Not quite sure about other items but tried this wrap. It turned out to be pretty satisfying with tasty sauce combing Buffalo with blue cheese. The celery and carrots are crispy, and overall the flavor is balanced. But it's served cold, would be better if it could be heated up.
Rebecca G.
My toddler and I were out for the day, just the two of us. We started our morning seeing the Irish dancers at the Waterlight Plaza and then wandered over to the Walnut Creek Farmer's Market (Sunday mornings). At the Market, I spotted the Roadside Rotisserie which caught my eye. They were roastingleftover chicken on the side of the truck, and I spotted the roasted potatoes sitting under the rows of chickens, just like on the streets of Paris. Yum! I thought this would be a nice treat to share with my son as he loves potatoes too. It was $2 for a small or $4 for a large, so I figured I'd get the large size To my surprise, the large was gigantic! This has to be one of the best deals in the Bay. My son and I had a generous amount, but there was still so much left over, so I drove it home to put the fridge. on-siteWe shared it the next day with our lunch and it crisped up nicely in our air fryer. The only caveat is it wasn't as tasty as roasted potatoes in Peru or France that are done under the rotisserie chickens. Although they were seasoned with rosemary, these definitely needed more seasoning and salt. Thankfully, by chance, I had a little packet of salt in my purse with me which helped. The next day at home, I served them with dipping sauce and it was even better. Dollar for dollar though, I'd get them again. It's a fantastic side dish, but I would bring them home vs eating on site, so I could decorate them with more seasoning and dipping sauces. There also isn't anywhere to sit and enjoy them at the farmer's market in downtown Walnut Creek,
John W.
Not very good, food wasn't tasty at all..... Chicken wrap tasted like a weird chicken salad with too much cucumbers and not enough "aioli" on a overly large wheat tortilla, talk about Dry!!! This particular food truck that showed up to the tesla Factory in Fremont. like, if "whatever" was edible food option, and they're trying to sell it off apperaance, The Potato dish i tried was overly greasy and soggy, then given a weird sauce option (Korean BBQ or spicy sauce). Order toilet paper to go with whatever they send you to eat.
Jay P.
Mobile Food Truck with a giant Foam Chicken on top. They have great eye-appeal and crowds thanks to the truck design, uniforms, and rows and rows of meat turning slowly dripping fat down onto vegetables underneath. Unfortunately the food was not that good. We tried the ribs and the rotisserie chicken. Both were overcooked to the point of being dry and hard. Grocery store and Costco rotisserie chicken is much better. Some bites of the ribs had a good porky taste but other ones were too dry. The broccoli and cauliflower were so hard we threw it away after trying very hard to eat it. It did smell good though from all the drippings.
Joe L.
I've never had pork and ribs on a rotisserie before, but these guys make it taste the best. Never had such juicy pork and ribs before.
Linda R.
We were driving and noticed this little Roadside Rotisserie truck, literally! So we decided to stop. It was parked inside an seniors facility center. We ordered the baby back ribs and the pork loin combo. Baby back ribs were a la carte, not very juicy, a little dry. The pork loin was very flavorful but a little dry as well. The potatoes looked very seasoned, but they were bland. Maybe if they had some kind of sauce it would be better. Would I come back? Yes. Maybe the time of day I came was bad. I recommend just for people to say they got a rotisserie chicken off the street! Staff was friendly and efficient.
Jasmine S.
They worst food I've ever tasted. Food was not done it was fatty, just awful water cost 3.00 do not come to this place
Jeanette L.
I tried this location at the Fremont Street eats in early October. I opted for the half chicken for $10 which I think is a pretty reasonable value for food trucks, and for the amount of chicken. The chicken was cooked to perfection and was really flavorful. I think taking the chicken and adding some really great homemade sides would be an amazing dinner. I will definitely be back.
Veronica G.
I came across this food truck in San Lorenzo. It smelled sooo good and looked delicious on the rotisserie rack. I decided to try it and OMG was it awful! I had the pork loin, potatoes and broccoli. The meat was so dry and hard, I couldn't even chew through it. The potatoes had a rotten taste to them with hardly any seasoning. The broccoli was the only edible item but also lacked flavor. I tried to cut up the meat and simmer in sauce and they didn't help. Trashed the whole meal and still had to order a pizza.
Snowy W.
