Fusion Food Truck

Falloff is to die for. Tikka masala veggie delight was delicious for a vegetarian like me but that have many more options. Will visit again for sure to try other options

Y’all were at the Saturday Art Market and we tried your food for the first time. Holy moly we LOVED it and just wanted to make sure you knew we appreciated every bite! Thank you for wonderful flavors and a nice culinary treat. It was also really nice to see so many locals enjoying your truck and being longtime customers. (Only wish they tipped you better!) the community and camaraderie were nice to see.

We found this little gem at the Riverside Arts Festival. I instantly knew how to which truck to choose by following my nose. The aroma coming from this truck was to say the least euphoric. Driven by hunger I managed to wait in a very long line and to my surprise it moved pretty fast. Ordering was breeze as their menu is well laid out making it easy to pick what you want well in advance of getti g to the counter. They accept all forms of payment to include pay by tap which is great. We ordered the Chicken Tandoori and the Gyro. They gave us a beeper and now we wait... the Freedom Fries were absolutely on point! And the wraps were very good and perfectly seasoned. I've been all over the world and I can promise you these tasted very authentic!

Today was the first time visiting the Fushion Food Truck at the Riverside Arts Market! Let me tell you, it was absolutely amazing. Incredibly diverse and delicious menu. Fast service and quality food. Oh the Fushion Spicy level is not for the tender hearted. I got the Chicken Vindaloo (Fushion Spicy) it was on point!, Butter Chicken (Spicy) and Tandoori Chicken Wrap. Go get some great food and support a solid local business! This place is legit. As the name says - Fushion - Indian, Thai, and Mediterranean food!

Wonderful quality from a food truck. The food was absolutely delicious! A bit pricey for the portion sizes but worth it if you love good food. Just like eating at a restaurant!

Tried T and D fusion for the first time last night.. we got there right before their closing time and I thought we might be too late .. But they made us a Cheesesteak and fries without hesitation .. Very nice people and the food well omgoodness absolutely great .. They have fried okra .. I cant tell ya how much I love fried okra .. we were gonna share a cheesesteak just to try it .. but I ate alllll the okra and 2 bites of the sub is all I could do !! It was truly delicious!!

The food truck was bomb!! We got to try this place at the Riverside Arts Market and would definitely recommend! My sister is gluten free and dairy free due to allergies and appreciated the fact that they had safe options marked on the menu. She ordered the vindaloo curry and I ordered the tandoori and both were delicious! The man who took our order (owner?) double checked with me on spice level. I wound up doing Medium for my sister and fusion hot (the hottest) for me. I had to promise this man I would not complain because he was so worried I wouldn’t be able to handle the spice level. It was perfect! We will definitely be seeing out this truck in the future!

Tried them out on our first visit to the Riverside Arts Market. Ordered the gyro and falafel wrap, decent but pricey. Pita on the gyro was very over toasted, the whole thing just fell apart. Forgot our fusion spicy sauce on both wraps, either that or its seriously weak. Fries were good and salty though!

Went to this food truck at the riverside artisan market, the line ebbed and flowed but was still hopping. As for a food truck at a market I can't really speak for the ambiance, but the lady was very friendly. I ordered the Thai iced tea and the mild drunken noodles with chicken. I was given a buzzer for when the food was ready for pick up, meaning they cook to order. I really enjoyed both my drink and the dish, it was well portioned for lunch and tasty. Very piping hot. Good food truck market score.

This food truck is always on point. Delicious flavors. Good portions. And their spicy ain't no joke!

I had the drunken noodles and they had me in drunken love. Delicious dish with bold spices and flavor. I definitely will be eating again at the Riverside Art Market on Saturdays. Great service as well.

Had this at Riverside Arts Market. Took a little bit of time to get up to the counter and then to wait for my order to be ready but it is SO WORTH IT!! The service was great, and the lady explained to me that the spicy is indeed spicy. However I got it anyway and I'm so glad I did because it is not that spicy and it tastes great (to me)! I also got a mango lassi which was ok. Lots of cardamom but it was good!! The straw kind of disintegrated though but no big deal. Overall I'd definitely get this again, especially since it satisfied my craving for noodles And curry!!

