Yum-Yum! Food Truck

I only typically review when I have had a bad experience thus the review. They recently received a contract to come and solicit there services at Parkland Hospital. At first no complaints because there were no other options from 3 am to 5 am. Then I guess they got a little complacent with there service and quality. I have only two referral points to complain about. At first the burgers were small but good then he started using bigger burgers with low grade meet. Also he doesn’t list prices so one day you might get the meal for $ 6.50 or on another day 7.50. He seems friendly but I sense a conniving demeanor.

Any place that serves breakfast at all times of the day deserves stars in my book! I’m not sure how often they do this, but the truck was parked outside the Parkland Hospital ER in Dallas from 2−5AM when I got to try it.
I ordered breakfast burrito, and after telling the owner I was a vegetarian, he told me he would take care of me and added grilled veggies, tomatoes, etc. He didn’t have it at the time, but he said they usually carry soy chorizo and add spinach and other veggies to their items. The burritos are sizable and there’s even a monster burrito option.
How it works is you pick your item — taco, burrito, burrito bowl, burger — then choose what type of rice (cilantro lime!) and beans, then choose from a list of additional ingredients to ‘pimp’ your yumyum. Everything customizable.
Breakfast, burritos, and burgers. That’s a lot of options for 2am.

This is one of the few food trucks with an almost-​permanent station in downtown and they claim to be the first gourmet food truck in Fort Worth. They have an almost permanent location in downtown on 10^th and Taylor and they don’t have a website or Twitter handle. They’ve got quite a selection of food for breakfast or lunch… including tacos and burgers.
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Not a bad place to get your yum yum on. :)
I ordered two types of tacos barbacoa and steak. They were good and very messy in a good way. The only eh part is their ordering/​pick up system. I had to make to two separate orders because I had two different kinds of tacos and they came 15 minutes apart which is weird since the people behind me got their orders first. There was a good size crowd considering it was the Museum Block Party but I think they should have a system that flows a little more smoothly.

Yum-​Yum Food truck has been on the corner of 10^th and Taylor for a few months. I’ve been avoiding it because I know how unhealthy food from food trucks can be, but this morning I got the urge to eat something greasy. I went up there and ordered a breakfast taco with chorizo, egg, and cheese on a corn tortilla. The taco was delicious for what you pay ($ 1.50). I like that you can customize the taco (or burrito) to your liking. They also have a large variety of fruits and desserts to eat if that what you want. I’ll definitely come back here.
However, I am not a fan of their wrapping. They put my taco in a cardboard holder and wrapped it in a plastic wrap. Then, they put it in a plastic bag. I’m all for making sure the packaging holds up, but it was overkill. Next time, I hope they give me the taco wrapped in the plastic wrap and that’s it.