east side king

fantastic spot. they know asian fusion! the beets and the brussel's sprouts are spot on. this is a go-to for us on most of our visits to austin.

expensive and small portions. tastes good but not great value. you can go to a restaurant and have a better meal for the same price. worth a try though.

pretty cool place with all the graphics and graffitis everywhere. i got recommended the #5 and got fried kimchi as a side order. overall, the food was pretty good and the service was pretty fast.

the graffiti on the walls and outside definitely adds some authentic charm to the place! the person at the counter was very helpful. the food was bursting with flavor! definitely a place to go when you're starving.

i left hungry. extremely small potions for the price. it taste pretty good, but definitely overpriced. i wouldn't come here again.

i've already been to east side king on south lamar twice since we've been back in austin, texas. it's just that good. the first time we went for lunch and i tried...

disappionted!. nice portion sizes but i noticed as i was eating that the chicken is getting softer and softer. so out of curiosity i cut into the chicken and its raw! about 75% of the chicken pieces are way undercooked. i tell my friends to stop eating and check their food to see if it was just my order. they noticed the same exact thing and thanked me for saving their lives. we walked back to the truck and a couple more people had the same results and getting money back. so when it came to us the lady asked us if everything was okay and i immediately said no and that we had the same problem as the previous customers. she asked me if i wanted another box of food. i told her no that i wanted a refund b/c at this point i had lost my appetite. she sighed gave me a look like "how dare you want your money back" and proceeded to continue the transaction. i was a little upset b/c it's not my fault they served all of us raw chicken! i am all about supporting local vendors and enjoy food trucks like everyone else, but i will not be going back to this one! eaters beware!!!

dirty tables, bad food. the tables were so sticky, twice i've put paper napkins down so my phone wouldn't stick. people have to clean their own table to start eating.. the chicken taco was awful. cold tortillas, barely any chicken for $3? i can get a chicken taco anywhere in town that's hot, worth 2 tacos on a hot tortilla. i watched the help drop chop sticks on the floor and put them back on the table to use. it was disgusting. the food comes out luke warm at best. if it's so dirty outside what's it like in the kitchen?

great flavor but portions too small for price for take out.

featuring an eclectic mix of haute-street foods, many a hybrid of philosophies east and west, it was to the tune of three savories that my order eventually settled and delivered all at once a mere fifteen minutes after i took a seat the first question

east side king, started by chef paul qui, has been a rave since the beginning and their new food trailer thai-kun parked at wonderland is a perfect match in heaven with the new bar. serving their famous fried chicken, and items such as grilled pork shoulder and panang beef curry. with this best eastside sampling experience …mexican food, a new bar, live music and late night snacks provides a perfect snapshot of austin cool.

best lunch ever. went today at lunch. arrived right at noon, got a parking spot on the south side of the building, and didn't have to wait in line. found a seat outside, in back, in the sun, on a brilliantly sunny, cool april day and they brought the food out to us. had the octopus taco, beet home fries and brussel sprouts salad. it was the best lunch have had in austin, ever. i even went back and told the chef, whilst banging on the counter to emphasize each word, "that was awesome"

too fried for my liking but no denying the pork buns are delish.