Koshary is a traditional Egyptian VEGAN dish. I note that the negative reviews are exclusively for the meat bowls. I think this is where the "krazy" goes into koshary. Stick with the original and you can't go wrong!

The chicken bowl is pretty great and is a LOT of food. Pretty disappointed in the "oriental salad" though. There's a picture of a real salad on the side of the truck that looked yummy -- what I actually got is veg*all.

Based on the reviews I was looking forward to trying this truck. The koshary bowl was ok, and it's true that it was a lot of food. But the "oriental salad" was a three bean salad right out of the jar, the same thing you'd find at a cafeteria or salad bar. The "daily dessert" was fruit salad,right out of the can.

I won't be back.

The meal was very good. The amount for the money was very good. My only complaint was that the chicken was dry.

I've never had Koshary before, so I thought I'd give it a shot since most of the ingredients were things I like.

At first I tried it without the vinegar/garlic mixture and it sort of tasted like tomato mac. Then I added the mixture and... WOW. This is awesome. I wish I'd tried some of the hot sauce they offer there, as well.

It's a LOT of food, so I also had the second half for dinner the next evening.

I'm seriously impressed.

I ordered just the bowl option because that is the traditional Egyptian Koshary. The Koshary here is exactly like I remember it from the streets of Cairo. It's definitely a huge portion that will likely last me 2-3 meals, so its a great value as well.

Great value with this new truck. I don't think chicken or beer is necessary, though I haven't yet tried that. The vegetarian option is plenty big, though I'd load up with the hot sauce if that is your thing. Great and friendly server as well.

You get a lot of food for a good price - this is the first time I've not been able to finish a lunch from a food truck. Very tasty, great combination of ingredients, and an excellent street-food vibe.