Nov 5, 2021 - Food and Drink
What to try at this Filipino food truck in NWA
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I finally had a chance to check out a food truck that's been on my list: PinoyLicious Filipino Kitchen.
The setup: Since I admittedly don't know anything about Filipino food, I figured I'd roll the dice with what looked and sounded good to me.
- Following a discussion with some patient folks behind the counter, I ended up with a dish called Sisig (minced pork, onions, a fried egg) with garlic rice ($12).
- They make it in four levels of heat. I went with the lowest setting that day.
The verdict: This isn't like most stir-fry dishes I've had. It's meaty without going overboard. I approve, but buyer beware — it's rich.
- A bite from my lunch partner's shrimp Pancit (noodles and veggies) proved mighty tasty, so I know there's more on the menu for me to try.
Of note: The truck just moved to a new home at Osage Park in Bentonville this week.
- Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11am to 7pm.
- As with most food trucks, check out their social media before heading out.
