lone wolf banh mi

went to the jenks food festival this afternoon to check out the food trucks' offerings. saw the long queu for the lonewolftruck so of course me and my family have to get in it too. we waited for a good half an hour under the sun for our turn but it's supposed to be so good that it's worth the pain and wait. welp. by the time we get to the front of the line the bahnmi is already sold out, so we ordered the pork sandwich which is suppose to be just as good. and the kimchee fries of course. but to my surprise, for $8.60 i only get half a sandwich! and the kimchee fries portion can be better too. felt jiped since we're not expecting such a small lunch. if they are running low on products they should have advice the crowd, instead of halfing the portions. flavor is there but not worth the trouble.

lonewolfis a favorite of mine. ive never had anything that wasn't delicious here! so excited they opened a location at 37th and harvard. placed a telephone order as i was leaving work and it was ready to be picked up in 15 minutes on my way home. i love the kimchi fried with candied bacon and the port fried rice. the soy dijon mushrooms are life changing!!

just ate my first lonewolfbanh mi sandwich.  one of those rare good things where reality exceeds expectations.  can't think of anything that could be any better.

i'm a regular. i have had good sammiches, and i have had lone wolf. there is a difference. from the regular pork bahn mi, to cilantro pesto chicken (my personal favorite), to fried chicken and jalapeno meatball, this truck has you covered!  and don't even get me started on the kimchi fries... chef philip phillips has you covered with the most flavorfull bite you've ever tasted! what i'm saying is, if you haven't had lonewolfthen stop what you're doing right now and go get a cilantro pesto chicken bahn mi (or kung pau pork), an order of kimchi fries, and a sixer of cheap beer and just enjoy life for the evening.  you're welcome... -jw

banh mi for the win. i've been facebook stalking lonewolffor months now, but i finally was able to make it down to guthrie green for food truck wednesday. i knew that the food was going to be yummy, but it blew my taste buds away. i can't say enough good things about my banh mi, and the kimchi fries... heaven. it was definitely a stroke of genius to add candied bacon and a fried egg to those babies.

i was not overly enthused to wait in that horribly long line, but i'm so glad i did. i will definitely be going back for more yummy food in the future.

i love lunch at guthrie green. i have been a loyal lonewolffan for lunch for many months now. the food never let's me down. i wait in line even if it's cold. the only complaint i have is the new guy that takes orders. he talks down to people and refers to ever girl as "honey" or "sweetie" and speaks to us like we are children. it's quite demeaning. i will eat at this truck no matter what, the food is awesome. don't let the new creepy guy taking orders keep you away.

can't say enough good things about lone wolf!. what can i say about lonewolfthat hasn't already been said by tons of people? it's the best food truck in tulsa, period. the kimchi fries are absolutely mind-blowing, fried to perfection, fluffy on the inside, crunchy on the outside. i took them to go and they didn't get soggy during a 15-minute car ride. i get a fried egg topper with kung-pao pork and bacon aioli, and it's like a party on my tongue. the line gets long, and i only have an hour for lunch, so i tend to visit the truck during dinner hours. the entire staff is super friendly, and the best part is they take credit cards. run, don't walk, to get a place in line at lone wolf.

best food truck ever!!!. owner-operators, chef phillip and his lovely wife danielle, dish out the best cuisine i've ever experienced from a food truck anywhere. the banh mi sandwiches are better than any i've ever experienced and their kim chi fries topped with a fried egg is exquisite. no wonder they sell out so quickly every day. if you're lucky enough to live in tulsa or happen to be here for a visit, be sure to track down the lonewolffor an unforgettable dining experience.