Really delicious. They were running a Thali special that came with two curries, rice, an idli with sambar and roti. The curries (potato and a spicy curry - can't remember the name) were incredible.

My new favorite. The flavors are magnificant! I could gladly eat this everyday. The flavors/spices are perfectly balanced and delicious. I feel like I am eatinig a dosa made just for me.

As a vegetarian, I was glad to see this truck added to the roster, and the food has kept me coming back. The dosas are filling and tasty -- not the best-best I've ever had but very good. But what insspired me to finally write a review was today's special, a tomato soup with lentil dumplings. It was a raw, nasty day and the soup was just the thing: spicy broth with big chunks of tomato and onion, and big dumplings that both beautifully soaked up the broth and maintained a nice firm texture. I feel better already.

The dosa, chutney, and sambar was AWFUL. You could still taste the urad dal in the dosa because it wasn't ground enough, and the batter did not have enough salt. The chutney tasted old and not fresh, and the sambar was dismal and barely any decent flavor. This certainly was NOT an authentic dosa meal, stay away! Also the chai was so spicy and inedible because they put too much tea masala in it. When I asked for more milk to dilute it, they said they didn't have any. Don't you taste your own items before serving them to your customers. Horrible!!

I ordered the samosa chat. For $6, I got two samosas and a good amount of chat. Very tasty, not spicy. Personally, I would perfer it to be spicier, but that wont stop me from coming back.

I had the daily special - idly with sambar. I would say it was snack size/side dish size, 2 idly's floating in sambar. Very tasty, mildly spicy. I'm happy to see a truck that offers south Indian food and look forward to trying more from them.

Do NOT under any circumstances order the ragda patties--or, if you want to, make them show them to you first! I ordered this last week, and the "ragda patties" (supposedly potato fritters) were actually just a dry lump of mashed-ish potatoes. The toppings were good, so I'll probably give them one more shot and get the samosa chaat or pav bhaji, but I was pretty disappointed last week.

I am Indian, so I was very excited to see this truck and its offerings. The masala dosa was made fresh, but it tasted stale (how I don't know), and was not at all crispy. The potato filling was bland and so greasy that it completely soaked through the dosa to the box. The sides of sambhar (lentil soup) and coconut chutney were tasty, but didn't make up for the lackluster rest of the meal. I would love to try other items, because they SOUND so good, but I just don't want to be disappointed again and waste my lunch money.