We had amazing and flavorful tikka masala and samosas! Service was very quick and the cashier was very friendly. We will definitely be back at the next riverside arts market. Highly recommend!

They made a new friend out of me! I was on my to order from a local sandwich shop and found out they charge $5 just to deliver it three blocks... out of desperation I stopped at this food truck around the corner from my building. Since it was quiet, I was able to ask extra questions (my diet is... ahem... complicated), and found they can make the curry sauces with coconut milk instead of cow milk. I have not had butter chicken in years because most places premix all of their curries and use milk, which is not the norm for true Indian food. They totally made my day! I neglected to get a picture because I was so excited when I got back with my food I just tore into it. Ah well!!

Wow- I wanted one thing, a single cup of thai tea for $5.32. I paid once and their Ipad in the food truck said "network error". She asked me to swipe my card again, and giving her the benefit of the doubt, I did. System error... again. She asked me to wait for them to reset their computers. At this point, my card had officially been charged TWICE. When the computers came back on, she tried to charge my card a THIRD TIME. When I showed her and the man behind the counter that $5.32 came out of my account, the man said no and wouldn't give me the drink I paid for twice. They had a wifi error that caused an issue for payments. They did not refund me, nor give me the drink. Thank you for stealing $10 from me- horrible business.

Got a tandoori wrap(medium). It's my second time getting this menu item. It was so good the last time I had it. I wanted spicy but she talked me out of it saying it might be too hot and they don't refund or replace food if you order a spice level you can't handle. Well, I could've handled it because medium has zero spice to my tastebuds. It was still delicious though. Next time, I'll order spicy.

I asked the lady if I could get a cup of water for my dogs. this lady charged me $2.50 for a CUP of tap water to let my dogs drink in the 97 degree heat. gave me a top that was broken. highway robbery. not friendly No customer service. now I'll never go back to try their food. left a bad taste in my mouth without it!

Loved this food truck. Have had it a couple times but the main dish I get is the butter chicken and it is delicious. The staff who works there is always so nice and helpful. Definitely best Indian food truck in Jax!

Thanks to Fusion Food Truck, I now partake in what I like to call "Food Truck Fridays." Every Friday I make my way over to The Court Urban Food Park downtown where a variety of food trucks are posted from 11am-2pm M-F. Let's be real though, I might as well call this ritual "Fusion Fridays" because as much as I try to branch out and order from a different truck, I get Fusion Every.Damn.Time. It's that good. The curries are amazing. I highly recommend. My current favorite is the banana curry which is such a delicious unique blend of Indian and Thai spices. The delicate sweetness of the banana compliments the spicy flavors perfectly. Don't forget to add a Roti to your order to help mop up every last drop of curry. You're not going to want any to go to waste. I'm so full and already looking forward to next Friday so I can eat it all over again.

After a cloudy morning, I had a feeling that it was time to spice up my day. I was delighted to find out Fusion Food Truck was having a pop up by my work, so I headed over there for some Thai cuisine. The line was probably 15 people long, but there is an option to order ahead if you're on a time crunch. I however had some time to kill so I scanned the menu of curries, noodles, roti, thai iced tea, and desserts. My favorite Thai dish is drunken noodles so after making it to the front of the line I got an order of medium spice noodles just to be safe. I was given my pager and waited less than 10 minutes for my noodles to be hand tossed in sauce and veggies right before my eyes until I felt a *buzz* in my hand, then I was handed my warm bag of food. From the moment I took off the lid, I was met with a rainbow of colors, red, yellow, and green peppers, juicy red tomatoes, and fresh green cilantro sprinkled on top. The vegetables were all very fresh tasting and had a wonderful texture comparable to fajita veggies. The vegetables along with the starchy rice noodles were tossed around in the chefs secret drunken noodle sauce. The sauce was thick, slightly garlicy, and classic to the drunken noodle flavor. All the components in this dish give me a homegrown, light, and fresh profile. I will also note that "medium spice" was very much manageable, so next time I will definitely level up on that. Fusion Food Truck was a fast, fresh, and lively experience. I hope I can catch them again soon at another pop up!

