Tasty Kabob

I know these guys since they were food trucks. I used to work in Tysons Corner area and they would come very Thursday.Me and my work friends would eat here every Thursday. Lot of my other colleagues and other people form other offices in the building would eat here too.We never realized when Tasty Kabob became cult for us. Lolz. Jk.One of my work friend would stick those small green Tasty Kabob stickers on the pillar next to him & we called "Walk of Tasty Kabob".Few weeks it so happened that cops had issues with Food Truck in the area and we couldn't get our fix. It had become something we would look forward to for the week. We were so disappointed. But we ended up driving all the way to DC to get our fix. When others in our office found out, they called us & asked us to get for them too. We ended up getting 12 lunches.I had this after like 4 years at their now fancy restaurant. Nothing has changed, the food is still the same. Yummy-licious !

It was my first time at Tasty Kabob because the line is always long but this time I went early and was so happy to finally try it. The food was too good and the workers are so kind. Pita was soft and flavorful too. Definitely worth trying.

All my co-workers have been raving over Tasty Kabob and I was finally able to try it. The first thing I noticed was that the portions were HUGE- more than enough food for lunch. Everyone was recommending the Lamb & Rice and for good reason; the lamb is very tender and tasty esp with the dill white sauce! The rice on the bottom was too oily for my preference.Just be prepared, the itis is real after this meal.

Feeling adventurous so I ventured out where the would have been ramen eating bunch would go- zeroed in the Tasty kabob food truck in the GWU campus, 22nd & I along with other good trucks like the Rolling Cow & others. I was planning to grab lunch from Whole Foods when I got stuck and curiously followed the lines to the food truck. I was torn between this and the Rolling Cow but halal won this time. Not as good as the halal food that don along 5th Ave & 53rd Midtown NY so 3 stars was appropriate. I ordered the chicken combo the pita was amazing my fav, chicken tasted ok, not as fresh, salad was very small and the tzatziki sauce was minimal. A definite one off for me

This place is A-OK. The customer service was friendly and quick. I got the spicy chicken over salad with spinach and chickpeas. The cook of the chicken was well executed, but the flavor could have been bolder. This place is middle eastern, so perhaps it uses turmeric, which has a muted flavor profile. Nonetheless, it looked much more flavor packed than it actually was, but it was decent enough to get me by. The salad is relatively default with some onion and a couple of big tomato slices. The chickpeas were in a sauce that tasted kind of like spaghetti o's sauce and somewhat ordinary.You get a nice size portion for $9. It won't knock your socks off, but it's a solid eat if you want to keep it simple.

On my way to union station with a few co-workers on this rainy day today. We were ready to brave out the rain when I noticed the Tasty Kabob truck sitting outside the front of the building. I said "hey people, why don't we just grab food here!". There was 8 of us and we ordered a pretty large variety of food. Last time I was at the truck I remembered getting the chicken over rice with chickpeas and spinach (which as also delicious). I decided to go for something different this time and opted for the chicken pita. I was not disappointed!! This was amazing. If you are super hungry, spend the $9.00 and you'll be really satisfied with the chicken and rice platter. If you are looking for a hefty sandwich, spend the $7.00 and the chicken pita is delicious.The only thing is that I wish the Chicken Pita sandwich came with some fries or a little side of chickpeas or something. Like a small plastic containers worth to add a little variety.Next time this truck is outside my building, I'll be back!

It had been a while since I had food from a food truck. Boy I forget how yummy they are. There are likely a number of trucks that could get me back onto twitter to stalk the elusive food trucks, but the one that just happened to be outside the door of a meeting I was in, was Tasty Kabob.There were a few people in line, but hey, that's a good sign for a food truck right? After a brief wait, some hemming and hawing about what to get, I decided on the spicy lamb kabob with both chick peas and spinach. Good choice. I thought originally that the $10 price tag was pretty steep, but when I got back to the meeting, everyone commented how good our lunches smelled, and then I opened the (unfortunately) styrofoam clamshell. It was PACKED full of goodness and I was SO hungry.I was so happy, and dug in and CRUSHED it. The food was delicious. I do think the "spicy" version could be a lot spicier, but being Korean, I have a pretty high tolerance for spicy foods. My craving for food trucks is back. I'll be looking for more of these rolling restaurants, and if this one is around, and I'm hungry, then I'll definitely hit it again.The woman in the truck was super cool and patient while I asked questions.

I arrived before opening, but he was able to cook up the most tender chicken pita I have ever had. The chicken was seasoned with Curry and was just perfect. Added fresh vegetables and feta with hot sauce and a creamy ranch. Just awesome. He really loves his job and cares about customer satisfaction. I would definitely eat there again, I highly recommend Tasty Kabob.

Great, friendly service. Big portions, good value. The marinade used for the chicken is not for me... I really want to like this truck, but the spices (savory, not spicy hot) don't agree with me. I'll have to try something other than chicken next time!

Tasty Kabob is a well-run food truck serving good food at decent prices. I waited in line for a few minutes but once you order and pay they prepare your plate right then and you're good to go. I had the chicken over salad with two sides. The chicken itself was very good and they let you choose your own spice level for the sauce. I was hoping for a bit more of a salad but it is very much how it's described- chicken over a few greens and with onions and tomatoes. For the sides I tried the chickpeas and spinach, both were good and seemed different than the typical sides served at other Kabob places. Overall it is a solid choice for a meal.