My wife was in Cleveland Hospital due to illness. I had been by her side for 13 hours, feeling exhausted and dreading the idea of cooking once I returned home. As I exited the hospital, I encountered a Filipino food truck and decided to grab a meal from there. Opting for barbeque chicken skewers and pancit noodles, I received my order in under 10 minutes. Due to my fatigue, I chose to eat in my car. The initial taste was delightful, and the chicken was tender. However, upon reaching the last skewer, I noticed its unusual softness. Turning on the overhead light, I discovered that the chicken was, in fact, raw. I promptly returned to the food truck, not seeking compensation, but rather to inform the cook about the issue. Regrettably, the cook brushed off my concern, which troubled me greatly. Given that my wife was scheduled for a procedure at the hospital the following day, I couldn't risk falling ill from food poisoning. I share this experience to caution others, emphasizing the importance of inspecting their food.
Brian G.
OMG! Just the smell coming up to the truck you knew it had to be good plus out of like ten trucks only Pepey's was loaded with people but then we got the food it was disgusting the pork barbecue was not cooked roar inside tried cooking them at home they seemed like old leftovers then a Filipino food place with no rice no lumpia I was so upset because the crud off five we went with were so disappointed! Thanks to God JOLLIEBEE was still open to get some good fried chicken rice and palabok plus mango pies for dessert!
My wife was in Cleveland Hospital due to illness. I had been by her side for 13 hours, feeling exhausted and dreading the idea of cooking once I returned home. As I exited the hospital, I encountered a Filipino food truck and decided to grab a meal from there. Opting for barbeque chicken skewers and pancit noodles, I received my order in under 10 minutes. Due to my fatigue, I chose to eat in my car. The initial taste was delightful, and the chicken was tender. However, upon reaching the last skewer, I noticed its unusual softness. Turning on the overhead light, I discovered that the chicken was, in fact, raw. I promptly returned to the food truck, not seeking compensation, but rather to inform the cook about the issue. Regrettably, the cook brushed off my concern, which troubled me greatly. Given that my wife was scheduled for a procedure at the hospital the following day, I couldn't risk falling ill from food poisoning. I share this experience to caution others, emphasizing the importance of inspecting their food.
OMG! Just the smell coming up to the truck you knew it had to be good plus out of like ten trucks only Pepey's was loaded with people but then we got the food it was disgusting the pork barbecue was not cooked roar inside tried cooking them at home they seemed like old leftovers then a Filipino food place with no rice no lumpia I was so upset because the crud off five we went with were so disappointed! Thanks to God JOLLIEBEE was still open to get some good fried chicken rice and palabok plus mango pies for dessert!
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