Horn OK Please

Truly the best. I don’t want to eat Indian food anywhere else.

The service was good and the people running the truck seemed really nice. Food was ok, but could have been better. I tried it when it was parked at Seventh Son. I love Indian food, so if anything I was set up to like this truck because I enjoy the flavor palette, but I was disappointed. We shared the lamb in a wrap, paneer in a boat, and tater tot chaat. Overall, the food lacked spice and depth of flavor and the technical execution was inconsistent. The chaat was a cool concept and I love traditional chaat, but the tater tots were soft and the chutneys were bland. Chaat really needs the zing of a good cilantro chutney. I was disappointed because I wanted to like this dish. A friend also got it and his tots were fresher and more crunchy on the outside, so maybe I was just unlucky in that regard. The lamb was ok, but nothing special. There was also very little lamb in my wrap and so the ratio of naan to meat was too doughy. The naan also wasn’t very fresh. The paneer was ok, but not memorable. I wanted to like this truck, I liked the menu and the truck itself looked cool, but the food was just kind of dull. I would eat it again if it was parked where I happened to be and maybe order something else, but I wouldn’t seek it out.

Go home Wheaties you’re weak and pathetic, the new breakfast of champions is 2 pounds of Indian food from a painted truck.
Spicy lamb on a stick: mildy spicy with lots of cumin. Lots of juicy, tender lamb and some pieces of onion grilled on stick.
Chicken 65: the best I’ve had, hands down. Served with a tasty cilantro chutney
Tater tots chaat: the ultimate snack food, tots and chickpeas smothered in a menagerie of sauces and topped with puffed rice, sev and maybe a papdi or two.
Lamb biryani: again lots of tender and juicy lamb, slow roasted until falling apart served with spiced basmati and cucumber raita.
Thums Up: a basic cola, similar to Pepsi in taste
Limca: lemon lime soda, kind of artificial tasting, I preferred the Thums Up
All of this food was absolutely amazing and cost less than $ 20.

I haven’t been this excited about a meal in forever… I’m writing this review just minutes after finishing.
Let’s just say my expertise in Indian food begins with me loving it and ends with my dating an Indian guy to try to get the secrets to cooking this delicious food that I love… meaning I don’t know much.
The truck is very colorful and fun looking. I like that they had menus you could pick up and peruse while deciding rather than a menu board but both would be helpful.
I ordered the large lamb bryani For $ 7.holy hell this was yumolicious. Tender flavorful meat in an amazing sauce over delicious rice with french fried type crispy onions on top. Did I say flavorful? The perfect amount of spices and hotness.
I’m am full but I want to go back out and get more food because it was sooooooo good! Definitely try this food truck if you have the opportunity.

Seriously some of the best Indian /​indian –fusion food I’ve ever had.
While being Indian, I was a giant P.I.T.A for my parents and refused to eat Indian food. Still I was forced to try every good Indian restaurant in LA and many in the Bay Area as well.
As I said before this is some of the best Indian food I’ve ever had. We had the Tater-​tot chaat and the Chicken 65 wrap. I honestly wish I had ordered more.
I highly recommend finding these guys and trying their food, you’ll be glad you did!

Da bomb… I had the tater tots chat the chicken 65 and the lamb biryani and I will be back .the food truck is at ace of cups the same bar where ray ray’s is at on the weekend the food truck horn OK is here on Wednesdays .Idk what else to say other than if you love Indian you’ll be happy with the food.

So after a long wait, since the time I saw their page, they were close to my work place and the wait has resulted great. Since it was the first visit, I wanted to sample multiple items from the menu to make sure one item does not reflect the rating for my review. Tried Reshmi Chicken Tikka, Chicken 65 and Paneer Tikka Wrap. I will give 5 stars to every thing, since these guys does not look like old chefs and still they produced one of the best Indian meal, I had in US. Reshmi Chicken was perfectly marinated and cooked and surprisingly it was so tender that it melts in your mouth. Chicken 65 was balanced spicy with a tangy and unique flavor. Paneer tikka had nice flavors but to me, the size was huge :-). Kudos to these guys for starting up this food truck. I hope they keep their quality/​quantity and taste consistent. I will highly recommend to everyone who loves Indian food. Its a must try and I will definitely visit them, when ever they are around. Good job Bo Pang and Manan Rathi. You guys rock !!

I like to consider myself an expert on great Indian food in Columbus. I’ve tried most of the Indian Restaurants around town and «Horn OK Please» definitely is on my list of favorites!
Since it was my first time trying them, I ordered several items so that I could sample their flavors. I ordered:
— The Reshmi Chicken Kabob: This was my favorite. Very tender chicken kabob smothered in cilantro chutney.
— Chicken 65 in a Boat: Also fantastic! Get it with cilantro chutney for dipping.
— Tater Tots’ Chaat: These are ok. They’re your basic tater tot smothered in yummy Indian flavors. I would probably not get these again, but they we still yummy.
The prices are super reasonable. I got everything listed above for $ 10.
Horn OK Please has only been open a month, and I’m hoping that they become a regular at my office. Definitely give them a try if you see them around town!

Really excellent Indian food truck. We are here while they were at Four Strings taproom. The lamb kabob had amazing spices and a great heat. Paired with a crisp beer to put out the fire. Yum! We also has the loaded tots, beans and rice and chicken. All were flavored well and the heat was just enough with out overpowering the flavorers. Would definitely eat here again.