The Epic Cure

My 1st time with this food truck, One the more unique trucks I've been to. They have there own sound system & they have pretty good taste.Had the loaded Tatar tots and they were pretty good. Had sausage, peppers, onions & cheese all over top gator tots. The Kung foo cauliflower was awesome, Think they fried the cauliflower and put sauce similar to sesame chicken over the cauliflower.Very good truck & worth eating again....

Tates Creek Village Apartments has been holding a promotion this month where they feature a different food truck every Wednesday evening. This evening we ventured up the hill to partake in The Epic Cure! The menu variety looked excellent! Even if their tired 90's music was a bit stale.I quickly opted for the Chicken Tamales (assisted by the fact that one of their crew was pointing it out to me as I walked up). It took several minutes while they prepared them. I was a little confused because I thought tamales were usually a pre-made item, and I could clearly see the chef handling some uncooked masa.As he handed them over, I could clearly see this was the real deal. The chicken was taco-seasoned and juicy (practically falling apart), the masa was warm and perfectly formed into that tamale shape. The corn-black bean salsa was a nice touch also.It would be nice to have some beverage options, but we didn't ask. It was close enough to our apartment that we just walked back and chose from our existing stockpile.Overall, I would say whatever you do, don't discount this less-than-pretty food truck. This stuff is for serious.

Cookie dough sopapillas... They speak for themselves. Great dudes working the truck. Bangin' music. Do it. Posted up at Chase Tap House 2 nights in a row.