Desi Vibez – Authentic Indian Street Food on Wheels! — Restaurant in Apex

We went there today and had a terrible experience. Ordered Chicken Majestic and their “special” mung dosa (Pesarattu) — both $12.99 each — and neither was good.

The dosa came out in 10 minutes, not even warm.

The chicken took 25 minutes to arrive (by then my beer was gone), and it was overly salty, drenched in cream, and just plain bad. Honestly, Chicken 65 would have been a better option.

To make things worse, the place was nearly empty (just us and one other table), and the same guy who we thought was a customer ended up delivering our food without saying a word. Clearly, they were just testing out multiple dishes for themselves while paying zero attention to customers.

When we mentioned the chicken was too salty and creamy (after leaving most of it untouched), the response was a casual “ok” — no apology, no effort, nothing. Instead, they kept chatting in their local language and ignored feedback completely.

I’m convinced the glowing reviews are either paid or internal. With the number of good food trucks in RTP, people should think twice before wasting money here. At this rate, I honestly don’t see this place lasting more...

Asalli Desi Vibez 😊. Desi Vibez food truck is a little burst of India on wheels, serving up fresh, flavorful dishes that instantly transport you back home. From sizzling kebabs to rich curries and perfectly spiced street snacks, every bite feels like it’s made with love. The portions are generous, the aromas are irresistible, and the flavors are spot-on authentic. The friendly staff make the experience even better, always serving with a smile and happy to recommend their favorites. Whether you’re grabbing dinner on the go or hanging around with friends, Desi Vibez is one of those places that keeps you coming back for “just one...

I ordered three appetizers from the Desi Vibez food truck — Chicken 65, Chicken Pakoda, and Gobi Manchurian — and this was honestly one of the worst food experiences I’ve had. None of the items were even close to edible. The Chicken Pakoda had sesame seeds mixed in, which makes absolutely no sense for this dish. The Chicken 65 was poorly made and tasted nothing like how it’s supposed to. The Gobi Manchurian was equally disappointing.

All three items ended up in the trash. Total waste of money.

I would never recommend this place. Next time I’d rather eat at a proper restaurant than take a chance on food trucks ....