Rice Rockit

My girl shared part of her longanisa burrito with me and it was amazing. They dice up the sausage so it is evenly distributed, and the coleslaw is a perfect compliment to the meat, rice, fried tofu, and perfectly cooked egg, (the runny yolk tied it all together).
Delicious!

I like this food truck, something different and I can still enjoy the filipino food with a different twist.

Everything you eat was sweet. Adobo fries smothered in there special «sweet» sauce. If you have a sweet tooth, go for it. Rice rocket chicken, overly fried and big suprise, a sweet garlic sauce. With a side salad with more sweet dressing.

SKIP. Eat at your own risk.
I recently ate at this food truck which was parked in the food truck lot near Ikea in Emeryville. I ordered the short rib plate that came with rice and a salad. Let’s just say that only thing good on the plate was the rice. The meat was very fatty, hard to chew, lacked any quality in the beef. I wouldn’t even be inclined to feed the meat to my dog. I also became very violently sick for two days after eating from this food truck. I’m pretty sure it was food poisoning. If you eat here, please be cautious.
If you are going to serve food to the public with the hope of gaining a customer or a referral via word of mouth, make sure it is edible. This was appalling.

The only vegetarian option they had was the spicy tofu w/​either option of rice, a burrito or taco. I think I would have to give their spicy tofu a 2, but it was too spicy and I was unable to enjoy it… I only had about half of my tofu before finally giving up. I was very nervous for the after effects of eating such a spicy entrée. Lol. Anyway, their chicken looked tasty and my coworker was extremely happy with her meal. The chicken fries wasn’t as appetizing to them.
I don’t know if I’d be back for that spicy tofu! However, their chicken did look pretty good.

I was visiting a friend and she brought me out to the food trucks. There was a good line at Rice Rocket compared to the other trucks. That’s always a good sign.
We had the adobo fries and rice rocket chicken. I’ve given up fries for the most part in an effort to stay healthy. To eat fries it has to be worth it, and the flavor was worth it. I ate more of it than I should have, but it was that tasty. Its a bed of fries layered with chicken and their special sauce.
The rice rocket chicken was just as good. The chicken was flavorful, loved the sauce, and there’s plenty of rice.
The workers were kind and friendly. Customer service and great food go a long way. I’m a fan!

I only tried the loco moco and it was bad. The sauce was overly spicy and overwhelmed every other flavor in the loco moco. I could not taste the beef egg or onions because it was overly spicy. It isn’t even a pleasant spicy. I am from Hawaii and this was the worst loco moco I have ever had. They are not supposed to be spicy because they don’t need to be spicy… Why would you need to cover up the taste of rice, beef, egg, and gravy with shit spicy?

I asked for their most popular item and was recommended the Rice Rockit Chicken. If this is the most popular item, I don’t think I’ll eat here again because I was sorely disappointed by what my $ 8.07 bought :(
— The chicken: overfried and oversalted. When I bit into the meat, it would come off in dry, powdery, chewy strips. Overly salty strips at that. My jaw got tired and my taste buds went numb before I could finish half the chicken.
— Rice was mediocre at best. It tasted like old rice, also had a slightly powdery texture
— Vegetables were raw cabbage strips and 3 pieces of cucumber (sliced to different thicknesses) with a drop of dressing on it. I wish there was a little bit more dressing.
The only good thing about this meal was the fresh green onions. And that happens to be because I love green onions.
Will not be coming back.

Found them at the Fremont Burgers and Brew Fest a few weekends ago and at Fremont Street Eats last night. I enjoyed the Loco Moco Burger, which was cooked just right, was reasonably priced and went well with the fried egg and gravy. The chicken adobo fries were awesome and I even added an egg for good measure.
Staff were friendly and helpful.

Just saw them at the Fremont Street Eats and everything looked so good. I got the Teri-​Beef loco moco and it was reallllllllllly good! Can’t wait for next week to try something else on the menu!

Today is my first time trying Rice Rocket at the Burger & Brew Festival in Fremont.
Loco Moco Burger — no flavor
Longanisa Slider — okay, could use more flavor & missing something…
And tell me how you are going to serve finger food and not have napkins? Cheap?

Tried their chicken teriyaki at Fremont street eats last Friday! Soooooo good. Not one person that had ordered it was unhappy. Definitely a must try.

