Thai Grub

Delicious and flavorful food one of the best food trucks in town!!! The price is great and portions are big! A must have!

For the price, this is the best Pad Thai in town. They emphasis all my favorite elements, including the peanuts and the egg. At $ 9, I get full, so it’s plenty. You can even share! I’ll be back!
Update: time and time again, they provide great food and fast service with a friendly smile. You can order by calling or texting them, which makes a quick pick up possible and a breeze. Ive since tried the Shrimp Cashew and Chicken Fried Rice. Definitely recommend those dishes as well. I’ve revised my review from four to five stars!

Really love this place and am eternally grateful they set up shop so close to my home. While not offering a huge menu, the food is legit and the flavor profile is wonderful.
I recommend the drunken noodles or pad Thai if you’re unfamiliar with Thai food, and if that seems too adventurous, the fried rice tastes like no other fried rice you’ve ever eaten, and is easily my favorite rice dish in town.
We don’t have a whole lot of options on the far Westside, and I’m so glad a group of food trucks have decided to set up shop so close to home, offering great tasting food worthy of any establishment.

The food was to oily, the flavor is good but it is too much grease in one plate. The chicken and shrimp were overcooked.

Chicken Fried Rice. Very flavorful. I got the spicy and it was really spicy. Yummy. Large portion. More than one person can eat. I would definitely order this again! Great customer service too.

I’m a big fan of food trucks and Thai food so I’m not sure what angel dropped Thai Grub in my neck of the woods, but for that I’m ever in their debt. This food truck has been on my radar for months because unfortunately for me, I’m also a fan of almost every type of cuisine I’ve come across and I only ever see TG at different food truck events meaning there are too many options, too numerous to mention.
But finally… I just decided I needed to make a beeline for TG. I’m not sure if the options really change out that often because the posted menu seemed pretty permanent (or at least not something they’re changing out daily).
I can pretty much live off of Thai curry so I was ecstatic to see they have a Red Curry with rice. My better half ordered Pad Thai and I added a tea to my order. I ended up eating my PICs Pad Thai because it wasn’t his jam. Both the curry and the Pad Thai were wonderful flavor explosions in my mouth! But the curry was very thin and the Pad Thai was a tinge too greasy/​watery. That being said, I would still order the curry again. And it may be important to some (if you’re not familiar with Thai food) that TG serves up some spicy eats… even ordering both dishes mild put off a lot of heat and had I not had the Thai tea, I would’ve been sweating. Oh! But that Thai tea though! Seriously yum!
All in all, I really like TG. It hasn’t replaced my favorite local Thai place, but it’s a nice way to thai me over until my next trip to the UTEP/​Kern Place area for some Pangang Curry.

I found this gem while walking around downtown. It stood out from all the basic things you always see (burgers, hot dogs, tacos). My first round was the drunken noodles with chicken. I was never a big fan of peanuts on my noodles but you all converted me. The lime served with them was a perfect compliment. The second time I had the fried rice with shrimp and the chicken red curry. The fried rice was good. I felt it was missing sesame seeds. Last, was the red curry. This was the best, perfect blend of sweet and hot. Great sauce! Make sure and throw your rice in that sweet sweet curry, mmmmmmmmm.

My husband and I are long time patrons and we often seek out this truck all over the el paso area. Awesome food every time. Large portions. Pad Thai and Shrimp Lo Mein are our go to items, but we haven’t tried anything we don’t like.
Food is made quickly and tastes great with tons of flavor the way Thai food is supposed to be. Sauces are flavorful and not just sugary food colored syrups. Meat portions are also generous. The shrimp are large and cooked perfectly. Chicken is sliced and also cooked just right to where it soaks up the flavor and sauce in the meal. Veggies and green onions add flavor, texture, and color.
If you are looking for something different than the usual food truck fare and want a great meal with lots of flavor, generous portions at a reasonable prices. Thai Grub is sure to satisfy. Worth the drive every time. Thanks.

When the food trucks come to my neighborhood, I tend to frequent certain ones and ignore others. I saw one yesterday that added to my frequent list: Thai Grub.
I ordered the drunken noodles with shrimp. For $ 9, I definitely got my moneys worth. The container was full and had a good amount of shrimp. I asked for extra well done shrimp, and they definitely complied with that.
The flavours of this dish had most of what makes Thai food so cravable. It had sweet, spicy, salty and earthy. The only thing I would’ve added is a splash of lime at the end to bring a sour flavor and complete the tour.
Next time, I plan on trying the red curry and see how their Thai tea is!

Love this food truck. Love the food, people are very friendly and the food never disappoints. They are not greedy with the amount of pork chicken or shrimp or the plate you order for that matter. My new favorite place for some fried rice, love that it has some spice to it, definitely what makes it. The Thai tea was really good too. I’ve tried 2 other dishes and never been disappointed. Just waiting to try a sandwich now soon. :)
Good luck guys hope to be a regular here

I just noticed this truck in the Title Max parking lot on Mesa & Remcon Circle near I-​10. I tried the Pad Thai and the Red Curry, it was delicious! We had a choice of different meats or shrimp to include and it was great. Spicy or not? well I’m a Mexi-​Can so of course I said spicey. It could have been spicier for my taste but it was very good. I’m so glad I don’t have to go downtown or to the far east side for some good truck grub!