Phoenix

Thanks to the good reviews of this food truck I tried them today! And I’m glad I did! I ordered the Tandoori Naanwich and potato salad with homemade ice tea to wash it down. The naanwich was $ 9, potato salad $ 6 and ice tea $ 3. A total of $ 18 — which is too expensive if you ask me. There should be a combo with a price point of $ 15 max. The tandoori naanwich was really good — I would order that again in a heart beat. It had chicken, raita, cucumbers, coriander and a load of pickled, shredded spicy carrots. The naan itself was warm and chewy. I really enjoyed the naanwich. The potato salad was… not…very…good. At all. It was really over dressed, more like soup really. The topping, which I think was supposed to be bacon, was pale like chicken. It looked like the colour of roasted turkey but had the fat and fried appearance of bacon — but it definitely wasn’t turkey bacon… There was the odd piece of pickle which was good. I wish there were more pieces of pickle, way less dressing (like a quarter of the dressing) and none of the mystery topping. The potatoes themselves were an odd consistency once in a while. Anyway, the salad was a complete miss for me. The iced tea was ok — I wouldn’t order it again for $ 3 — maybe if it was $ 1.

I saw this food truck parked on Metcalfe Street, next to Dorchester Square, and couldn’t resist the chicken tandoori naanwich (with cucumber, carrot, and coriander — yum). It was delicious! Although 8 – 10 $ is a bit much for a sandwich, I am still tempted to go back for the pulled pork and the gravlax ones…

The chicken tandoori naanwich was great, even if the price was a little high (9 $) for a regular size sandwich. The sauce and the chicken’s juice/​sauce were amazing, something to try!

J’avais déjà entendu parlé du pain Naan, et j’ai eu l’agréable surprise de trouver des naanwiches dans ce truck.
J’ai goutté celui au porc braisé. un seul mot d’ordre une tuerie. Je l’ai dégusté jusqu’à la dernière miette/​goutte de sauce.
Les gars/​filles sont cool et le service à été rapide même si c’était un first friday.

This particular truck makes what they call naanwiches. In other words they use naan bread to make the sandwich. I tried the pulled pork one and it was great. The pork was very tender and moist and the sauce they used to season it had a nice little bit of spicy kick to it. They were also very fast at preparing my order.