>> Borinquen Lunch Box on Twitter
>> Borinquen Lunch Box on Facebook
>> Borinquen Lunch Box Website
Click here to submit your review. Click here to Show reviews.
Borinquin gets some points for a big presentation and nice music, but a long wait for mediocre food which consisted mostly of rice, a few small pieces
Borinquin gets some points for a big presentation and nice music, but a long wait for mediocre food which consisted mostly of rice, a few small pieces of chicken and soggy plantains earns this over-priced lunch truck a generous C-.
The food was amazing. Exactly what we were hoping for it to taste like. 110% authentic Puerto Rican food. So glad we found out about you guys. We will
The food was amazing. Exactly what we were hoping for it to taste like. 110% authentic Puerto Rican food. So glad we found out about you guys. We will definitely find you again.
The pinon (pronounced pignon) is a savory dish that is a meal in itself. It is put together like a lasagna, with layers of ripe plantains and minced
The pinon (pronounced pignon) is a savory dish that is a meal in itself. It is put together like a lasagna, with layers of ripe plantains and minced seasoned beef topped with cheese. It was very good, and a good-sized serving too. The plantains were very ripe, as they should be, which makes them sweet and soft. The other food looked good to, and the kitchen area looked very clean, so I'm going to keep trying them.
The owner of Borinquen Lunch Box relocated from Florida to DC and planned his food truck concept for over 8 months. This truck serves Puerto Rican cuisine, from the typical sandwiches (Tripletas, Churrascos, Media Noches) to soups (Sancocho, chicken and rice stew) Mofongo, to empanadillas and more. The truck officially launched on February 2, 2012.




