Happy Endings

Delicious. They were outside of a convention I attended at NRG. I got a tofu dog with kimchi, mayo, spicy sauce and scallions. It was absolutely delicious. If I am ever in the neighborhood again, I’ll be trying the kimchi fries!!!

I looove hot dogs! Especially hot dogs with crazy, weird toppings you would never think of eating it with. Needless to say, when I had the opportunity to check this food truck out I was thrilled. I tried both the Zen and BDL hot dogs and they were both delightful! The Zen hot dog was my favorite and is topped with cream cheese, bacon bits, and green onions– sounds weird and a little bit of overkill to top a beef hot dog with bacon but it was soooo GOOD!!! Who would have thought that all those random toppings would make such a delicious hot dog! The BLD dog is topped with cream cheese, kimchi, Japanese mayo, spicy mayo, green onions, and bacon bits– it was good but had way too many toppings to actually appreciate the tastiness of their beef hot dog. The hot dog itself was a good size and juicy– they definitely didn’t skimp on that. After 2 hot dogs I was STUFFED! I definitely need to make room next time and try their kimchi fries cause they looked delicious. Can’t wait til next time!

I had the BDL hotdog at the Bayou City Art Festival yesterday and it was AMAZING!!! My friend loved her Frito pie dog. I will definitely eat here again! I just hope I can find them again soon.

Generally fine for apatite, no problems with the food in fact interesting combinations with the hot dogs, and th e bao tacos.
From what I see, majority order the
–fried gao bao
–maowi wowi dog
–the chicken bao tacos
But it’s fine for all those foodies in the University district looking for a bite to eat.
The pricing is a high for a dog, but when it comes to you, you realize they’re not your average sized hot dogs.

Great vegetarian tofu dog minus the bacon! We ate from their food truck last week. A bit pricey for a dog but great and different!

Our company catered Happy Endings for an event. I definitely appreciate the idea of fast asian with a western twist. However, with serving 45+ people, the service was mediocre to slow. After waiting in line for 20 minutes behind 10 people, there was an additional 10 minute wait for my actual food.
I ordered two healthy servings of the Kimchi fries. Though, it was certainly an interesting concept, the combination of sour kimchi, spicy mayo, and hot fries didn’t quite jive with my taste buds. The sour and spicy could have definitely used some sweet to calm it down.
Overall, a good idea (that has already been employed by many other food trucks). However, I will not be returning to Happy Endings, on my own accord at least.

Really delicious I wanted something different and I got it! Obsessed with their kimichi fries and the hot dogs are filling. Great quality of food and service.

The kimchi fries were so good and I got the BDL hotdog. It was probably one of the best hotdogs I have ever had.

I’ve only had the chance of eating their food when they participate in Wheels Up Wednesday in the Energy Corridor. I’m a fan of their taco baos, though two for $ 7 is not very filling. I’ve also tried their deep fried pork stuffed bao, which can also be steamed. I found the fried version too greasy and funny tasting since I don’t think anything rice-​based (except egg rolls) should be deep fried. I didn’t think the amount of pork stuffing was adequate either. Their egg rolls are OK. I don’t like the sauce that comes with it because I find it way too sweet.

Happy Endings totally rocks! I will walk all the way across the UH campus, past 5 other food trucks, bagel places, etc just to have a Happy Endings hotdog.
The people are friendly, the food is AWESOME.
The «Geish» and «Yamate» are amazing. The Tsunami is unique… but the «13 614−179» Kimchi, seaweed, and sweet soy will keep you begging for more.

I had the Geisha dog. It was great. The cook was very pleasant!

We used this truck for a company event recently, and overall the reception was very good.
Food: The hot dogs were delicious, and a hit. The unique toppings had something for everyone, and the kimchi fries were delicious. The pork bao was merely OK, but you can’t win on everything.
Service: They were running a little late due to some traffic (it was legitimately bad), but they really hustled once they got there and only ended up opening the truck about 10 minutes late. The individual service was SLIGHTLY slow, but very friendly and cheerful, and in the end everyone was happy.
Value: I can’t speak to the value of individual items; we contracted them for 50 people for drinks, mains, and side dishes. And the total catering cost was absolutely reasonable, no more than I would have spent with any other catering company delivering lunch for 50, with fewer choices. Thumbs up on that.

By far the best Hot Dogs In town!
— Made with 100% Beef
— Made with my favorite toasted Hawaiian buns
Topped with some of the best combinations of fresh fruits and herbs.
The sauces for these dogs are also stellar. Put them all together and you have a hot dog madness of juicy food porn. Great Job guys! You made Hot Dogs Fun. They live up to the name Happy Endings.

Love it, had the tofu dog and kimche queso fries, great service, one of my favorite trucksin houston

The pork bun is good but the kimchi fries are great! Talk about foodgasms.
Food truck people are always friendly but definitely the best customer service I’ve ever had. I came to liberty station just for the food truck but the awning was closed. However, people kept coming in and out so I finally knocked after about 20 minutes and they said they could make my food. After finding out how long I’d been waiting, I got my food free.
Definitely coming back!

