This is probably the best food truck in D.C. 100% fresh and made to order the boys who work there…read moreare very nice all the sandwiches and doner come with 2 side u get to choose between salad , rice ,house made hummus or chips. I'm really recommend this food truck I will definitely eat back when I see it again

District Taco's worth the hike from the National Mall your legs will bitch the whole way, but those…read moretacos shut 'em up fast. I've hit it 2-3 times and it's a reliable haunt. Started as a food truck in 2009 by a Mexican immigrant and his neighbor, slinging Yucatán-inspired grub that blew up into a chain. Ratings hold strong: ~3.8/5 on Yelp (thousands of reviews) and 4.2 on Tripadvisor for the F Street spot. Top dog? The Fish Taco Deluxe gets massive love crispy grilled Alaska pollock, fresh toppings, homemade salsa on warm tortillas. Pollo asado and carnitas run close seconds, but fish wins the crowd. Quick, customizable, fresh as hell. Walk it off later. 4.5 stars, no regrets. Go hungry.

We're visiting DC and like everyone else we're running around all museums etc. by the time we got…read morehere it was 4pm and we were starving. 3 adults 2 teenagers. 2 salad bowls 3 taco meals I loved that I could build my own bowl and make sure I have just the things I liked and the food came out super fast. It was raining so we set inside but there's not a lot of room and the place wasn't clean. The trash cans were overflowing which was a little gross. The food itself was a little on the salty side but was good and fresh.

I give them 3 stars cause i didn't expect that much from a food truck in a very touristic neighbor…read more it's just ok food for a food truck. he totally messed up our order but i was too hungry to go back and ask him to change it. we got beef gyro over rice and beef shawerma sandwich. it wasn't that bad, but you should lower your expectations. If you're not as hungry as me, and you're willing to walk like 10-20 minutes, you can find some better food in the area.

Great find while walking around the Smithsonian. They're located on 7th street next to some other…read morefood trucks but Alex's DC bright blue food truck stood out to us. :) The lamb gyro was nicely seasoned and they had a bottle of sriracha to add as much as you want! Now that's my kind of place. I also appreciated their generous spirit b/c when a homeless woman asked for $1- the gentleman in the truck gave her a plate of chicken and rice. That's my kind of business.

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If you want a tasty, inexpensive lunch, this is the place to hit for a variety of cuisines and…read morechoices. Just outside the L'Enfant Plaza Metro stop (on the Maryland Ave side), you'll know you're in the right place by the crowds of Federal office workers queuing up for their favorite truck. There's a great variety from southern soul food to barbeque, from pho and banh-mi to Indonesion, from Philly cheese steaks to gyros. My daughters each had beef pho from the Pho-Nation and Vietnamese Food trucks (piping hot flavorful broth, plenty of noodles, slices of tender beef, cilantro, and accompanied with hot sauce and lime wedges on the side); my wife had the falafel salad from the Quick Bites truck which was outstandingly tasty and light, made with a chickpea and fava bean combination with a herb blend that gave them a unique green color on the inside; while I had the gyro platter from the same truck. Excellent lamb meat, well-seasoned, good tzatziki sauce, and accompanied by a fresh salad and stewed chickpeas. About $9 each for these meals and the trucks take credit cards. Don't settle for the tourist trap food trucks lined up near the Smithsonian museums -- these are terrible with microwaved pizza slices and hot dogs only ... make the short walk to these real food trucks and you won't be disappointed.

A perfect spot after traipsing all over DC! We happened to be near the White House and needed…read morefood! Quick! There was hardly any line and our food didn't take long at all. Of course, we had to grab a couple of donuts! The chicken: our group tried a couple of options. The savory donut was recommended for a bun and it did not disappoint. I had the BLT Chicken Sandwich. Fresh, hot, delicious. My grandson is a chicken sandwich connoisseur and this hit the mark! The donuts were fresh, squishy, delightful! Just the sugar rush we needed to continue our travels.

Loved this spot! Went the next day as well we enjoyed it so much. Simple and easy to see menu. Good…read moreoptions. Juicy sandwiches and delicious chicken. Only thing I didn't love was the slaw on the asteroid, it wasn't juicy and soft. Just crunchy and kinda flavorless. Have a crunch to the sandwich, but that's it. Personally I'd prefer the wet mayo based slaw on it instead, but it was still delicious.

I ordered the #3 which is the chicken satay. IT WAS SO GOOD!! I also loved the corn fritters that…read morecame on the side. I was savor each and every bite and wishing for more. The only con which could be personal preference was my rice was underseasoned with salt. Luckily the sauce from the meat compliments the rice. The service is great - they are super super friendly and helpful with answering any questions or helping you decide what to order. The price is so reasonable like spending under $15 on a platter is unheard nowaday. I will definitely be back to try something else on the menu.

I am shocked that there aren't hundreds and hundreds of reviews on Arnis' Kitchen!…read more This food truck serves up delicious, authentic Indonesian food - the menu is pretty extensive, and every order is made-to-order - you are guaranteed in receiving piping hot, tasty food! I ordered: +the Nasi Goreng - #2 on the menu; this is an Indonesian fried rice with chicken, egg, shrimp, veggies, and a side of pickled veggies; savory rice with tons of ingredients; this was pretty filling! +Sate Ayam - #3 on the menu; these were grilled and marinated chicken on bamboo skewered, dressed in a peanut sauce, served with a corn fritter and pickled veggies; this combo also comes with rice, but I opted out of this; I absolutely LOVED this dish! The chicken was so juicy and tender, and their peanut sauce is thick, creamy, and SO SO SO GOOD! I literally could eat thousands of these! +a Teh Kotak Jasmine Tea box - nicely chilled and super refreshing Arnis' Kitchen is family-owned and -run local business, and they are very community-driven, which is amazing! Support this delicious truck - you won't regret it! They are really good in posting updates on their social media. I can't wait to return to try out the rest of their menu! +delicious chicken satays! +amazing peanut sauce! +friendly, kind & welcoming service! +community-driven local business!

