Jeepney Street Eats

Food is freaking delish! The wait to order food was short, the waiting to get the food was acceptable. They were 1 of 2 food trucks serving that evening- so the wait was longer than normal, but not more than 20 mins. I'm so glad I got the 10 piece order of the lumpia, I wouldn't have shared them if I got less

I can't believe I'm the second to review this great food truck! Jeepney Street Eats is located inside El Camino. That new hot food truck spot/bar. Jeepney serves a variety of Filipino options! Their pork belly is delicious and crispy! Their lumpia is amazing! Definitely worth the struggle to find parking haha! So good!

Best food truck ever!!!!!! I'm obsessed! The food is authentic and super delicious!!! Must try!! The staff is friendly and service is always on point!

I can't believe I am the first to review this food truck! I ordered the Beef Tapas Bowl with a fried egg and it was scrumptious. Everything in the bowl is so flavorful. The rice has so much delicious garlic flavor and the meat is so tender and delicious. I also liked the presentation of the lumpia and the taste was delicious. I will definitely return to try their other menu items.

Lucked out having this food truck at El Camino Truck yard. We ordered the egg roll and noodles with pork, both of which were great. Food was made fresh, took about 15 minutes with minimal people. We were sitting and enjoying the vibes. Would recommend.

I recently visited this food truck a few days ago. In my opinion, I was disappointed. I ordered a noodle bowl with Lechon (fried pork) and I also had the lumpia (spring rolls). To mention pricing, it's a bit pricy and I was deceived when paying. From the menu, I got that the bowl was around $16 and the lumpia was $5, totaling to $21. When the guy took my card, he asked if I would like a fried egg on top which was "recommended". So, I agreed. He didn't tell me how much additional it was to add a fried egg. He then gave me a total of $25. I assumed this included the fried egg and taxes. When tasting my food, the noodles were bland and I only had 3 or 4 Lechon pieces that weren't fat. The rest of the pieces were all fat. The Lumpia was kind of skimpy because they are skinny rolls. I can say the flavor was good on the Lumpia though. I was deceived because I checked my bank account and I was charged $30. I don't know what the extra charges are for. For $30 it wasn't worth it. Especially for one person. I wouldn't have minded paying the price if I had a good experience and wasn't deceived. The guy serving wasn't to friendly either.

This place was incredibly expensive for what you get and tasted pretty bland. I got the lechon pancit and it was super oily with hardly any veggies all for $18. Don't waste your money.

We ordered 4 lumpia ($5 cost, which we thought was really reasonable). The flavor was good, just that they essentially cut 2 lumpia in half diagonally and called it 4, when we really only received 2.. that just seems super cheap and dishonest to me, which is the reason for the low stars.

We had never had Filipino food, and there couldn't have been a better introduction than this! Our chef was just absolutely amazing. The food couldn't have been better. We ordered a chicken adobo rice bowl and chicken katsu bao buns as per the chef's recommendation, and they were to die for. Amazing balance of spice, beautiful presentation, and very reasonable pricing. They were also located around so many other cool little places that we loved exploring and was only a few blocks from the Pearl.Overall, we'd highly recommend! I can't believe more people haven't found this place!

love these guys & they're food The environment is also great. Parking kinda sucks but doesn't really have anything to do with the restaurant