OverRice Food Truck

I love Hawaiian food! I'm so happy I found OverRice!I was getting my car serviced up the street, so I came up here to get a spam musubi. The girl at the register was super nice. The musubi was made fresh. There was a LOT of rice in it, so I'm glad I only got one! It was very filling, warm, and perfect for a chilly day.That's all I tried this time around, but I definitely will be coming back for musubi Tuesday when they are all $2.

It's the length of the lumpia for me. Seriously--crispy, golden perfection in every bite.Hands down, the best Filipino-Hawaiian food in Orlando.

love love lovei found out about over rice at the lake eola farmers market and was so excited to try their brick and mortar location!!! the juices were flavorful and the food came out fresh and that saucceeeee omg i could put it on everything, seriously. so good. the service was great, very easy ordering process. we loved the overall vibes and the music really set the island mood. we love you over rice !!!!!

OverRice is an Orlando staple and I've been eating from this food truck since my college days. I'm so glad they now have a permanent brick-and-mortar location off Lee Road in Winter Park. OverRice was my first introduction to Filipino & Hawaiian cuisine when I started dating my Filipino husband 12+ years ago. We're both big fans and have been tracking down their truck ever since. I even used to have them come out to my old office building to serve all the employees. I recently had a craving for their Kalua pork, so we decided to stop in for lunch. I always go for the Hawaiian Mixed Plate Lunch because you get to choose 2 meats and it comes with their signature ono macaroni salad which I love! Got the Kalua Pig (of course) and the Huli Huli Chicken which is perfectly grilled and sooo tasty.My husband usually goes for the Filipino Plate Lunch which comes with pancit and lumpia. He also likes to add a fried egg on top of the rice... An appropriate amount of rice as he says which is two heaping scoops. One of his biggest pet peeves is when restaurants don't give you an adequate amount rice to pair with the remainder of the dish, haha. As it is in the name itself, OverRice understands the assignment!It doesn't hurt to order some extra lumpia (egg rolls) and spam musubi for snacks later. I also tried their calamansi lemonade which was light and refreshing. Another gentleman that was dining in ordered the sisig (deep fried pork belly tossed in onions and red chilis in a soy citrus sauce with a fried egg on top) which came out on a sizzling pan that looked and smelled amazing. I didn't even realize they had that on the menu, so I'll definitely be trying that next time!

Straight forward Hawaiian- island style food. Comforting, tasty, delicious.... and they serve HALAL chicken. Staff was welcoming and friendly. Space is neat /clean with ample seating. Food: 8/10 * I favor spicy food and wish there was a little more kick Service: 10/10Good tasty grindz!!

Filipino food in Ala carte. Satisfied my craving for a good home cooked meal.Ordered the adobo over filipino rice. It was the traditional adobo. It was not salty and very tender. Rice was not enough. Meal came with spring rolls. It was ok. And also came with pancit- Filipino noodles. It was on the greasy side.Good turnaround was less than 10 mins, which was fast.The Ambiance - well outdoors.

This is for their brick and mortor location on Lee road, the owners here are so kind and welcoming. They were happy to chat and show off their store and tell you about the menu. We tried the lunch plate Hawaiian style with Huli Huli Chicken and Kalua pig and mac salad. We also had an order of lumpia and pancit. Everything was very fresh, my husband loved their pork and the mac salad. There aren't a ton of Hawaiian/Filipino places out here compared to the west coast so it was nice to have that again. The lumpia was really hot and crispy and they have a house made sweet chili sauce at the table to go with it, delicious! Definitely a great little lunch spot.

Sisig, liempo, & shredded pork.It's our first time here. Food is okay but not bad. Sisig doesn't taste like sisig but it's good. The meat is a little hard. Liempo is tasty but mostly fats. Not a fan of their pancit. It needs more seasoning. The shredded pork is flavorful but it is too greasy. It's a little hard to eat rice in a shallow bowl but it's manageable. Calamansi juice and the strawberry dragon fruit juice are awesome! Ordered halo-halo, not a fan of it. It has strawberries & pineapples added which is not bad I guess they're trying to put a little twist to it. The ube ice cream on top of halo-halo has a powdery texture too. This probably my first and last here. Spent $80+ which is a little pricey for the food quality they served. People are nice and the place is cute and small.#honestreview

You HAVE to come here! I got the Filipino plate with adobo and it was perfect I love the vibes and how they plate the food. Amazing customer service. Will definitely be coming back :)

A little pop up at an art event. If you see this place in your travels, and love Asian food, make sure you give this place a try. The food was so delicious, and tasted very authentic. They also have a small restaurant which I look forward to trying in the future now that I know their food is so delicious.