11÷12÷14: Update to my previous reviews: okay, I’ve had enough of their mushy rice. Make sure you avoid their stuff that has rice as a main component. Probably the worst rice of all food trucks in the area.
1. Korean Style Beef Ribs $ 10 (today’s special): So, the ribs themselves have good flavor. They’re really dark so I thought they would be way too salty or overpowered, but the flavoring actually ain’t bad – kinda sweet, but in a good way. However, the meat is really tough, and way overcooked. They’re really hard to eat cause they’re so tough and chewy. You get about 2 pieces of the Korean ribs. So, compared to the standard and popular fast food L&L, these ribs are far chewier, though maybe a tad thicker. It comes with rice, which I noted above is the worst there is. Today’s is pretty much inedible. I started to want to throw up eating it, so throwing most of it away. At least L&L’s is standard rice (and even has brown rice as an option). I mean, if you’re gonna charge $ 10 for a meal, you better be better than a fast food chain. Also, I should note, for some reason with each bite around the bones I get a few small pieces of bone chunks and have to spit them out like seeds – never experienced this problem before. I think I’m gonna starve today. ³⁄₁₀
Worst rice there is – makes me wanna puke. Meat is edible but not good, and definitely not worth $ 10.
Total irony in their name «RICE Rockit.»
Downgraded to ¹⁄₅ (from ³⁄₅).
#truck #hawaiian #shortribs #kalbi

Got to try this truck out at the San Jose Earthquakes game. The temperature had dropped to the 60s and was looking for something warm and better than a hot dog. So basically I got a hot dog on a slider instead…
My friend and I got to Rice Rockit just in time — behind us the line formed pretty deep. They were sadly out of the chicken adobo fries which is what both my friend and I wanted, and out of some other options and were pretty much left with the Longanisa Sliders.
I am a fan of langanisa sausage, but felt these could have been cooked longer. The sauce and extra sriracha really helped with adding heat to my body. That said, they were just ok.
I’ll try this truck again to get the tacos, rice bowl, and fries, but sadly it won’t be a first stop.

Tried this place for the first time at San Leandro Street Eats earlier today.
I had their Loco Moco — bed of rice topped with a meat patty smothered with their gravy and an over easy egg.
I’ve had my share of loco mocos at different restaurants and the one I had today at Rice Rockit has got to be the worst of them all.
The meat patty itself reminded me of the meatballs in the canned Chef Boyardee — overly processed. The only thing that I somewhat enjoyed was the gravy — it’s on the sweet side and has a unique taste to it.

Tried this for the first time today. I had the chicken adobo fries. One order is a large amount of fries topped with shredded chicken adobo, cheese and that «special sauce» which is a liking to thousand island dressing (isn’t it always, though?). Food was made fresh to order and tasted pretty good. For $ 8 I would say it was a bit on the pricey side along with the other items on their menu which looked small as far as portion goes. I would not go out of my way to frequent this food truck but will give it another chance since I am curious about the other items on their menu. 3 stars for the portion to price ratio.

I happened to come across this food truck at a event called Sub Zero in downtown San Jose. My friends and I we’re starving and walked up and down all the food trucks. This place caught our attention and decisive to order from here.
Venue: Food truck so the place is always gonna a change!
Entrée: I ordered the Loco Moco, my friends ordered the Chicken Adobo fries and the Longanisa Burrito.
Loco Moco: surprisingly good but nothing that makes me jump out of my seat. The flavors we’re all there but what got me was how juicy the meat patties were, that and the sunny side egg on too was perfectly cooked and running with yellow yummy goodness.
Chicken Adobo fries: These had a lunch of flavor and a serving fit for two. The amount of sauce to French fries was a good ratio so your fries wouldn’t be soggy 5min after.
Longanisa Burrito: It wasn’t memorable after taking two bites of my friends burrito so maybe I wouldn’t go for this as a starter.
All in all a good place to try if your interested in Philippino fusion food.

I tried them at the Earthquakes game yesterday and I was left generally meh.
I got the chicken adobo burrito and the boyfriend got the chicken adobo fries. The burrito was okay. I generally liked it, but the rice to meat ratio was way off, especially considering the burrito was $ 10. The fries were pretty good, though, although the sauce it was smothered in was kind of heavy. The chicken adobo was also good, but not the best chicken adobo I’ve had.
All in all, it was a good meal for what it was. I don’t think their food was worth the price, though, so I don’t know if I’d have it again.

Rice Rockit is my new guilty pleasure. Since discovering them at @YC on a Tuesday night a while back, I literally crave their food. Longanisa tacos and burritos are my favorite. The chicken adobo fries are a little hit and miss. Sometimes the chicken is more flavorful than others. But still a go to item. The portions are huge and filling. The service is great!

I came across this truck at Milpitas Street Eats last night. I was craving something fatty-​like since I came here right after my hike at Mission Peak. There were good choices but the loco moco burrito here caught my eye. Meat, eggs, gravy in a burrito… you can’t go wrong.
First bite and I was hooked. I think it was supposed to be slightly «teriyaki» flavor but I didn’t get that taste. which was fine ‘cuz I was more intrigued by the gravy goodness itself. Add some sriracha to this thing and it’s divine. I totally inhaled my meal… while others were still nibbling theirs. Eh… what happens when you go on a vigorous hike.