Heoya

2 words — Korean Fries! Get them or else… or else you’ll regret not getting them. Killer food at a great price! i will definitely be back!

I love Heoya. My best friend and I were at the truck every Tuesday at 10^th and J, and it has become an absolute Lincoln favorite. The stand-​alone in the U-​Stop on 33^rd and Superior is no exception. Just as good as the truck, in my opinion, and the service is always friendly and remembers its regulars. My standard order is a couple of beef tacos, spring rolls and crab rangoons. The tacos are famously tasty, with just the right amount of sweetness and spiciness. The cold spring rolls have been my favorite of any restaurant (in Lincoln and Omaha) for the last four years. The pork and shrimp combo + the peanut sauce makes them top all others. I like the fire rangoons most, but my boyfriend likes the regulars. Crispy, with the right amount of cream cheese. The dipping sauce is unique and tangy. It doesn’t look like much on the outside, but don’t let it deter you! Heoya is the best!

We love Heoya. And, for those of you who are wondering, it’s pronounced «HELL YEAH!» You can’t go wrong in a restaurant with that name!
First, don’t let the location fool you. Yes, it’s inside a gas station. But, why not appreciate what ambiance that you can? Check out their cool wall paper, which makes it look like you’re at a food truck. Second, think about the huge menu available to you outside of Heoya’s! Want a donut or a crusty hotdog to as a side? Go for it!
Seriously, Heoya’s prices are reasonable, service is quick, and the food is great. Stick with the pork as the meat of choice. The chicken and beef aren’t as stellar, in my opinion. The Heoya Salad is huge and the homemade ginger dressing is the best! If you like rangoons, try the fire version for a special treat. Also, their spring rolls are the best in Lincoln and are a unique item — not like spring rolls at most other places in town. I’d recommend them over the eggrolls. The eggrolls are good, but nothing special — similar to what they are at most other places.
My only, very minor gripe is that they are occasionally out of things, such as lettuce for the salads (I almost always get the salad). It happens, I get it, but it’s of course a bit disappointing.
Overall, we love it. Probably one of the restaurants we frequent the most. We loved it when the truck used to come closer to our house, but are happy to drive to enjoy it as well.

So wanted to like this place but was very disappointed. Got the lunch box but my pork was so dry, seemed like it had been sitting there for awhile. My friends got the fried rice and spring rolls which were all very mediocre. Fire rangoons were a bit more interesting with the kick. Coupled with the whole gas station atmosphere, nothing to come back for.

I enjoyed food alot. i had the fire Rangoon korean barbq taco chicken pork and beef was Excellent will definitely go back. Don’t let the fact that they are in a gad station deter you from giving them a try!

The food is cooked fresh and those working there are friendly and energetic. For me, the Crab Rangoon are the best in town. I also particularly enjoy the BBQ Korean Tacos — if you ask for them spicy, they’ll toss a few slices of jalapeño and some hot sauce on there as well.
The menu has been expanded to include some dinner dishes, and they’re all worth trying if you’re there after 4 PM. The Sweet and Sour dish is different from anything else in town, since it uses the fantastic dipping sauce from the Crab Rangoon as a base.
The tacos don’t take long to cook at all, so they’re great for a quick lunch on the go. Dinner dishes do take a little longer, but the quality is worth the wait. Some have smaller portions than I’m used to, but the amount is fair for the price.

Nothing on the menu was particularly outstanding, or particularly good for that matter. They’re a good option if you want to grab a quick lunch that is more exciting and beats Mickey Ds or Taco Bell but not much more than that.
Disappointed because they had a lot of potential and service was über friendly. I will say that this is food truck/​street food and in that category its probably pretty decent for a city like Lincoln. But that’s not saying very much.
Their portions are tiny and I did not feel like we got a lot of value or flavor out of it. The owner seems nice enough and the staff answered my questions.
The highlight was crab rangoon. Everything else was just ok.

Don’t judge a book by its cover bc it’s located in a gas station. Crab ran goons are delicious, all meat dishes with noodles and rice are fantastic, and the lo mein is on point! The owner is a really nice guy too…

If you like Asian food, this is the best truck in Lincoln, NE. Limited menu, but everything on the menu is good. Highly recommend the Firecracker Wonton’s and the beef or pork tacos. Not sure what is in their sauce, but it’s awesome.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Great prices for what you get. I’d come here 2 – 3 nights a week if they are near my house.

Great hidden treasure. Get the shrimp tacos.

I stopped by on the recommendation of a friend who said they have the best crab rangoon in town. I ordered an order of the regular, and an order of the spicy crab rangoon. I have never seen a spicy crab rangoon, so I was intrigued. I have to say it was very good, but didn’t taste much like crab rangoon. The regular was pretty good too.
So, encouraged by my positive experience from the rangoon, I decided to go back and try something else. I had the beef hoagie. The meat had excellent flavor, but the overall experience left something to be desired. I felt like there was too much bread and not enough meat and it was very dry. I was taking a drink after every bite to help wash it down. So I have to say I was a bit disappointed.
Overall I would say it is average. I think they would benefit greatly from an expanded menu. I will say that the person who took my order was extremely friendly and personable.
I think maybe I may try again and order the taco’s. But my enthusiasm has waned.

Honestly more like a 4.5÷5. Great Korean bbq. Would like to see a larger menu. The steak hoagie was really good. Spicy crab rangoon also super good. They use to have (and still might) a food truck but recently (July2012) shacked up in the gas station at 33^rd and Superior. Good stuff.