This is a great food truck! The food was so good, we ordered the samosas, Drunken Noodles and Panang Curry everything delicious. We had to wait for a while to get our food but it was totally worth it. The samosas were my favorite, they were crispy and packed with flavor. The samosas came with a sauce but we didn't really need it. We order both the Curry and Noodles with medium heat which was not super overwhelming but as we ate we could definitely tell there was heat. We actually weren't able to get the Curry in mild heat but I am very glad because it had so much flavor and the kick made it a 10 out of 10 to me! I thought the Curry was actually better than the Drunken Noodles but I would still highly recommend both. We will absolutely be back, hopefully very soon! Pro tip: order online ahead of time or be prepared to wait in a line.

Had always heard of Fusion and when I saw they were in the neighbor for and first time and were not coming back for awhile I had to give them a try. We arrived and there were about 4 people in line ahead of us so didn't think the wait would be too long... We were wrong. There were about another 10 or so online orders ahead of us. We wait about 20 minutes with the line not moving at all then they started calling people to order in line. Within 15 minutes I had ordered and received my food (35 minutes overall). I can't stress this enough if you have the option order online it will save you a lot of time. I ordered the Drunken Noodles with chicken medium spicy. My wife got the Panang Curry with chicken which can only be ordered at medium spice and up... not mild. We also ordered 2 Beef Samosas. My Drunken Noodles were very tasty and I will say the medium spice was pretty spicy but I still enjoyed it. I do wish there were more noodles in it the serving was a little small. The Beef Samosas though were amazing. By far the best I have ever had. I could eat them all day. All and all great Thai food and the best Samosas in the city. A must try!

Possibly some of the best food I have ever had in Jacksonville. Very rarely do you find a food truck that consistently does food well no matter what's on the menu. I am a huge fan of the banana curry. It packs just the right amount of heat with a little sweetness to go with it. The samosa with chutney is also life changing. On the other hand, if you are looking for someone to cater, Chef Ashley is the person to call. She catered for our wedding of over 100 guests. Initially I was a little nervous going the route of a food truck for my wedding, but as soon as we sat down with Chef Ashley for our consultation and tasting, I knew we made the right decision. She made sure that she met everyone of my requests and went above and beyond when I wanted to change some items on the menu. She made sure we tasted everything she was going to serve at the wedding and made sure it was satisfactory to us. I could not have been happier. For our cocktail hour she served lamb sliders, chicken egg rolls, and her world famous Samosas. The food came out hot and well seasoned and plenty for all the guests. For dinner she served a grilled steak that was amazing, some season potatoes, my favorite the banana curry, shrimp drunk noodles... and the works. If that wasn't enough, she did late night snacks after all the guests had been dancing and drinking of fresh grilled cheese sandwiches. I could not have been more satisfied with her team, the level of professionalism they had as they served all the guests and Ashley's attention to all the small details that make a difference. I would highly highly recommend them for any event. Ashley also make us cool menus for our guests...

Absolutely the best gyro in north Florida...fat, juicy, tender. I eat them everywhere and these guys have the best. Super nice people and very hard working too. Love their crinkle fries. They have a great menu. My wife always gets something new when we go to RAM but I gotta have my gyro!

I could go on for six paragraphs, but I'll be short and sweet: I have lunch here probably once a week. I've probably tried everything on the menu at this point. The food is incredible. You can't go wrong with anything, but I am partial to the banana curry, the panang, and the recently added butter chicken. If you have low tolerance for spice, err towards mild, because medium can be pretty spicy and the hot can blow your doors off. But it's all freaking delicious, and any overheating can be cured with some of the dynamite garlic naan. One of the best restaurants in Jacksonville.

Urban Food Court again. Got egg rolls and Drunken Noodles. Egg rolls are amazing. Fusion spicy noodlea is not for the feint of heart. I think you can tell by the picture. Still tasty and fresh. One tiny issue was some of the noodles were tough to chew. And I wis& there was more noodle. Otherwise great truck. Just really beware of spice level even if you think you want it that hot. I think it took away from other flavors.

Ventured down to the Riverside Arts Market this morning. We haven't gotten out much during COVID. I am so glad I ordered from Fusion Eats! I devoured the Gyro and washed it down with a refreshing Mango Lemonade. The whole experience was immersive and impressive!

