King Tuts

I once again tried King Tuts after two months and this time I visited the restaurant. So turns out, King Tuts is a food truck with a small sitting area adjacent to the truck. The place is not very high on decor and has minimal seating options, so getting a take out might seem like a better option.Although the menu isn't very elaborate, it still offers a handful of option in entree and mains.The appetizer with fried eggplant with lemon Tahini and Chermoula came with a side of Lollo Rosso lettuce and crisp pita. At first, I admit being a little disappointed because visually it did not look as great as it sounded in the description of the menu BUT it was very very delicious! Apart from the zesty, nutty and very creamy Tahini, the eggplant were fried and slathered with herby chermoula.The falafel open sandwich is my favorite. The falafels are super crispy but not oily. It comes with the softest thick pita which absorbs the tahini but isn't soggy. It is further generously loaded with fresh & pickled vegetables, feta and lettuce that add both texture and flavor. The raw vegetables were quite fresh as they retained their crunch. The chicken shawarma is also quite nice! The chicken is perfectly cooked until succulent and also well seasoned. What I'd like to highlight is - King Tuts also caters to diners with vegetarian or plant based diet!The portion sizes are sufficient for an individual and the take out package retains the sandwiches as they are, while preventing them from disintegrating. I also took a glimpse of the kitchen and it was quite clean and seemed very hygienic. They also have free parking spaces near the food truck. In all King Tuts is very reasonable and offers great food, it is a must try!

You all know that King Tuts was featured on Guy Fieri's Diners, Drive-in's, and Dives, right? For good reason: the food is phenomenal. I personally found the prices a bit high at face value when checking out the menu, but most plates are made to share. Particularly, you should definitely get the mezze plate to split with your friends: people will be ooh-ing over the pickle cabbage, pickled carrots, pickled cauliflower, tahini-rich hummus, falafel goodness, and fresh bread, YUM. We got the falafel waffle which came loaded with tahini, yogurt, onions, and pickled cabbage. Everything was tasty, fresh, and healthy. No guilt when you dine here!The service was leisurely, but it was perfect for a group chatting on the weekend. There's only one or two people working in the kitchen food truck, so do be patient. It'll be worth the wait. There's plenty of outdoor seating in a shaded patio with huge fans. The parking situation is a lot with some spaces. We didn't have any trouble finding a spot on a Saturday. Next time, we'll definitely be trying both the lamb gyros and the chicken shawarma.

Featured on Diner's, Drive-Ins, and Dives, this casual food truck offers authentic Egyptian food. The service was speedy. It was a hot day, and the staff encouraged me to wait inside their air conditioned dining room adjacent to the food truck for my to-go order. The ambiance is nothing too fancy, but the food was delicious and presented pleasantly. I orders the falafel sandwich, and I was surprised at how fresh the vegetable toppings were. I will definitely be back!

Very good food, but also very expensive. I ordered pickup and it was ready by the time I got there. I enjoyed the chicken shawarma plate, I did not enjoy paying $19 for it.

I had been wanting to try King Tuts for the longest time but am never in that part of the city. Today was my lucky day to get my lunch at King Tuts! Big thanks to Googlemaps for helping me locate this food truck/restaurant. It is tucked away in the back of a parking lot, so it's easy to miss when driving by. You order at the food truck window outside and can either take your food to go, eat inside or eat in the back patio.The woman who greeted me was very polite and friendly. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma plate. I asked her if I could get some pita bread and I think she did not understand what I was saying. I dropped it. I don't need the calories.My food was really good and even though my food was to-go, the presentation was still pretty. There was a bed of rice (thankfully not a mountain of rice), some mixed greens, chicken, sauce and some veggies. There was not a menu with any descriptions, so I am not exactly sure what was on my entree but it was delicious. The chicken was moist, tender and full of flavor. The entire plate was well-seasoned and did not require any additional salt or spice.I can't wait to go back and take my husband to try the food. So good!

Great food. Great service. Lovely patio. Kid-friendly. We had chicken shawarma, gyro, falafel and fries. Will be one of our go-to post-Zoo spots

Cool, funky place! Easy parking, They were happy to have our large meetup group of 20. They have indoor seating but we were fine outside under the tent cover. Good food, vegetarian options. Loved it.

Loved the vibes here. You order from the truck and then proceed to the outdoor dining area on an adjacent porch that has plants and nice table seating. The business is family owned! I think the wife (?) of the chef took our order and was super friendly. The highlight of this wonderful experience was definitely the food though. We got the Royal platter which had all three protein (falafel, gyro, chicken) options + veggies + veggies. Phenomenal. So well spiced and flavorful. I had half of it for leftovers the next day, and it was still amazing microwaved. Cannot recommend this place enough!

A friend took me here, tried the falafel appetizer and a gyro plate without rice (aka salad with gyro on top). Short menu which is usually a good sign. Falafel was perfectly fried outside, good flavors, served with tahini sauce. Gyro wasn't sliced gyro but chunk of gyro, and the outside was slightly crispy. Salad, tomatoes, cucumbers all fresh, good sauces on top. Their hot sauce is awesome, actually spicy but with flavor at the same time. I really enjoyed it! Prices are a bit high for the amount of food, and also there were mosquitoes in their outdoor eating area which I didn't appreciate at all. Otherwise, good food!

King Tut's is a great gem for casual eats! It is a food truck that is located in a parking lot, so it can be easy to miss. There is a little patio where people can eat their food. The menu is not that extensive, but I feel like it has the core options for popular Middle Eastern dishes. The service was pretty quick since this was a fairly relaxed spot. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma and it was delicious! The pita paired well with the chicken, which was marinated extremely well. I also got a side of seasoned Fries that were good! I added some of the fries into the shawarma and it tasted magical. I would definitely come back here!