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I ate at this food truck for the first time because my church had a mini food truck lunch rally. I ordered the Chicken Shewarma, which is like a pita or gyro. It was very tasty and a good amount of food. The only thing I would change about my experience would be for the fries to be advertised as a side so that we'd know how much they cost, since the price wasn't listed on the menu. When I grabbed some ketchup packets for my fries, the packets had dirt on them which was a bit weird. Maybe I got the bottom of the batch or something. But over all the quality of the food was great, very tasty, and I'd order it again! The pita was very warm and soft.

Up until recently, I've actually had a huge aversion to food trucks, but that has certainly changed. It may have been the fact that at my first job out of high school, folks called the truck that swung by the "roach coach." Conversely, it may be my binge watching of food network and their Food Truck Rally that has changed my mind. Either way, I'm very pleased with the fact that I've begun exploring these great little mobile sources of food pleasure. This food truck swung by work recently, and I have to admit I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to Middle East cuisine. The young woman taking the order was very patient and explained all the different plates, the variations available, and what came on each. Her top recommendation came for the beef shawarma and I told her I'd take it. One thing that folks have to realize is that these are mobile kitchens with very limited space. In today's age of fast food that seems to be sitting under a food warmer and being prepared long before you order, there is an unrealistic expectation that a food truck will spit your order out in a minute or two. I played on my phone for a while and was delighted when my name was called. The meat was perfectly seasoned and there was no skimping on the portions. The liberal amount of sauce on top added to the tastiness (and most definitely the messiness) of this dish. I'm hoping this food truck comes back soon. Not only for a chance to try some other of their tasty dishes, but also because of the friendliness of the woman at the window, and for how (relatively) quickly my food was served.

If you see this truck around town, pleaseeeeeeee do yourself a favor and place an order!!! The beef and lamb Pita is freaking amazing!!!!!

Got to try them today at the Food truck fair at my office complex. Decided to get the Chicken Kabob Sandwich...omg it was sooooo good! The pita was warm and soft. The chicken was so flavorful and tender. I definitely recommend and will be finding where they are again.

Great food and great service. Anytime I eat here I either have the Filafel sandwich or the Shawarma. It never disappoints.

First time with this food truck. Chose the Boom Boom Shrimp.... delicious!! The spicy shrimp will leave your lips with a slight burn that you can savor all afternoon :)

Kebabicious was at a food truck event in my neighborhood recently. I had the Beef Shawarma. Soft pita, thick sauce, well flavored meat and veg. It got a little messy, but quite good! The fries were crispy and next time I'd like to try their loaded fry app, although it seemed a tad pricey. The guy working there was friendly and answered my questions!

Had their beef shawarma which was amazing. Just the right amount of sauce and the beef was tender and flavorful. Ingredients seemed pretty fresh

One of the few must-do food trucks. The shrimp is outstanding and the service is friendly and wicked cool.

Ordered the chicken kebab sandwich which reminded me more of a chicken gyro than kebab. It was pretty good but I just expected something different like big chunks of seasoned chicken that would you see on a stick. The sandwich was a little on the small side too so it didn't really fill me up; however, it was enough to get me through the afternoon. Service was decent and the sandwich came out in good time.Second visit had the chicken shawarma gyro which was very good. I prefer it over the chicken kebab sandwich.