Korma Curry was so full of flavor. I let the chef surprise me and I was not disappointed

I have a special place in my heart (and tummy) for food trucks. Nothing is better than watching and interacting with people who love to serve the food they cook whenever and wherever they want. So coming from Philly where there is a HUGE food truck scene, I was so happy to find out that JAX has an up-and-coming community of its own. Anyway, went to RAM to visit this food truck 'cause I was really craving some Indian food and there haven't been many options here that tailor to that cuisine. I got excited that they had Massaman Curry (Thai food, but still Malay and Indian influenced), but they ran out of that which was sad. They had limited options toward the end of the day so I ended up getting 2 samosas which cost me a little over $4 total. They were HEFTY and packed with ground beef and peas. There was just the right amount of spice in them. You also have mint chutney included which served as a good, cooling complement for those who are a little bit sensitive to the spice and wanted to neutralize the heat. My only complaint is that I wish there was more variety in the filling-- add like Amchoor, fennel seeds, garbanzo beans, and Garam Masala for a change! From order to food in hand it was probably a 10 minute wait, but it didn't seem long since people could enjoy the music and visit other local venders at the market.

Fusion Food Truck was one of the many food trucks present at the Bold City Beer Fest this past weekend. Their menu looked great and they were very friendly and welcoming, so I ordered a gyro (comes with french fries) and my wife got veggie tikka masala. We also ordered a garlic naan to share. When asked how spicy we wanted our food, we were told they offer mild, medium, spicy, very spicy, and "Fusion hot". I'm a chili head and got their Fusion hot, which they described as "a 7 on a 1-5 scale" and my wife requested medium. Our food came out quickly, and on first glance looked good. The gyro itself was tasty, with slices of a lamb and beef mixture with the requisite lettuce and tomato. Whatever they used to spice it up was tempered by the sheer mass of ingredients within the gyro so it wasn't too spicy. Overall, it was good, though the french fries were nothing to write home about. My wife's food, on the other hand, was NUCLEAR hot. So spicy, in fact, that she couldn't even eat it and decided to go get a slice of pizza instead. I ate it for lunch the following day, and it had me sweating within two mouthfuls. If this is "medium" spicy I can't even imagine what their spicier dishes are like, which makes me wonder why my gyro was so tame when I asked for the spiciest option they had. We think they might have accidentally switched our spiciness requests, but there's no way to be sure. To be fair, the dish was delicious, just too spicy for most. I still enjoyed it, but someone looking for medium-spicy certainly wouldn't. The naan was average. All of the above with a Thai tea came to $25, which seemed a tad expensive for what we got but wasn't outrageous. I'd definitely try their food again, but be very careful when they ask you how hot you like it; you just might get burned.

We attempted to eat at this food truck a few months ago at the festival that was going on the the beach, but as we got closer to the front of the line, more and more dishes were being crossed off the menu. Fast forward to yesterday. We showed up to a festival in Murray hill and low and behold they were stationed there along with two other food trucks. They had Halloween music and decor going on and there were cute girls working the truck(not in that kind of way) and the line was short so the wife and I made our move. The wait for food was kind of long. I got the drunken noddle and the wife got Tikki Marsala but the food was good. Will definitely give them another try when I see them at another festival.

Looking forward to trying soon. Unfortunately made a review while hangry but the food looks really good and am looking forward to trying it soon.

Fusion Food Truck is in a class all its own. The continent-spanning menu results in flavor profiles unmatched by most upscale restaurants with full kitchens. That's right, Fusion pumps out naan bread, curry, drunken noodles, samosas and more out of an average-sized truck! On the real, Fusion can crank up the spice when it comes to authentic Thai and Indian eats. It blows my mind that we live in a day in age where I can order Panang Curry or Tikki Masala from a food truck. The Masala is smooth and silky, rich and well-rounded. The Basmati Rice is fluffy, but not heavy, and soaks in the sauce just perfectly. My first few visits to Fusion were in drunken stupor. Wait, no, that's not true! I mean, I couldn't help but order the Drunken Noodles. The noodles are tossed with a secret sauce that'll put hair on your backside! The icing on the cake is chef and owner Ashley and her sous chef husband that pour their heart and soul into serving the Jax community. Fusion's food may be globally inspired, but their truck's focus is locally driven. Give these guys your business!

