Great Tang Chinese Food

Pros:Great location and fun biergarten atmospherePlenty of covered outdoor seatingFriendly staffShrimp fried rice was some of the best I've ever hadLoved the appearance of the food truckPrices are reasonable and there are lots of optionsCons:Pork dumplings were a little small and nothing specialOnly one person working and many orders took a while to preparePro tip:Fried rice portion was large so can be taken home for another meal!

Located on SW Ave/SW Oak St in the lot where all the other food trucks are located. I was walking the whole lot, and this one looked good. There are also tables and seating in this lot.The lady was very friendly and sociable. It must have been very tough for her to work at the food truck herself, taking orders and making the orders herself. My family and I chose different things, but she was quick. The food was very good and a big portion. However, we were expecting more from the chicken skewer.

Really enjoyed the egg fried rice from the street cart at Harvey Milk. This was $12 and had lots of vegetables, eggs and good rice with light sauce on it. Would return.

Got their pork Xian'r Bing and was impressed by how authentic they are! Made just like my mom makes it with the perfect chewy yet crispy outside and juicy filling! We got these at the Saturday Market, and it was the perfect snack to walk around with while looking at all of the other stalls.

This place wounds me. Everything I ate was extremely bland. I know exactly what brand of noodles they used for the yakisoba and it's like the cheapest thing you can get a grocery store.There was no mystery or excitement or value in this meal which by my memory was close to $16. I was fooled by the fun appearance of the cart and left deeply unsatisfied. I don't even want to rip on it because it's like kicking a puppy. I'm genuinely embarassed. Why open a food cart at all if you care so little about what you're offering.I didn't give a one star because they achieved the bare minimum and I didn't get poisoned so that's something.Stretch The Noodle is less than 100 steps away so I'd recommend that if it's open. If it's not, just try literally anywhere else to eat

The chef/cashier was lovely and suggested I try a special fried bun from their menu - I tried both the beef and the vegan and they were delicious! This food truck moves customers through quickly and the food is delicious, clearly made with love.

I've been going to their farmers market stand for years and love their Xian Bing. They're always really fresh and filled with good flavors. I got the pork and chive one today which had the perfect pork to chive ratio. The filling was juicy yet somehow the outside was still crisp. The owner was really nice and happy to explain all the neat dishes they have. Totally worth checking out sometime either at a farmers market nearby or their location at the Midtown Beer Garden!

We got the lamb skewers, the beef xiar bing and the pot stickers. The lamb skewers were extremely spicy, there should be a label stating so we couldn't eat it. The xiar bing and pot stickers were both pretty good.

Tried their Lamb Xian Bing at the PSU Farmers' Market and it's alright. The filling was well-seasoned but I wish they would give us freshly made ones rather than those have been made a while back.

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