Pho-jita Fusion

Ordered the Phở. They give a good amount of meat, but it’s cut large and difficult to break a part with plastic silverware. Broth was at a good consistency, not too thick and not too thin. Wish they offered sliced peppers like restaurants but I understand the restrictions making phở in a food truck may provide.

The Red Curry was amazing… and such a generous portion! It literally fed me for 4 meals. Lots of chicken, which was a welcome surprise. Many restaurants skimp on the protein and load up on the veggies, unfortunately.
The people (owners?) were also so very nice! After receiving my food, I asked if it was spicy. She said it had a nice heat on the back end but wasn’t overly spicy. When I went to reach for a container to put Sriracha in, she offered to make me a new dish that was spicy. I politely refused because I didn’t want the food to go to waste, but she was very insistent that she give me a specific kind of hot pepper that wouldn’t change the flavor of the curry but still give me the heat I wanted. How awesome is that? I love it when people go out of their way so you can enjoy their food the way it was meant to be savored.
Looking forward to trying more of their food!

My sons’ school hosted a Food Truck Event and Phở-​jita Fusion was one of the trucks there yesterday. I am half Thai so love Thai food and Mexican food so I was a little hesitant at first about combining the two — Thai/​Mex fusion. The lady taking my order suggested the Thaimale and it was very good. The huge tamale was stuffed with chicken and potatoes then topped with pico and Thai-​mayo. I will definitely follow them on Facebook so I know where they will be serving the next time. If you ever see their truck, give them a try because you won’t be disappointed.

These guys paid a visit to my apartment complex yesterday so my girlfriend and I decided to try it out. Delicious! I had to tor-​thai and she had the thai-​males. My tor-​thai was stuffed with a ton of chicken and was really good! The thai-​males were also to die for as well! If you see this truck on the street, don’t hesitate to stop and try it out. You won’t regret it!

Wow! I tried the tamales and the torta, and they were absolutely delicious. They are each easily a meal on their own but I couldn’t resist getting both to review them. Tamales were definitely my favorite. My coworker got the basil chicken and wasn’t impressed like the other reviewers. FYI, the tamales are at least 4 times bigger than your usual tamale, so if you want to get one to try with something else you can just order one instead of two because otherwise it’ll be too much food.

I have waited all week for this truck to come to my workplace. They never disappoint. Truly some of the best phở I have ever had and the ginger rice is super yummy, too! My co-​workers love the curry and the basil chicken as well, but I can’t seem to order anything other than the phở! SO GOOD!

I stumbled upon this place while walking through Rice Village during the lunch hour. I was intrigued when I read that it was Thai fusion!
The menu has a lot of great options and I had a hard time narrowing down my choices. They gave me a couple recommendations but they told me their most popular was the Thai Basil chicken, which is served with a fried egg and ginger rice. If that was their most popular dish, I figured I would go for it.
They definitely get 5 stars for portions and service. The people working the truck are friendly and willing to give recommendations, which I always appreciate! It seemed like they had some regulars come by because they greeted some of the other patrons by name.
The Thai basil chicken however was a bit of a disappointment. The meat was a little dry and the marinade was only okay– I wish there was just a tad of sweetness in it to make this more tasty. I won’t order it again, but I’m open to coming back to sample some of their more fusion items.
One of my favorite Thai restaurants is Thai gourmet and I found myself comparing this dish to theirs, and there was just no comparison.
Summary: great service, steer towards their fusion dishes to try something more unique, save your Thai cravings for more Thai authentic restaurants.

Today, I tried their thaimales and they were, AMAZING! They were gigantic, and hearty. The perfect comfort food for a chilly day, like today. Additionally the woman at the window was helpful and patient with our questions.

Phojita came to my workplace, and I decided to try it out because it was the shortest line. I got the Basil Chicken based off of Unilocal reviews, and I did not find it to be as delicious as I read. I wasn’t asked how spicy I wanted it, so I assumed it just came with a spicy level per previous reviews. It was not spicy. The rice was ok. The chicken was a little bland. The egg was fried perfect.
A coworker got the Phở-​thai and the thaimales and she loved her stuff. I may go back and try those items, but basil chicken definitely did not sell me on this truck.

One of my favorite food trucks. My favorite dishes are the curry, Thai basil chicken w/​rice and Thaimales.
I don’t have high expectations for food from food trucks (most food trucks serve generic stuff like tacos, loaded fries, burgers, etc) cause well there’s limitations when your food is on wheels but their curry tasted like it came from a restaurant. It was rich and had a perfect balance between sweet and savory.
I also didn’t expect the Thai basil chicken to be so good, and I mean GOOD. I feel like the chicken rice (rice cooked in chicken broth) really brings the dish together.
I have yet to try their Phở, which I hope they bring back once fall begins.

