Reggae Rasta styles

Let me start by saying that my husband and I ran into this food truck randomly while getting gas at the Diamond Clover on North Texas across from Carl’s Jr. We Love Jamaican food and Ms. Terryann did not disappoint and she uses organic ingredients guys!! It’s a must try for those who don’t eat Jamaican food and for those who do absolutely delicious. We ordered the jerk chicken combo plate and the oxtail plate along with two beef patties… If you don’t know what a patty is, it is flaky dough surrounding ground beef that seasoned, and a little bit spicy… So good! It’s a blessing to have someone who serves food with a heart with the best health intended in our community. No matter where you’re from if you’re out here stop by her food truck I heard she’s on Travis Air Force Base on Saturdays.

My plantains was burnt. Was very disappointed. First time visiting this place. The meat was okay. A little spicy with the sauce but meat was very salty. Don't know if they really gave me the quarter and leg cuz they chopped it up but definitely a lot of rice and beans with the cabbage or salad. Whichever one it was but very disappointed. The side of plantains was burnt to a crisp then had thw nerve to serve it to me. I paid for it before I saw the order I was going to argue for my money back but because of them being black owned decide to let it slide but there also was a white guy waiting on some plantains as well and his order looked way better than ours so there you go...

Amazing people and flavor filled food. The beef Pattie’s are delicious! The sandwich is filling and tasty. The jerk combo is a great variety of filling, flavor and nutrition. We ate at the fair and it was by far the best bang for your buck. Not over priced and not super fried fatty food.

Found this gem just by chance. All around great place, customer service and the food. I recommend the jerked chicken sandwich and a side of fried plantains, YUM! Lowes parking lot Rohnert Park. You won't be disappointed.

I bought the food at the Solano county Fair carnival. I ordered veggie stir fry and plantains. I knew the veggie stir fry probably wouldn't have a red beans and rice flavor, or be like Joloff rice, and I've never had Jamaican food before so I have nothing to compare it to. But I have had African food before and I love jollof rice! I love spicy food. Especially from other countries. So I was thinking it'd be kind of similar to Joloff rice, but when I heard veggie stir fry I sort of pictured something more like Chinese food but with different flavors. I also thought maybe it would have a red beans and rice kind of flavor to it too. I took it to go because we were leaving the fair, but when I got home and ate it which was only about 5 minutes away, I was extremely disappointed. This is someth