This is definitely a food truck that you dont want to miss. Ashley and her crew have a small menu that is just bursting with flavor We tried the banana curry and at first I was apprehensive given that it was a fruit in a curry but you have to keep an open mind and go for it. The location too is fantastic with very clean surroundings and has some picnic tables around to catch a quick bite We liked it so much that we packed dinner as well

So I decided I would give this food truck another shot. The first time I went, I got chicken tikka masala. It was literally all the rave at the time. I love chicken tikka masala but I had never had it from Fusion. Well, I was not impressed. I literally hated it. I never went back to try anything else. A couple of days ago, some co-workers went to Fusion and ordered the drunken noodles. It smelled amazing! I decided to give it another shot. I ordered the drunken noodles with veggies, spicy. I also ordered a beef samosa. Both were delicious and yes I would go back but I will still never order the chicken tikka masala.

Perfection with everything. Eggrolls are perfect! Roti is perfect! (must order canai on the side) service is A-1. You must try their Mango Lemonade!!!! So good that you'll eat the ice cubes too.

Great food made-to-order with perfect flavor combinations. This food truck is one of the better choices servicing the Jacksonville area. My two meals (panang curry & gyro combo plus a side of Garlic Naan) cost $20 exactly. The flavors and the portions are definitely worth that extra price. I appreciate FFT diverse menu where there is something for everyone making it highly likely that I will be patronizing them over and over again. This crew was working hard at the Murray Hill Centennial Celebration 2016 slinging out their signature dishes. And although I have had their offerings before, every time I've experienced the food it's like a brand new epiphany. Love, love, love it!

This is an A1 food truck right here.... I've been looking for a proper gyro since I moved to Jacksonville and I finally found it by way of the Fusion Food Truck. I've seen it before but never stopped by until yesterday at the Art Walk. The gyro was filled with Lamb, onions, sauce, tomatoes and lettuce. The whole package was full of flavor and delicious. Add on a nice helping of fries and I had the perfect light and tasty meal that was filling. I'm stalking this truck from now on. LOL

Vegan Indian Dinner tonight from @fusionfoodtruck Banana Curry + Chana Masala with Basmati Rice so flavorful and delicious! It was a treat to meet the owners and talk to Chef Ashley and learn about her passion for cooking Indian Fusion food and how she started her career in a corporate IT field. If you haven't tasted their food yet, you must they have so many varieties of vegan options as well as non-vegan items on the delicious menu! With a huge mix of #spices including #turmeric, #garlic, garam masala, pepper, cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, coriander and mint, flavorful dishes!

A really authentic menu selection with a couple of curry options, drunken noodles, falafels, egg rolls, naans, tikka masala.. really a one of a kind food truck for Jacksonville, in the best way possible. The spice levels here are no joke so don't be a hero. I am a weakling when it comes to spice so when I ordered the drunken noodles medium rather than mild, it didn't take long for me to figure out that I made a huge mistake. However, the medium spiced curries are a bit more forgiving, especially if you go with the coconut curry. Portion of the entrees are on the smaller side, and I do wish the dishes had a bit more meat to them for the price. However, ordering a side of naan or egg rolls with the main entree definitely make the meal more filling. The chocolate samosas are a whole experience on their own. These little deep fried bombs of creme cheese and chocolate are a desert lover's dream. Very very good. I would honestly be perfectly satisfied with just an order of the pork egg rolls and a chocolate samosa - my two favorite things at this truck. The Thai iced tea is also a worthy treat here though. I love that Fusion plays Indian music - this really creates a special unique atmosphere as you wait for the food. The free little guava candies have also become something I look forward to when I see this truck.

Best curry ever! Put butter curry chicken on your bucket list. Jasmine rice was fluffy, perfect. Tried this place at the Jax Art Market and happy I did. Quick, clean, friendly, and delicious. Medium heat was enough for me. Cash or card. Garlic naan bread completed the experience.

