Eat Art Truck - Sydney

Do not look that big, but it was quite a lining. The drawn pork roller was very generous with the pork, had slave and her BBQ sauce. Bun was nice, soft and warm, but overall it was just fine. A pretty messy food. On the tangy, sweet side. It felt too much pork to be honest, so the equilibrium of the flavors was a bit Grief The Nachos were also pretty typical Nachos, though chickpeas were a nice touch. You can get a deal for $ 15 of bread rolls, nachos and drink.

Food truck serving pulled pork buns, beef brisket buns, fried chicken buns, nachos, crispy fries with eat seasoning. It was at mascot festival so I gave it a try. I went for the pulled pork, but on a 'naked', means the hot smoked pulled pork, mustard cabbage and bourbon bbq sauce was in a lettuce cup rather than a roll. Awesome! Considering it was busy, it was pretty fast. It was ****** delicious. Beautifully cooked pulled pork and smokey sauce! yum aroundtheclockfoodie.com

Eat Art Truck is up there with one of the best food vehicles around Sydney. In addition to the lucky than Larry, they usually disappoint me with inconsistency with inconsistency, thankful, eating art cars of my theory. Grief Grief The fried chicken roll was my choice of the night in the Parramatta Winterlight Festival and was undoubtedly the favorite food truck plate for my group. The staff was friendly and accommodating and super fast in view of the quality of food.

The Eat Art Test Truck seemed to be totally appropriate for the lively walk, so I stopped and tried her crispy fried chicken rolls. This was a really generous serving with a delicious sauce and good value at $ 12. It would try again, but unlikely that she persecuted her in the city. However, you must comment on the fast service - you really have your action together on this page.

Delicious food that always has a series. I always go for the beef rolls when I see them. The food comes out quickly and customer service is friendly.