“ This is my second time here, and both times, ordered the chicken over rice. Today was a little off, the chicken was a little burnt and the rice just wasn't fresh. It was still good, but not as great as the first time I visited. I think this is due to the busyness of the food truck. Today (Thursday afternoon) the food truck didn't have much traffic while the first time I visited (on the weekend), it was quit busy. While your wait time might be extended, it could be a great idea to go on a busier day! ”

“ Love this place. It is as close to The Halal Guys in NYC as you can get. Portion is very decent and the food always came out really tasty. I always get the mixed plate with a side of samosa or falafel. Highly recommended! ”

“ Great Halal Food!! I had never been here before and I stopped by, ordered and had my food in under 10 minutes! The food was delicious and I'll happily be coming back soon Chicken/Lamb over rice was a must ! ”

“ I think i found a hidden gem! This unassuming food truck at the mobil has station hit the right spot with me from the get go. Stopped by one night when we were hungry and wanted something quick cheap and delicious and this was on our way and was PERFECT! It is a typical halal cart with basic chicken lamb and falafel dishes in gyro platter or kabab form. The service was pretty quick, i ordered and left un 6 mins. The owner was pretty nice, he spoke hindi so i hit it off with him right away. He suggested the food i got and i loved it. The hot sauce was delicious (actually hot) with whote sauce toppings. The pricing was great, I got two meal worth of food for just $8 and I am sire rest of the items were similarly prized too. You can never go wrong with this place, i will be back for sure! ”

“ Al-Falah Kabab & Gyro was parked at the Speedway at 3010 N. Main Street in High Point last week when I stopped by for lunch. I don't know if that is there regular spot or not as it was my first time there. I ordered the lamb gyro and fries. He said "ten minutes," and that made me happy, because I knew the food was going to be fresh and hot! I was not disappointed with the lamb gyro. The fires were so so, and I wouldn't get them again, but the lamb gyro was flavorful and plentiful, two things I love. I would have liked to see some prices on the outside where the dishes are listed, or at least a chalkboard with prices. The lamb gyro and fries cost me $11, and that's not bad with the way prices are today. I highly recommend dropping by when you see their bright orange truck. Totally worth it. ”

“ I must have driven past this food truck a hundred times before I finally paid it a visit. It was enough to make me wish I had stopped much sooner. Al-Falah offers a combination of Pakistani (chapli kabobs, chicken tikka, samosas), Middle Eastern/Mediterranean (gyros), and American (hot dogs and cheesesteaks) sandwiches and entrees, all made fresh to order. Expect a ten or so minute wait. Prices aren't posted, but my chapli kabob over rice came out to $10. It ended up being quite a bit of food for the money, and while not quite on-par with the best Middle Eastern or South Asian in the area, it was still very tasty. The meat was well-seasoned and the white sauce made for a nice complement. If offered spicy sauce, be forewarned that it lives up to its name. If you made my mistake of passing Al-Falah by without a second thought, let a gyro or kabab be your penance. You won't regret it. ”

“ When a food truck is permanently set up at a gas station, it has to be good and Al Falah is very, very good. While it is not the best Middle Eastern food in High Point, it is consistent, fresh, and reasonably priced. Be prepared - the hot sauce and the white sauce can ruin a shirt - but it's worth it. I ordered the "Falafel Gyro" since the rice is made with chicken stock. The sandwich is outstanding and the veggies and sauce on the pita is great. Each dish is made fresh and you will have to wait. Credit cards are accepted as is cash. Another great choice in High Point. ”

“ Just what I was craving and expected. Huge portions for the cost. Recommend asking for the sauce on the side if you are conscious of making healthy choices and sauce intake. Note that the kabaab tikka was the perfect level of smokey and spicy. ”

“ Al-Falah Kabab & Gyro serves up some of the most delicious food in the Triad. It's a modest Halal food truck that's always parked at the Marathon gas station on Main St. across from Emerywood Court Condos. The gentleman that runs it is awesome, fast and charges less than he should considering the quality and quantity of the food. I've had the gyro (both lamb and chicken), the Chapli Kabob, Falafel, and Chicken over rice. Everything has been stupendous and he literally fills up the to-go container. The sauces are so good, but ask for them on the side if you aren't sure because he loads it up. I really want to try the Fish over Rice at my next visit. The prices range from $5 - $7. Y'all...that's ludicrous! You can call in your order and then go pick it up. Your food will be ready in no less than 15 minutes, but typically 10 or less. If you're ready from some awesome food, check out Al-Falah Kabab & Gyro in High Point. ”