Fusion is your one stop for comfort food. None of the Asian restaurants in town can compete with them. Thai, Chinese or Indian - these guys know how to do them right! I tried every dish they have to offer and frankly, everything tastes scrumptious. A typical Indian meal would be starting off with a couple of their vegetarian samosas that are to die for and if you feel like a curry kind of day, get the Tikka Masala (comes with a side of basmati rice - you could also get some garlic/butter naan) with your choice of meat for entree. I dare you to try their new spice level - Fusion Spicy!! If you feel like eating a sandwich, get their Tandoori Chicken Pita which is perfectly seasoned to suit any palate. For dessert, treat yourself to their Oh-so-Yummy Chocolate Samosas or a simple Mango Lemonade. For a typical Thai meal, you should start off with their Pork Egg Rolls which are surely the best egg rolls I've ever eaten in my entire life. You have a tonne of options for entrees here - my personal favorites being the Drunken Noodles and Panang Curry. Don't miss out on the Thai Iced Tea to go with your food. I could easily keep writing more and more about each of their dishes, but I probably should put an end before I start craving for Fusion Food now, haha =)) P.S. Follow them on Instagram @Fusionfoodtruck to receive updates on their whereabouts. P.P.S. Venture out to try their daily specials that taste heavenly, my personal favorite being the Lamb Korma. Finally, thanks Chef Ashley for serving us with amazing food, EVERY SINGLE TIME! Please don't move from Jacksonville,ever :)

5 Stars for damn good Indian food from a food truck! I had the chance to try Fusion when I stopped in Jax for some lunch. I ordered the gyro (told you it was Fusion!) while my friends both ordered the chicken tikka masala and potato samosas (comes with two giant samosas). My gyro was legit, fresh, and perfection. Plenty of tzaziki and the meat wasn't dry at all (which happens sometimes with lower quality/overcooked gyro meat. But the true stars of the show were the chicken tikka masala and samosas. I'm a spice weenie, so the samosas were a touch too spicy for me, but the flavor was rich and bold and the green sauce it came with doubled as the perfect dipping sauce for my fries. The tikka masala had a deep flavor and rich texture and came with fragrant basmati rice. The rice soaked up the sauce and left you with a bite to savor. And of course, we got some naan to dip as well. It's no wonder that this food truck is so highly regarded nationally! The chef was on board and joked and laughed with us, even posing for a picture with my friend. Great people, great food, great truck. Check, check, and check!

The Fusion Food Truck is in regular rotation at the Jacksonville Urban Food Truck Court. I am Thai and I tried the their Drunkin Noodles with Shrimp. The flavors remind me of Thailand. It's well cooked. I've tried their chicken tikka masala on a different day. I love the spice level of the food. The owners were apprehensive for the spice level that I ask was going to be too much.... bring it! I haven't tried food that has been too spicy.

Ugh! I hate that I can never check into this place. I finally deviated from the drunken noodles and went with the tikka masala this go around. As always, the flavors are on point. But with this I always feel like is sauce and rice. I think I always want the chicken to be slightly juicier and not as dry. I went with the medium spice lever today and there was no heat toot at all so I wonder if it was mild by mistake. I will say that it was done in all of 2 minutes so they were really quick dishing it out today. I think I've said it before but I'm gonna stick with the drunken noodles at this truck. 4 stars simply because they were blasting Ginuwine-Pony when I walked up.

I went to Riverside Arts today and was exited to see this truck there. I heard the lady in front of me ask how hot she should get if she didn't tolerate spice. She was told mild. Based on what she was told, I ordered drunken noodles mild and couldn't even eat it! I usually go for the upper end of the scale. This was NUCLEAR as someone else described and again MILD. I ended up ordering from another vendor. I have a feeling it would have been good if it wasn't so damn spicy. Try at your own risk!

The food is always delicious. My favorite is the chicken Tikka Masala (med spice) and the pork egg rolls. Also, they have a website where you can check the calendar to locate them.

