Happy Endings

Uh. May. Zing. I'm really glad that I came to school early, or otherwise, I wouldn't have checked this food truck out.My initial assessment of this eatery on wheels was American fast food with an international twist. When I approached the truck, I saw the menu. And right then and there, my heart, mind, and stomach wanted the kim chi fries.I have four words to describe the fries: crispy, tangy, meaty, and tasty. Portion-wise, they were good enough to have for lunch or dinner. Ten bucks well spent.Hopefully Happy Endings makes another appearance on campus because I want to try their Filipino barbecue pork bun.

Got Uber Eats from this food truck last night and it was decent but not amazing.So I got the BDL Hot Dog as well as an order of Queso Kimchi Fries for my order. The hot dog was pretty decent, so I was happy with that part of the order, but I've definitely had better elsewhere. And the queso kimchi fries were OK at best - I don't think the queso went well with the rest of the ingredients. Something like a spicy mayo would have been way better.Overall, a decent meal, but I think there are other restaurants in Houston that serve a better hot dog and/or fries.

This will definitely be my first and last time ordering food from here. Unfortunately, I ordered the bulgogi baos through Ubereats along with two pork baos. I do love pork boas thus the two stars as they were appropriately hot but nothing special. I mean, I've never really had a special bbq pork bao to be honest so.....cheers, two stars. The beef baos, however, were no good. Bu hao, which is Mandarin for "no good". It ended up being dry, flavorless meat on the traditional and soft bao dough. No delightful greenery on top. Just ended up falling apart and really a waste of calories to eat. So I didn't. I don't remember how much I paid but it was a lot to me given the quality. The pork bbq buns were ok though. So, there's that.

3.5 stars. I checked out Happy Endings at the Japanese Festival and who doesn't like a happy ending? Unfortunate choice of a name for this food truck. Tell your girlfriend that you just came home from and you had some happy endings and see how that works out for you! The menu offers a little less variety than you usually have from a food truck. The majority of the menu consists of hot dogs. Other than that, they have kimchi fries, two types of baos, a BBQ pork bun, and pork dumplings. But they do hot dogs well. They're a good size and grilled well. The bread is toasted too. And they use some creative toppings. Mine came with bacon bits and cream cheese. Yup! Cream cheese on a hot dog. That was definitely a first for me but it worked. I also had the dumplings which come at 5 for $5. The dumplings are fried and they don't come with a dipping sauce. Come on guys, you need a dipping sauce for dumplings!Service was fine. They don't automatically give you napkins or even offer them. You have to ask yourself.

Good food truck. I tried them when they were outside of Drift. I would recommend the fries. I need to try their loaded hot dogs next time!

I love Happy Endings! I visited this food truck a few too many times when it came to serve lunch at UH.I always ordered the deep fried pork bun and the Shanghai egg rolls. Get these things and your meal can never go wrong.Usually when I find something I like, I stick to it and I don't explore the rest of the menu. But I have tried other food here.I'm not a fan of their kimchi fries because I don't like kimchi to start with and I thought their fries were rather thin and limp.I used to order hot dogs. I like their Zen dog that is topped with cream cheese, bacon bits and green onion. Usually the hot dogs are big and juicy. It was once shriveled and slightly burnt. That was a sad part of my meal that day.I love their bao bread. I wouldn't think it's easy to mess up bao bread, but other places I've tried have messed up the bao. I've always had perfect bao here. So try their taco baos! They're definitely on point!Service was absolutely wonderful. I've never received such consistent pleasant service from any other food truck I've eaten from. I can't forget the few acts of kindness they have shown me.One employee offered and saran wrapped my food from this food truck and Kurbside Eatz because she saw I had so much to carry. It was a very busy day for them, but she still took the time out to help me. Super nice!One time I realized I forgot my wallet at home after I placed my order. I told the employee who took my order that I couldn't pay for my food. As I walked away, sad, hungry, and embarrassed, she shouted out my name. I assume she remembered my name because I frequented this food truck. She told me that they would make the food for me and that I could pay later. It was a generous of them to do so. This really made a difference to me because I hadn't eaten breakfast that morning, I had class until 5, I couldn't drive home, and most of my friends who would let me borrow money had already left campus. Of course, I came back the next time they were at UH and paid them back.My last visit left me on a bit of a sour note though. I placed my usual order of the deep fried pork bun and egg rolls. But I only got 5 egg rolls, instead of the usual 10 I receive every other time I've ordered the egg rolls. I asked the employee who gave me my food why there were only 5, and he said it was customary that there were always 5 egg rolls in one order.I don't know if that was a one time thing or they changed their policy of egg roll quantity per order. I haven't been back since because I graduated from UH and moved to another city. But if I was in Houston and I came across Happy Endings, they'd definitely get my business!

Well, it was just OK! I'm not going to follow this truck on twitter and track it down when the craving hits (a craving probably won't hit, I'm just saying).This truck was booked for our company festival at a park in Katy. I don't know about prices and the whole nine so this review is based solely on the taste of the food, no value taken into consideration.I'm a connoisseur of a fair amount of different Asian cuisine but have never tried baos. They have been on my radar for a while so I chose the pork baos and threw in a zen dog because why not, company dime. The zen dog consists of cream cheese, green onions and bacon. It was hard deciding between the dogs because frankly none of them sounded that good. It was pretty interesting fare, I'd say. The dog was edible but the actual meat tasted a bit overcooked a smidgen. I don't think I'm going to be a fan of the baos, kinda taste like under cooked dough but the filling was more tasty than I'd expected and came with green onions and sesame seeds. It's not the best food, I probably won't have it again if I had a choice but its worth a try.My coworker tried the egg rolls and she really liked them...maybe worth a try!

Happy ending should be renamed crappy ending if they plan on serving customer hotdogs that make any gas station day old hotdog look and taste like wagyu. I mean 8$ hotdog that can't even compare to circle k 1.19 hotdog? Hotdog 0-10 I took one bite and trash it. The only place the hotdog belong

I tried this food truck for the first time last week on campus. I was craving something large and salty, and Happy Endings was just the right fit.I ordered the Zen Hot Dog, which comes with cream cheese, bacon, and green onions. It tasted exactly how you'd expect it to taste - not bad, and pretty filling. I checked out the menu while waiting for my order and Happy Endings offers some interesting buns and hot dog options. If you're in the mood for Asian fusion, come try this place!

Best hot dog of my life but I can never find u. BDL 4 LyftI always order without kimchi but maybe my taste palette has expanded How many characters for a review Don't knowU were my fav truck at UH and I'm not at UH anymore but I still drive there bc they were on the food truck calendar