Pabern's Kitchen Food truck

Christopher Dau

★★★★★ a month ago

Had combo A and it was very good. This is my first time having Filipino food but it was delicious and the lady was very sweet. Had my lunch at the picnic table on a nice spring day. Would recommend!

Thovas Brown

★★★★★ 2 months ago

The food here is amazing! The Pancit and Lumpia were on point!! Definitely will be back.

eatwithjarco

★★★★★ 11 months ago

Absolutely delicious! Pabern’s Kitchen in Kyle, TX is a hidden gem! The food was fresh, flavorful, and made with real care; you can taste it in every bite. What really made the experience stand out was the owner. So friendly and welcoming she took the time to chat with us, made sure everything was perfect, and you could tell they’re passionate about what they do. It felt more like visiting a friend’s kitchen than just stopping by a food truck. Highly recommend if you’re in the area and craving something truly satisfying!

Alexandra Nandin

★★☆☆☆ a year ago

I can’t eat pork and I think there was a communication issue because the owner insisted I order the combo A- even after I told her I can only eat chicken. Normally I could ignore the pork rolls but my noodles came with NO chicken at all just veggies and noodles. She was nice but for how much I paid I should be getting more than seasoned noodles and rice. 😞

Jeremiah Jackson

★★★★★ 3 years ago

I was so lucky to have stumbled upon this place by chance. I pulled in one day to get a burger from a different food truck in the same lot, and I looked to my right and found this little gem. It was closed when I arrived, but I came back the next day. I'm so happy I came back. First, the food was delicious. Masarap as my Filipino friends say. Sobrang masarap! I ordered the pork adobo plate. It comes with rice and 6 pieces of lumpia. Lumpia is small wraps similar to egg rolls pero (but) I believe these had ground pork inside and seasoning, maybe little carrot. There was also a delicious, colorful dipping sauce for the lumpia. The pork was moist and not too sweet. There was a generous serving of rice. She even poured some of the juice from the pork onto the rice. It was so good. $15 for a pork adobo plate that will fill you up. Not too mahal (expensive). I also ordered two pieces of pork barbecue for $3.50 each. One was spicy and one was original. Both were very tasty and fun to eat kasi (because) they're on a stick. I really enjoyed the authenticity. Last thing I ordered was a mango smoothie with boba for $7.50. I was not disappointed. There were real mango shavings. The boba was cooked perfectly and tasted so good in such a cold drink. The mango smoothie is a MUST order. There is also a variety of other flavors including avocado. This wouldn't be a proper review if I failed to acknowledge the woman that gave me such an amazing experience. This food truck is owned by a very kind and generous lady named Bernice. She allowed me to practice my Tagalog and tell her a little about my life and experience with her culture. She listened patiently as I spoke and she gave time to appreciate my experience with the Philippines. She made me feel welcome and she gave me advice about my plans to travel there. I'm grateful to have met her and enjoyed her food. Even her daughter was kind and complimented my tattoos. I felt welcome here. The world needs more kind people like her. I hope the Kyle community will show her a lot of love, buy her food, and support her business. It's a good investment in the future of Kyle. Just a note, call the number or message her Facebook page to check on hours before you go there. Sometimes the hours seem to vary. Better to call and make sure she is open before you go.