I LOVE Indian food and was excited to try India Bytes last week while on my lunch break. Unfortunately, I had a bad experience and got severe food poisoning after trying their Butter Chicken with Lentils and Spinach for sides. It took about 5 days to recover and hope no one else had this same experience.

India Bytes used to be my favorite food truck. However, when I went there today to order my usual butter chicken (I usually go once every week or two) I discovered that there are new people working inside the truck. Once I got back to my office, I discovered that they are no longer serving the delicious, authentic naan they used to serve, but rather some very round, starchy, frisbee-like imitation naan. This was a big disappointment. Also, the chicken tasted different. I think they are now using white meat instead of dark, which may be healthier, but it's just not as tasty! I don't know if I'll go back there again. :(

I'm new to DC coming from Southern California. Living next to Qualcomm there in an area that was heavily Indian I got used to GREAT Indian food for good prices. Lots of trucks and restaurants to chose from. When I moved here I couldn't find ANY good Tikka Masala with good flavor (not bland), with huge chunks of chicken breast and good basmati rice. I know I know..that should be so easy! My daughter despaired of every finding her fave dish. Can I say this stuff rocks! It tasted exactly like we used to have at home - and the veggies were scrumptious (not soggy or bland). Two thumbs up! We'll be following the tweets and will definitely hit this food truck up again! 5 stars!

A nice authentic alternative over the Fojool Bros Indian truck. Veggie platter had four heaping scoops... spinach, chickpeas, lentils, and mixed veg all over rice. Naan included. Spiced very nicely. And all for $8. Same thing from Fojool would have cost $11. This is a nice, decent value and my new go-to for curb-side Indian. I just hope they don't raise the prices.

Rubber chicken, gritty bland sauce, over low quality rice. The spinach was of a disgusting consistency and was too salty. The mix veg included something unidentifiable that basically had a dried out husk around it, and otherwise contained low quality mixed vegetables of green beans, carrots and yellow corn - no cauliflower. The naan was at least wrapped in foil, but was not cooked properly and had lumps of undercooked dough in it.

Butter chicken is awesome, not too spicy, a little sweet, creamy... The owner is VERY accommodating and friendly. Great job and great truck!

Seven good-sized chunks of tender lamb. Sides were lentils and spinach. Of course, the lentils were soupy and hard to eat with a fork. After I thought about it, bet the mixed veggies (which sounded boring) had cauliflower, which would have been a tastier version than most. I found the dish extremely filling and thought it was a great deal for $9. (Until reading a review that it was a dollar cheaper last week.) Also, I was behind a person with a charge-card. Please bring cash to food trucks....

Food was tasty - spicy chicken, sauce not too greasy. Probably only about 5-6 small pieces of white meat chicken, but I always prefer more sauce to more meat, so that was fine with me. I thought the spinach and chickpea sides were both good. Wish the naan had been wrapped in foil to keep it from getting soggy. Good amount of food - couldn't finish it all. Would buy lunch there again.

In the future dont put my bread in the tray with the food wrap it up in tin foil. my bread was soggy.........not cool.

Good taste in food, bring more chick peas next time. !! Good spice, quantity and quality good. Texture is good also. I am big punjab and Indian food eater and I also make some dishes like dal, rice, lamb and chicken, chutney, chaat, I make alot of palak dishes too.

Ordered the lamb stew. The lentils was a soupy mess and tasted really wierd. They only give you a few pieces of Na'an, unlike Mayur Kabob which gives you a whole piece.

The spinich was way too salty. Everything seemed oversalted. I would avoid this food truck.