Chicken on the Road

Omg. These chicken bites are like. breaded pieces of angel chicken. So delicious — crunchy on the outside with their thinly breaded chicken, and juicy chunks of chicken on the inside. The breading does a expert job of containing the heat within the chicken too — I was standing out in the cold (20 degrees F) for about 5 minutes with my chicken, and it was still toasty warm by the time I dug in.
Also, get their GOLD sauce — a mixture of BBQ and buffalo, plus something else (secret I bet) that I can’t place my tongue too. It has a lovely kick to it!

You can’t go wrong with this food truck! I’ve never seen this Billerica based food truck in Boston but I did when I was in Topsfield. They basically sell the same fried chicken as Augusta’s Market in Billerica. The chicken is crisp and juicy and they have a great variety of sandwiches and sauces they make it with. This is definitely a quality option when it comes to food trucks. I wish they would make a stop in Boston.

Yesterday the food truck was at my work in Waltham. I told them I was buying the chicken for a family in crisis. I was wowed at their reaction and above and beyond response. Thank you!!!

I’ve driven past their truck at the Blanchard St Burlington location many times as I work around the corner. Finally I decided to give them a try after recommendations from coworkers who frequent the spot on a regular basis. I ordered the 10 piece nuggets ($ 6.50 plus tax) with honey mustard sauce. There was no one else there so the order came right out. 5+ for speedy service! Helps when it’s July 3^rd and not many people are working.
My initial thought as I walked back to my car (yes I drove here. I probably could have walked but it’s mad hot and humid out there today.), was that the box had some heft to it. I was tempted to take a peek but decided to wait until I was back in the office. Grabbed a seltzer from the fridge, some napkins and headed to my desk. I felt bad for my coworkers as the smell was intoxicating and I was not in the mood for sharing. Popped open the box to reveal 10 gloriously coated white meat chicken pieces, surrounding a plentiful amount of honey mustard dipping sauce.
I got straight to it and took my first bite, without sauce, and images of my childhood came flooding into my memory. There I was sitting at my grandmother’s table eating her chicken cutlets. A light crispy coating with just the right amount of spices covered the moist white meat deliciosuness inside. God damn these are good!
While writing this review I see that I have 5 pieces left (4 pieces now). The hard part is deciding whether to eat them now, save them for an afternoon snack, or take them home to share with the wife and kids.
Definitely give this place a try and support a local business on the 4^th of July!

Long lines, fried chicken bites, variety of sauces, what else. Good off beat lunch place in Lexington where no other truck is available in the area apart from this place. Try once. You will not hate it.

The nuggets are absolutely delicious. The fries are equally as fantastic.
Having said that, I wish they offered less food. Four nuggets are plenty given that they use white meat chicken. A few less fries would be good too.
If the Cheesecake Factory can start offering less food, so can the Cluck Truck.

Heaven on Wheels! Everything I’ve had so far is great. The chicken bites are nice and plump and juicy. The subs are huge and the fries are tasty. Never have to wait that long either. It’s always a treat when the truck stops in Burlington. Where can I get a tshirt?

Chicken truck is THE BEST! Please don’t ever leave your Wednesday Lexington location, you make hump day just a little better.
The regular sandwiches are huge, packed with chicken bites and a good value at $ 6.75 each. I usually eat about half and save the other half for an afternoon food coma. There are also large options — I haven’t seen one of the monster sandwiches in person, but one of these I’ll take one for the team and report back! The chicken (you can also get them alone in «bites») is always hot, moist, and juicy. Mmmmm. Why is it not Wednesday yet, rescue us from the Lexington office park food desert!
n.b. — They take credit cards!

Had the chipotle chicken salad wrap — while it was quite large and loaded with chicken, there was little to no chipotle flavor. Others with me had the BBQ chicken sub, and said the sauce was a bit generic.
A good value, but they need to make sure they use enough of (and better quality) sauces, perhaps giving the customer a ‘make it spicy’ option.

NOTE: The truck is here on Wednesday ONLY.
That said. this truck is a godsend for the area. Sure, if you are ambitious you could drive into Bedford or Lex center for lunch, but its a hassle. When you need a quick bite, and don’t want to drive — you have almost zero options for food.
Enter the «chicken truck» — serving fried chunks of chicken breasts in all kinds of formats — subs, salads, wraps, nuggets. along with fries and various other sides. The subs are big, delicious, and filling. If you haven’t eaten in a week, you could ‘Monster size’ the sandwich.
The folks on the truck are always friendly, and the food is always fast. Prices are great — $ 7 will leave you on the edge of a glorious food coma all day. They have some wild specials — like the bbq chix sub covered in mac and cheese. for instance. The (cold) chipotle chicken salad (wrap) is really nice — its actually breaded chix turned into chicken salad — oh my.
I could write much more — but I’ll wrap this up — the Chicken Truck needs to be experienced. Out here in the burbs, we don’t get many food trucks — but thanks to some good fortune, the Chicken Truck is fixing that.