I too had their food at the rugby tournament. And yes, it was a challenge for them to make their food look pretty. It appeared that everyone loved the ribbon fries. I unfortunately wasn’t able to try them because there was other food from other countries that I tried first. I did have their ribs and I must say they were good but I wasn’t too impressed with the sauce. I saw them pouring it out of some generic, possibly from smart & final, sauce out of a plastic jug. The bbq sauce is just as important as the cooking. The sauce is usually a prized recipe that’s kept away from everyone like the krabby patty recipe. Again, they were under the gun at this rugby tournament with long lines and possibly cut some corners to be able to feed the masses(& they had long lines of customers). I still wanna get my hands on those ribbon fries. I just hope that generic bbq sauce is not the norm for you guys.
Carl H.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Las Vegas, NV
They were at a rugby tournament here in Las Vegas. I know at a large event when catering, it can be a bit rough when cooking for a crowd. Can’t knock them on presentation. My fault with their food is in preparation. The sauce they brought wasn’t just plain, it was outright bland and option for anything different. One sauce period. The big one though was a BBQ cardinal sin. They left the silverback membrane on their pork ribs. That membrane when smoked leaves a plastic type of texture on the back of the rib. Gristle between your teeth if you bite into it. Their ribbon fries were a hit with us but portion of carne asade was skimpy. Can’t go higher than 2 stars.