Ninja Chicken

Really enjoyed the Picana sampler. A mixture of roasted chicken, chorizo, sausages, chicharron, fried plantains on a bed of crinkle cut French fries. Nice mixture of meats for the carnivore in everyone. Roasted chicken was the best. Very tasty.

A very cool place.* * *Four Points has developed multiple food court locations around the intersection of 620 and 2222.One of them is the heavily Colombian food court where Ninja Chicken is located.One Colombian group seems to own multiple food trucks in the court - even though the truck names are different and the menus are different. Cooks go back and forth between the related trucks bringing supplies. All of the relevant personnel are Colombian.If they are as good as Ninja Chicken, they are fine fine trucks.* * *How Colombian is Colombian here?a) This is a Spanish only location. The truck signs are in English and that is where the English stops.When I ordered in English, it was clear nobody was understanding me.(They were trying hard).I got the wrong thing.Fortunately the wrong thing was wonderful. (Fried cheese pastries with strawberry dip.) I was happy to have the pastries.b) There are many many Colombians here eating. I only saw one other Anglo person - a middleaged Texas lady linked to the relevant church.(More on the church later).c) ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, THERE IS A COLOMBIAN BAND PLAYING TROPICALE.Keep in mind that food trucks in South America often come with entertainment.Entertainment is often a guy with an electric console and a ton of loops playing whatever instruments he knows how to play with synthesized backup. That's what this guy was doing. He was good on all of his instruments.I could have listened all day.d) Some of the trucks are associated with El Camino, a Spanish language church on 620. There was a giant pavilion with El Camino signs on the pavilion. There were people wearing El Camino badges in case you wanted to have a dedicated conversation about Christianity.Most of the El Camino people were Colombians.They had an Anglo lady in reserve in case you needed to talk about Christianity in English.El Camino has a very cool slogan " The perfect church for imperfect people."That slogan is right up there on the truck.* * *Good Colombian food. Good Colombian music. Colombian families everywhere.This could have been Queens New York - the epicenter of American Colombian food.Except everything else was Texan.Check the place out.Bring your Spanish dictionary to help with the ordering.

We came to the food park for another businessBut You should totally give this place a try. The chicken was seasoned with a mixture that I haven't had before. It provided a excited feeling for my taste buds. I also ordered the fried cassava and a beef and chicken Empanadas. The flavor of the empanadas was good and they were so fresh and hot, I am not sure how they didn't burn a hole in the table. The sauces that were provided were not too spicy and my kid licked the mayo based sauce clean.The prices were also very reasonable.The food truck park overall was clean and calm.

Came here a few weekends ago and ordered the Picada (sampler platter) for 2. It was just one person working who was very friendly. Everything on the platter was absolutely delicious! The prices were fair for the portion size and even with 2 of us we still had leftovers. Our only regret was not getting more of the green sauce (I think some type of chimchurri). Will definitely be back!

Stopped by this food truck park and decided to grab some Colombian food and I'm sure glad I did! The chicken was super flavorful (ask them what they use as a marinade, it's pretty crazy!) and I got to try Malta, a refreshing drink popular in Colombia. I sampled a few other items on the appetizers menu and wasn't disappointed. This truck is a great addition to the 4 Points area and I highly recommend it!

As Colombians we were excited to see the menu for this place, but unfortunately it fell very short of our expectations. We asked what their specialty is and they said the chicken, so we got the picada which brings chicken, pork belly, and a few other things. The chicken had no taste -- it wasn't even seasoned/salted!!! The pork belly was chewy and not well fried. We were a party of 4 and all thought the experience was underwhelming. If your experience with Colombian food is limited you might think this is good, but it isn't. I recommend trying some of the other Colombian places around.

So good you have to go here best food I've probably ever eaten!so so good! Left my plate empty.employees are very nice to.

Even though this is a food truck, I thought that the service we received was great, though I know we went after rush time, but the food was the highlight, everyone in my family enjoyed the food: the chicken was great, the Chicharrón was a delight, crunchy as it should be and a good size portion, and of course the taste of the food, loved the empanadas and the frijoles (red beans). As a Colombian looking for Colombian food, I'm definitely coming back.

Get the sampler if would like to be blown away with flavor! amazing stuff in a very cool food trailer park.

Go earlier or when it's busy. Got there around 9pm Saturday (close at 10 pm) and got the Picada Sampler (current menu price $21.34 for 1 person and $29.94 for 2 person). Seems like most of the food had been sitting in the warmer for a while, as the chicken, chicharron, chorizo and to a lesser extent morcilla are very dried up-and taste... not that great (if you get past the very dry part). Seems like it may taste better when it's more fresh base on the prior pictures and reviews.