They are at the Walnut Creek Farmer's Market this year, and I've tried their food a couple of times. The Rotisserie chicken with grilled Potatoes and Brussel's Sprouts was alright, but I'd completely skip the wraps. The Buffalo Chicken wrap which is simply loaded with a lot of salt and hot sauce is particularly bad. Like many say, they can't seem to get the flavors right, yet.
Tried this truck at the San Lorenzo Food meet. I'm not sure, but I think a family was servicing this truck. The cashiers weren't professional what so ever and made the payment awkward as they started bickering pretty loudly. Chicken had an odd taste. Like it was old or just stored in a unclean place? The seasoned potatoes were stale and gave off a weird "aluminum" after taste. The Buffalo Chicken wrap was wayyyy too sour. I think I will pass the next time I come across this truck.
Steve K.
I have enjoyed this truck a few times, but today was quite bad. The vegetables,potatoes, and the chicken were terrible. I tell no lies when it comes to food. The farmers market on calusa in Kensington. Maybe the other truck is San Francisco is still good, but I won't be taking that chance. I'd only make myself angry.
Ericka M.
We'd been drooling over the smell of roasting chicken from this truck each week when we hit the farmers market at Marin Country Mart. So we finally gave it a try last weekend and guess what? The chicken was gross and we both have food poisoning (going on five days now). I think the meat was old. Thought it was just low quality. Either way stay away from this food truck. Plus the service was really rude/bad.
Marissa C.
I didn't even see this truck hidden in the back! Luckily one of my friends mentioned Rotisserie chicken and my ears perked up, even though I just scarfed down 3 tacos. He took me over to the truck and wow, the guy had whole chickens rotating right there in front of you! Underneath, he had brussells sprouts and potatoes cooking from the natural oil/fat dripping from the chickens above. We ended up ordering a whole bird and a side of half/half which gets you half brussells and half potatoes. SO GOOD and so much flavor, even the breast of the chicken was juicy and flavorful!
Shey D.
First of all you can smell that rotisserie chicken around the block. We followed our nose and it led us here. We got a quarter bird chicken with roasted potatoes for our 6 year old that loves chicken. Their chicken was well marinated. It's moist and so flavorful. The roasted potato has a hint of rosemary. The combo compliments each other very well. We were very satisfied with our meal. We would definitely come back.
Not quite sure about other items but tried this wrap. It turned out to be pretty satisfying with tasty sauce combing Buffalo with blue cheese. The celery and carrots are crispy, and overall the flavor is balanced. But it's served cold, would be better if it could be heated up.
My toddler and I were out for the day, just the two of us. We started our morning seeing the Irish dancers at the Waterlight Plaza and then wandered over to the Walnut Creek Farmer's Market (Sunday mornings). At the Market, I spotted the Roadside Rotisserie which caught my eye. They were roastingleftover chicken on the side of the truck, and I spotted the roasted potatoes sitting under the rows of chickens, just like on the streets of Paris. Yum! I thought this would be a nice treat to share with my son as he loves potatoes too. It was $2 for a small or $4 for a large, so I figured I'd get the large size To my surprise, the large was gigantic! This has to be one of the best deals in the Bay. My son and I had a generous amount, but there was still so much left over, so I drove it home to put the fridge. on-siteWe shared it the next day with our lunch and it crisped up nicely in our air fryer. The only caveat is it wasn't as tasty as roasted potatoes in Peru or France that are done under the rotisserie chickens. Although they were seasoned with rosemary, these definitely needed more seasoning and salt. Thankfully, by chance, I had a little packet of salt in my purse with me which helped. The next day at home, I served them with dipping sauce and it was even better. Dollar for dollar though, I'd get them again. It's a fantastic side dish, but I would bring them home vs eating on site, so I could decorate them with more seasoning and dipping sauces. There also isn't anywhere to sit and enjoy them at the farmer's market in downtown Walnut Creek,
Not very good, food wasn't tasty at all..... Chicken wrap tasted like a weird chicken salad with too much cucumbers and not enough "aioli" on a overly large wheat tortilla, talk about Dry!!! This particular food truck that showed up to the tesla Factory in Fremont. like, if "whatever" was edible food option, and they're trying to sell it off apperaance, The Potato dish i tried was overly greasy and soggy, then given a weird sauce option (Korean BBQ or spicy sauce). Order toilet paper to go with whatever they send you to eat.