When I’m looking for food on UH campus, this is definitely my top choice!
The staff is always very friendly, and the food is fantastic!
I usually end up getting the steamed pork buns, but the Geisha is totally worth it!

I love Happy Endings! I visited this food truck a few too many times when it came to serve lunch at UH.
I always ordered the deep fried pork bun and the Shanghai egg rolls. Get these things and your meal can never go wrong.
Usually when I find something I like, I stick to it and I don’t explore the rest of the menu. But I have tried other food here.
I’m not a fan of their kimchi fries because I don’t like kimchi to start with and I thought their fries were rather thin and limp.
I used to order hot dogs. I like their Zen dog that is topped with cream cheese, bacon bits and green onion. Usually the hot dogs are big and juicy. It was once shriveled and slightly burnt. That was a sad part of my meal that day.
I love their bao bread. I wouldn’t think it’s easy to mess up bao bread, but other places I’ve tried have messed up the bao. I’ve always had perfect bao here. So try their taco baos! They’re definitely on point!
Service was absolutely wonderful. I’ve never received such consistent pleasant service from any other food truck I’ve eaten from. I can’t forget the few acts of kindness they have shown me.
One employee offered and saran wrapped my food from this food truck and Kurbside Eatz because she saw I had so much to carry. It was a very busy day for them, but she still took the time out to help me. Super nice!
One time I realized I forgot my wallet at home after I placed my order. I told the employee who took my order that I couldn’t pay for my food. As I walked away, sad, hungry, and embarrassed, she shouted out my name. I assume she remembered my name because I frequented this food truck. She told me that they would make the food for me and that I could pay later. It was a generous of them to do so. This really made a difference to me because I hadn’t eaten breakfast that morning, I had class until 5, I couldn’t drive home, and most of my friends who would let me borrow money had already left campus. Of course, I came back the next time they were at UH and paid them back.
My last visit left me on a bit of a sour note though. I placed my usual order of the deep fried pork bun and egg rolls. But I only got 5 egg rolls, instead of the usual 10 I receive every other time I’ve ordered the egg rolls. I asked the employee who gave me my food why there were only 5, and he said it was customary that there were always 5 egg rolls in one order.
I don’t know if that was a one time thing or they changed their policy of egg roll quantity per order. I haven’t been back since because I graduated from UH and moved to another city. But if I was in Houston and I came across Happy Endings, they’d definitely get my business!

Well, it was just OK! I’m not going to follow this truck on twitter and track it down when the craving hits (a craving probably won’t hit, I’m just saying).
This truck was booked for our company festival at a park in Katy. I don’t know about prices and the whole nine so this review is based solely on the taste of the food, no value taken into consideration.
I’m a connoisseur of a fair amount of different Asian cuisine but have never tried baos. They have been on my radar for a while so I chose the pork baos and threw in a zen dog because why not, company dime. The zen dog consists of cream cheese, green onions and bacon. It was hard deciding between the dogs because frankly none of them sounded that good.
It was pretty interesting fare, I’d say. The dog was edible but the actual meat tasted a bit overcooked a smidgen. I don’t think I’m going to be a fan of the baos, kinda taste like under cooked dough but the filling was more tasty than I’d expected and came with green onions and sesame seeds.
It’s not the best food, I probably won’t have it again if I had a choice but its worth a try.
My coworker tried the egg rolls and she really liked them… maybe worth a try!

Didn’t feel like eating the food I made and this food truck was close to where I was so I decided to try it out after looking at the menu. I always like to try new things and the BDL definitely did look different.
For being a food truck the food did take a little long to come out but after I bit into it i decided it was worth the wait. I thought the price was high but, once again, after I got the dog I decided it was worth the price.
There was a lot going on with this hot dog with all the different ingredients piled high, almost overflowing over the little container it was in. After my first bite I realized this was that type of hot dog I would totally enjoy. All the flavors worked well together and the hot dog was one of the kind you get a football game. More like a sausage and not a hot dog. It was definitely filling for sure. Don’t ask me why all that crazy stuff goes well together. Maybe I was just that hungry but it was good.
Not the kind of food I would eat everyday but if it’s around I would try something else from the menu.

Happy endings was one of the food truck vendors at the color run event.
I noticed a lot of ppl wasn’t comfortable in the fusion zone, ordered their hotdogs, burgers, & fries plain Jane.
I only saw one order of the Kim chi fries. Which I also ordered. It was eh. Honestly, I could’ve fried me some fries or get fast food fries & just throw chopped Kim chi on there. It was nothing special for that dish. Each bite just made me sick. No meat or other garnishes to balance it out.
We also order the fried bao. It was ok, it helped balance out the fries.
I will soo not be back! It was not a happy ending!