Oooooh dat chicken that I had for lunch today was pretty good. I was out searching for another food…read moretruck, and then this place caught my attention. I was still a little hesitant until this nice woman came along and vouched for the food. I had no idea about what to order, but as soon as I saw her food come out I was sold. I told the guys to give me exactly what she had, which included a quarter chicken, corn, and potatoes. I got back up to my office and enjoyed all of it. The chicken was well done and well seasoned, the corn was tasty, and the potatoes were better than what I was expecting. Can't really explain it but they were like roasted and mashed at the same time.. whatever it was it was great! Oh and that sweet orange sauce that they gave me took the chicken to another level. Insert fire emojis Lastly, the guys working the truck were some of the coolest food truck people that I've ever interacted with. Combine that with good food and you can def count on my coming back again.

Well...I meant to take a picture of my lunch. Really, I did. But...it was gone too fast…read more.. Today was my second time at Ooh Dat. Both times I've ordered the same thing - a quarter dark meat with one side. It comes with basmati rice (which you can sub out for a different side) and a choice of a salad, coleslaw, and corn. I've chosen the coleslaw both times - I find it so unique, with its cabbage and basil-like dressing. Definitely NOT your usual slaw. I will try the corn one of these days, though. On to the chicken - They give you a good amount of chicken and it is very, very juicy. I can't comment about the skin (I don't eat the skin, I take it off...I know to some of you that's a sin!) but my co-workers have previously commented that it is nicely seasoned. They also provide you with a mild barbeque sauce, and today they gave me a new sauce, which was curry-based. It's slightly thicker than the barbeque sauce, which while it has good flavor, is a bit thinner (it complements, not overpowers, the chicken). I alternated between both sauces today. I have to also complement the owner/manager - I had exactly $8 in cash (keep forgetting about the taxes for food trucks!) so he let me go without paying the $.80, that was really nice of him. I'll be sure to give it back to him next time! Overall, a solid, filling meal, and I would return!

**** 4.5 stars ****…read more As one of the progenitors of "better" street food for the DC area, Andy Kim and his family have been providing a quality lunch time meal at a fantastic price for several years now at their famous L St cart (http://www.yelp.com/biz/bulgogi-cart-washington#hrid:P03Wi3K_BGfBmyV7WowE_g). I'm not sure whether the idea to open up this additional spot was to cash in on the food truck craze currently engulfing the District, or if he just wanted a second location and this was more convenient than lugging around another cart each day. Whatever the reason, I'm glad he's here. This new location, right in front of the Metro Center station, is marginally closer to me, and it's a pleasant shady walk the whole way around noon. The truck (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/GD4QOboiYcXUKbFw5DvjbA?select=8kLF59cmaVQyGxu6x_Mzdw) is just as easy to spot as the cart ever was, so just look for the bright yellow spot in the midst of drab grey buildings. Andy said that he and his dad are now manning this truck, while his mom and sister take over operations back at the original cart. The prices are all the same as before, $7 for any combo of beef or chicken, spicy or not, however they do not offer the kimbap sushi here like they do at the cart, which doesn't really affect me. I'm not sure if they make all the sauce at once, and then distribute it among the two locations each day, but it definitely tasted slightly different than what I've gotten from my visits to the L St cart. The 3 times I've picked up my usual spicy combo (a mix of half spicy chicken and half spicy bulgogi) from here it has been the perfect balance of heat and flavor. Add in a double order of their sweet vinegar "salad" to cool off the heat and I'm totally set. That's really the main reason I'm bumping this up to a 4.5, because at $7 for a giant plate of food this is really tough to beat. If they could ever get their kimchi to not suck I would probably give them a 5 and put them right up there with Fojol Brothers.

This place is officially part of my permanent takeout rotation whenever I'm in DC for work…read more Convenient location, easy ordering, friendly staff, and most importantly, really great quality food. I usually build my own poke bowl depending on my mood that day, but the ahi poke is always a must. Honestly, it's the closest in freshness and flavor to Hawaii that I've found on the mainland. Lots of toppings, sauces, and sprinkles to choose from, and the prices are very reasonable for the amount and quality you get. Definitely coming back every time I'm in town.

Poke Papa shares a space with Pow Tea. I ordered at the kiosk, and I was glad I did. There's an…read moreentire vegetarian section, and I selected the vegetarian Kpop Bop. The tofu was really good. My only note would be it was super saucy. They do charge extra for, well, everything, so that's something to keep in mind.

Not sure how long good trucks will last…read more Well thought out basic menu. Went for fajitas, at a pricey option at 13 clams, what is it with these trucks charging an arm and leg for lunch? Fajitas are cooked well, but involve little marinade or seasoning. On top of that they weren't that tender either. Guaca on the side is good, but far too little as is the pico. Biggest dud, the rice. Barely even properly cooked and hard. Still it did make a solid meal rice aside, but for the price I would have expected far better flavors. Good for in a pinch, but not for what they are charging by far.

OMG ... was so good, I had to write this review while eating it. I got a combo beef and chicken…read moreburrito bowl ($12.10). Beef and chicken was seasoned to perfection. The guac is some of the best I've had in a while. Grilled veggies so fresh, sweet, and crispy. The salsa, the rice, the bean, the everything, just soooooo good. Can't wait to have this truck again. They used to have a really good combo which included really good grill shrimp too which I miss :.(