My family, my coworkers and myself are all hardcore fans for Phở-​jita simply for their super awesome, super tasty, super hearty, super unique and super comforting Thaimales!
At $ 9, with 2 Thaimales running at around 9 inches each (per my eyeballing, may not be precise but the point is they are huge), I have not encountered better deals than this at any other food truck. Now that we got the portion covered, the food itself is phenomenal. I can’t confirm what they put in there, but I think they use potato as the starch base for the Thaimales with a mix of other types of veggies??! The shredded chicken in the Thaimales has some basil Thai-​ish flavoring to it. On top it’s covered in fresh salsa and this amazing tasty fusion creamy sauce that serves as the perfect ending touch. Every time when they call my name, when I had that beautiful Thaimales plate in my hands, I can’t help with the excitement and the rush I get from my brain anticipation and saliva glands. I am grateful for the invention of Thaimales and the flawless execution.
Regarding other items on the menu, I have not had a chance to try them yet simply because it is an impossible decision for me to forego Thaimales to have room to try something else. I will work harder on that next time, perhaps with a to-​go box.

Tried out Phở-​Jita for the first time at a food truck festival and I have to say I’m a huge fan of the Asian/​Mexican fusion which is a big hit in the food truck scene. With that being said, a lot of them are Korean/​Mexican fusion and I had never seen a Thai/​Mexican fusion before.
Went with the quesadillas which come with Thai basil chicken with spicy mayo and pico de gallo on top. The greatness of a quesadilla was only increased with the flavor of the chicken and the portion size was generous. Cool looking food truck too with the elephant logo!

They were in the neighborhood tonight. Never had this truck before. They were cool. They had a line of about 15 people. But they did not take long to get my order out. We ordered the Beef Curry (awesome), the thai-​males (good), and the tor-​thai (best fckin torta i ever had in my life). The Curry sauce had perfect texture and a great taste. That Torta was bomb. I will definitely get the Torta again.

These folks came out to our office to get lunch for us. Wow. Delicious. I got the Thaimales and they are humongous. They’re spicy and soft and have the most tender dark meat chicken. I will definitely seek them out for food again.

Should have trusted my instincts when I saw «Phở» and also saw «Thai cuisine» on the same line. Phở isn’t Thai…
Anyways, took about 30mins for the food to come, and waiting in the heat always add fun to the wait and the food was okay. Didn’t even use the right noodles for their pad thai let alone it tasting anything like pad thai. Chicken basil was okay, but not worth the price.
Wouldn’t go back.

Let me start off by saying I love spicy food. However, no matter how spicy that you may think you like your food, you will want to scale back on it here.
I ordered the Thai basil chicken nachos. They will ask you how hot you would like it on a scale of 1 — 10. I ordered mine medium spicy and selected a 7. Big mistake, maybe because it was in the 90’s with 100% humidity or maybe because they were really that hot, I had a hard time enjoying my nachos. While the chicken was cooked well and had a wonderful basil flavor, it was just too spicy to really enjoy. I would get them again but would probably order them as a 3 or 4. That being said, all the ingredients were fresh and the portion was huge, must have weighed about 2 lbs.
If you happen to run across Phở-​jita Fusion keep it mild and give them a try. I don’t think you will be disappointed.

I will be coming back for more, the spicy garlic chicken flavor is off the chain!

THIS PLACE IS THE BOMB-​DIGGITY. I HOPE THEY HAVE A PHYSICAL STOREFRONT SOON.
got extra-​spicy pad thai. It’s probably packed with oil and bad stuff but it’s really delicious and worth it IMO. Like most food-​trucks, they’re on the pricey side. but you won’t regret it because you get a generous portion of whatever you order. Support this great Houston Food Truck.

This review is not for their food. In fact, we never even got to try it.
We hired their truck and services for a company event. They called us an hour before event began, said their truck broke down, and they never showed up.
Luckily Chilantro, the other truck we hired, came through and had extra food brought on site to feed 400+ people.

I’ve ordered from this truck about 3x now at the Houston Food Park, and it’s delicious! I’d never tried this type of ‘fusion’ before, so I was a little iffy at first, but it really is very tasty. My hubby and I have tried the pad-​thai, tor-​thai, and basil chicken. The pad thai is a stir fry noodle dish with veggies and chicken, the tor-​thai is like a Mexican torta, but with different delicious spices, and the basil chicken is a mix of chicken, rice, and veggies topped with a fried egg.
All are generous portions, and are made to order. Served hot and fresh, not like the usually ‘everything is fried’ food truck.
This is one of my fav trucks now… I’m officially a food truck fan.