Not much flavor in their chicken shawarma but still very fresh and a big wrap for the price.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Ilias Bikmukhametov
Kebabs are awesome!
Fernando S.
An underrated Mediterranean spot close to Parmer! The falafel was fantastic and one of the best I've had in Austin. Don't skip out on the tahini sauce either, it is also delicious!I do wish the atmosphere was a bit more inviting. I try not to have high expectations when dining in at food trucks—but I think keeping just the picnic tables with some nice umbrellas would be a welcome change from the current setup with a metal tent.Service was also great and they are very generous on the portion sizes as well. Overall, excited to go back and try more! Very glad to have this food truck close to where I work.P.S. Look at how neatly the falafel is arranged on the rice! :D
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iraqi Falafel
Weaam A.
The food is tasty, and clean. The owner is super friendly ?Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Chops
tina do
I came around 8:30pm on a Friday night, and it wasn’t too pack. Based on the menu picture, I ordered the kebab, and the guy told me that the meat was a mix of lamb and beef. I also ordered the tikka, and he told me that the meat is chicken. When I got the food, it didn’t look like the picture in the menu. The tikka was delicious. It came as a plate full of chicken even under the tomato and rice. It had salad, hummus, and pita bread included. The hummus was smooth and had a more charred taste to it. The salad was sour and complimented the chicken. I would get it again since it could actually feed two people. The kebab looked more like a large empanada than what I was expecting. It was good too with juicy meat and tomato inside and cost $10. In my opinion, the tikka was more worth it and cost around $16. There are some tables to sit outside. I also wanted to try the okra, but it was sold out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Grilled Chicken
Tina D.
I came around 8:30pm on a Friday night, and it wasn't too pack. Based on the menu picture, I ordered the kebab, and the guy told me that the meat was a mix of lamb and beef. I also ordered the tikka, and he told me that the meat is chicken. When I got the food, it didn't look like the picture in the menu. The tikka was delicious. It came as a plate full of chicken even under the tomato and rice. It had salad, hummus, and pita bread included. The hummus was smooth and had a more charred taste to it. The salad was sour and complimented the chicken. I would get it again since it could actually feed two people. The kebab looked more like a large empanada than what I was expecting. It was good too with juicy meat and tomato inside and cost $10. In my opinion, the tikka was more worth it and cost around $16. There are some tables to sit outside. I also wanted to try the okra, but it was sold out.
Tom Wei
Coming from MI the home of the largest mid east population outside of mid east this place is legit. Portions are very generous and tasty although the toum is a little bit on the weak side. Iraqi bread is legit and tastes authentic. The only thing I was a little apprehensive about is there are no prices listed. All the prices on the menu have been erased so you pay whatever he tells you. They are a little bit on the high side for a food truck but I guess I can't complain because he could have charged me anything he felt like.
Recommended dishes: Iraqi Falafel, Hummus, French Fries
Carlos M
I asked if the food was fresh beforehand and they told me yes. When i got my food it was obvious that it wasn't. It was precooked and they try to hide that fact by soaking the food in oil. The lamb tasted like wet cardboard dipped in seasoning.
Food: 1
Tommy M
I always feel welcome when I arrive and have never left without a full belly or a great meal. And hidden gem of
They have the worst food ever, the chicken they had tasted the worst and smelt so bad, the salad and everything else smelled like they have been expired and have been sitting there for weeks, it was so bad and rotten to the point we couldn’t even eat it 150 dollars gone to waste no one ate their food because of how bad it was, I totally don’t recommend it i trusted them since the restaurant is from the same country as us but unfortunately there is no faith because they make the worst food
The food was very delicious. Just kind of expensive, but will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Parking: Ample
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Chicken, Chicken Shawarma, Lamb Chops over Rice, Grilled Chicken
Chicken shawarma is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Shawarma
Not much flavor in their chicken shawarma but still very fresh and a big wrap for the price.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kebabs are awesome!
An underrated Mediterranean spot close to Parmer! The falafel was fantastic and one of the best I've had in Austin. Don't skip out on the tahini sauce either, it is also delicious!I do wish the atmosphere was a bit more inviting. I try not to have high expectations when dining in at food trucks—but I think keeping just the picnic tables with some nice umbrellas would be a welcome change from the current setup with a metal tent.Service was also great and they are very generous on the portion sizes as well. Overall, excited to go back and try more! Very glad to have this food truck close to where I work.P.S. Look at how neatly the falafel is arranged on the rice! :D
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iraqi Falafel
The food is tasty, and clean. The owner is super friendly ?Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Chops
I came around 8:30pm on a Friday night, and it wasn’t too pack. Based on the menu picture, I ordered the kebab, and the guy told me that the meat was a mix of lamb and beef. I also ordered the tikka, and he told me that the meat is chicken. When I got the food, it didn’t look like the picture in the menu. The tikka was delicious. It came as a plate full of chicken even under the tomato and rice. It had salad, hummus, and pita bread included. The hummus was smooth and had a more charred taste to it. The salad was sour and complimented the chicken. I would get it again since it could actually feed two people. The kebab looked more like a large empanada than what I was expecting. It was good too with juicy meat and tomato inside and cost $10. In my opinion, the tikka was more worth it and cost around $16. There are some tables to sit outside. I also wanted to try the okra, but it was sold out.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Grilled Chicken
I came around 8:30pm on a Friday night, and it wasn't too pack. Based on the menu picture, I ordered the kebab, and the guy told me that the meat was a mix of lamb and beef. I also ordered the tikka, and he told me that the meat is chicken. When I got the food, it didn't look like the picture in the menu. The tikka was delicious. It came as a plate full of chicken even under the tomato and rice. It had salad, hummus, and pita bread included. The hummus was smooth and had a more charred taste to it. The salad was sour and complimented the chicken. I would get it again since it could actually feed two people. The kebab looked more like a large empanada than what I was expecting. It was good too with juicy meat and tomato inside and cost $10. In my opinion, the tikka was more worth it and cost around $16. There are some tables to sit outside. I also wanted to try the okra, but it was sold out.
Coming from MI the home of the largest mid east population outside of mid east this place is legit. Portions are very generous and tasty although the toum is a little bit on the weak side. Iraqi bread is legit and tastes authentic. The only thing I was a little apprehensive about is there are no prices listed. All the prices on the menu have been erased so you pay whatever he tells you. They are a little bit on the high side for a food truck but I guess I can't complain because he could have charged me anything he felt like.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Hummus
Restaurantji Recommends
This food is excellent very high in quality and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good Food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iraqi Falafel, Hummus, French Fries
I asked if the food was fresh beforehand and they told me yes. When i got my food it was obvious that it wasn't. It was precooked and they try to hide that fact by soaking the food in oil. The lamb tasted like wet cardboard dipped in seasoning.
Food: 1
I always feel welcome when I arrive and have never left without a full belly or a great meal. And hidden gem of
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Beef Shawerma, Gyro Sandwich, Salad, Arabic Shawarma
They have the worst food ever, the chicken they had tasted the worst and smelt so bad, the salad and everything else smelled like they have been expired and have been sitting there for weeks, it was so bad and rotten to the point we couldn’t even eat it 150 dollars gone to waste no one ate their food because of how bad it was, I totally don’t recommend it i trusted them since the restaurant is from the same country as us but unfortunately there is no faith because they make the worst food