Mobile Food Truck with a giant Foam Chicken on top. They have great eye-appeal and crowds thanks to the truck design, uniforms, and rows and rows of meat turning slowly dripping fat down onto vegetables underneath. Unfortunately the food was not that good. We tried the ribs and the rotisserie chicken. Both were overcooked to the point of being dry and hard. Grocery store and Costco rotisserie chicken is much better. Some bites of the ribs had a good porky taste but other ones were too dry. The broccoli and cauliflower were so hard we threw it away after trying very hard to eat it. It did smell good though from all the drippings.
I've never had pork and ribs on a rotisserie before, but these guys make it taste the best. Never had such juicy pork and ribs before.
We were driving and noticed this little Roadside Rotisserie truck, literally! So we decided to stop. It was parked inside an seniors facility center. We ordered the baby back ribs and the pork loin combo. Baby back ribs were a la carte, not very juicy, a little dry. The pork loin was very flavorful but a little dry as well. The potatoes looked very seasoned, but they were bland. Maybe if they had some kind of sauce it would be better. Would I come back? Yes. Maybe the time of day I came was bad. I recommend just for people to say they got a rotisserie chicken off the street! Staff was friendly and efficient.
They worst food I've ever tasted. Food was not done it was fatty, just awful water cost 3.00 do not come to this place
I tried this location at the Fremont Street eats in early October. I opted for the half chicken for $10 which I think is a pretty reasonable value for food trucks, and for the amount of chicken. The chicken was cooked to perfection and was really flavorful. I think taking the chicken and adding some really great homemade sides would be an amazing dinner. I will definitely be back.
I came across this food truck in San Lorenzo. It smelled sooo good and looked delicious on the rotisserie rack. I decided to try it and OMG was it awful! I had the pork loin, potatoes and broccoli. The meat was so dry and hard, I couldn't even chew through it. The potatoes had a rotten taste to them with hardly any seasoning. The broccoli was the only edible item but also lacked flavor. I tried to cut up the meat and simmer in sauce and they didn't help. Trashed the whole meal and still had to order a pizza.
They are at the Walnut Creek Farmer's Market this year, and I've tried their food a couple of times. The Rotisserie chicken with grilled Potatoes and Brussel's Sprouts was alright, but I'd completely skip the wraps. The Buffalo Chicken wrap which is simply loaded with a lot of salt and hot sauce is particularly bad. Like many say, they can't seem to get the flavors right, yet.
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Tried this truck at the San Lorenzo Food meet. I'm not sure, but I think a family was servicing this truck. The cashiers weren't professional what so ever and made the payment awkward as they started bickering pretty loudly. Chicken had an odd taste. Like it was old or just stored in a unclean place? The seasoned potatoes were stale and gave off a weird "aluminum" after taste. The Buffalo Chicken wrap was wayyyy too sour. I think I will pass the next time I come across this truck.
I have enjoyed this truck a few times, but today was quite bad. The vegetables,potatoes, and the chicken were terrible. I tell no lies when it comes to food. The farmers market on calusa in Kensington. Maybe the other truck is San Francisco is still good, but I won't be taking that chance. I'd only make myself angry.
We'd been drooling over the smell of roasting chicken from this truck each week when we hit the farmers market at Marin Country Mart. So we finally gave it a try last weekend and guess what? The chicken was gross and we both have food poisoning (going on five days now). I think the meat was old. Thought it was just low quality. Either way stay away from this food truck. Plus the service was really rude/bad.
I didn't even see this truck hidden in the back! Luckily one of my friends mentioned Rotisserie chicken and my ears perked up, even though I just scarfed down 3 tacos. He took me over to the truck and wow, the guy had whole chickens rotating right there in front of you! Underneath, he had brussells sprouts and potatoes cooking from the natural oil/fat dripping from the chickens above. We ended up ordering a whole bird and a side of half/half which gets you half brussells and half potatoes. SO GOOD and so much flavor, even the breast of the chicken was juicy and flavorful!
First of all you can smell that rotisserie chicken around the block. We followed our nose and it led us here. We got a quarter bird chicken with roasted potatoes for our 6 year old that loves chicken. Their chicken was well marinated. It's moist and so flavorful. The roasted potato has a hint of rosemary. The combo compliments each other very well. We were very satisfied with our meal. We would definitely come back.