…read more He was like 9/10? Short, cute little fucker. He had a whole pitch! Wow! One of the best salesman EVER. People actually stood around to hear him. I should have gotten his name, given him my card, and hired him to sell stuff for me. LOL. Damn you kid! Don't you know I'm broke? Don't you know I should not eat chocolate? Don't you know I appreciate the art of a great sales pitch and a salesman who can pull it off without being overly aggressive or fake? Fine. Sold! Here's my money ya bastard. Keep the change.

Like with most things in my life, its a love hate relationship with this store. You walk in asking…read morefor directions and you walk out with $15.65 worth of candy. Its not right, at all. But the place is packed with things amongst things amongst other thing that are sweeter than the things before it. I love the caramel pops. When I was little, I would eat these on long family trips to pull my baby teeth out. Worked every time--although, if I had one tooth I initially planned on losing, the thick, unforgiving caramel would inevitably rip out two others as well. It was a satisfying pain, made tasty by the delectable combination of sugary sweetness and blood pooling in my mouth. For this reason, I recommend carmel pops to all families with young children