People! I searched high and low for this food truck. I've heard nothing, but wonderful things about the cuisine coming from here and I had, HAD to try it out. I was not disappointed! After the hunt for the truck, we found it at the new food court near Hogan Street downtown and it seems like I wasn't the only one that just needed to eat lunch at this place because it seemed like half of Jax was standing in line by the time I got there (only a little after it opened at 11). The wait is worth it. The food isn't very expensive and the menu seemed to cover the main types of food I expected. I tried the tikka masala with vegetables, garlic naan, and the Thai iced tea. Nothing from that list that is not a must have! The Thai iced tea isn't as sweet as it is at other places. The garlic naan tasted like the traditional naan you would expect; it was served to me nice and toasty. The tikka masala is not for the faint hearted, fair warning - it is SPICY! I got mild and I do really enjoy a kick so I usually put hot sauce on everything. This mild made my nose run and I went through two glasses of water! But it was delicious and was evident that it was fresh. Bottom line - the food is spicy, but completely worth every penny.

So delicious. I ordered the banana curry with chicken and was very impressed. That was the first time of seen that before and glad I tried it

Great samosas. I had the meat one. Delicious and so much flavor. I want to try their potato ones. You know a place is good when even their appetizers have lots of flavor.

One of my top food trucks in Jacksonville! The gyro is excellent and their fries are the best I've ever had, very crispy!!! The staff is always very polite and friendly! It's a MUST eat!

Great flavors abound! I absolutely love Fusion Foodtruck. The Chicken Panang, samosas, drunken noodles, egg rolls and roti were all excellent. At any food truck gathering Fusion will inevitably have the longest line - and it's very well earned. The cooks/owners are personable, professionals and clearly gastronomic artists. Proof? They've won the best food truck award - repeatedly.

Chef Ashley and Dee Amin are amazing people who are dedicated to bringing an amazing product to the table with fresh and choice ingredients. My favorite dish is their Drunken Noodles and a side of Samosas. I have had drunken noodles in several Thai restaurants as it is one of my favorite dishes. I get mine with shrimp and medium spice. I can say with no reservations that theirs is the best hands down. Do yourself a big favor and check them out.

I ordered the Panang chicken based on reviews & photos & was thoroughly disappointed. The sauce was bland, the chicken was fatty & the rice was a very odd consistency. The drunken noodles were fantastic and that's the only reason for the two stars.

I had been dying to try Fusion Food Truck and finally had the chance at the Food Truck Championship downtown. It was a little tough to try as much as I wanted, but I made sure I saved room for Fusion. I ordered the drunken noodles with tofu and the lamb gyro, for Adam and I to share. The lamb gyro was OUTSTANDING. Juicy lamb with super fresh cuke, tomato and the white onion... combined with the mild tzatziki and soft pita. It was hard to share and put this one down! While it was my favorite, the drunken noodles were really good as well. I did put some spice on it, and I was a little afraid Adam wouldn't be down for the tofu. But he took a bite and said, "If all tofu was cooked this way, everyone would love it." (I love tofu and it was pretty perfect. :) Definitely want to try the mango mouse and samosas next.

I'm a food truck fan, and wanted to try a number of trucks that I hadn't been able to get to - so last week I went to "Food Truck Friday" at Nocatee. While waiting on line to try one of the trucks, I kept noticing the wonderful cooking aroma coming from the Fusion Food Truck. Today I got to try it! I had the Panang Curry with chicken, and a Thai iced tea (similar to Thai iced coffee for those who know what that is). I wanted it a little spicy and asked them to make the curry a little thick. It came with perfectly cooked basmati rice and had just enough heat to give me that nice curry burn in the mouth. Seasoned perfectly. This chef knows what she is doing, and this is a huge step up from typical burger and sandwich food truck fare. Thai iced tea is sweetened tea with a head of cream. Really nice, and something I have not seen anywhere else - even in my favorite Thai restaurants where they make Thai iced coffee. All in all, a really pleasant experience - and since it was a nice day they have a couple of tables so you can sit in the sunshine and enjoy your food. I'll be back to try the Indian and mediterranean fare!

One of my favorite food trucks in Jacksonville. Indian food is definitely very good. In addition to regular menu they sometimes have specials like lamb etc which is a great and I always look forward to it. I love the choley bhature they serve. Definitely must try food truck