Aleppo Foods — Restaurant in Austin

The fried kibbeh was terrific — generous amounts of juicy beef in the inside, crispy on the outside. It came with 2 sauces — a tangy yogurt tahini sauce, and a dark sweet and slightly fruity sauce. Both sauces went really well with the kibbeh!

Though nicely fried, the falafel was more plain than we’re used to. Perhaps their Syrian falafels don’t include parsley or spices like cumin or cayenne. They were drizzled with the two sauces above. The hummus and cucumber-tomato salad were tart, too sour for my liking.

The grilled kebab meat was excellent (nicely seasoned, good quality beef/lamb), but the wrap it came in was disappointing. Warning: it looks nothing like its photo on the menu. There were hardly any vegetables and it was dripping in the same wet yogurty sauce. I do not like soggy wraps that drip all...

If you’re looking for bold flavors and friendly faces, Apellido Food Truck is the place to be. The people running it are as warm and welcoming as the food is delicious. Their grilled kebab wrap is an absolute must-try—perfectly seasoned, juicy, and wrapped in soft, fresh bread with just the right balance of toppings. Every bite is packed with flavor, and you can tell they put real care into what they serve. Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, you’ll leave satisfied and already planning your next visit....

Food seems legit. Different and better than most halal stops around. Ordered 3 times and have loved every single thing: muttabal excellent eggplant dip. Kabob over rice amazing. Gyro wrap. Hummus- Syrian style I guess, very tahini forward, good. Yalingi. Majooqah very unique. Kibbeh with labaneih, very unique. I will be back to try more things!

One note: stated pick up times always short. Add 5-10 minutes to...