Jeepsilog Food Truck

After a day of drinking if you’re someone like me, the next morning you’re basically craving for the greasiest thing with an extra side of grease… Or anything with steak in it. With this said, My cousins and I found ourselves at the San Carlos Farmer’s Market to fill this void.
The far south end of this cute Farmer’s Market, is where you find this food truck releasing some of the best smells ever! They have pictures of the popular dishes served on the ordering window, so that really helps when your not all completely functioning after a night of drinking. I’d have to say, the prices are pretty high compared to the servings you actually receive. There was a slight wait from the time we ordered our food to when it was actually received it so that was slightly annoying, because it was not crowded.
Most of us ordered the same thing, Beef Tapsilog rice plate:
TAPSILOG — BEEF MARINATED IN SOY SAUCE AND LEMON, GARLIC FRIED RICE & EGG
My hubs ordered the beef wrap:
JEEPSIROLL — BEEF MARINATED WITH SAUTED PEPPERS, ONIONS AND TOMATOES, GARLIC FRIED RICE DRIZZLED WITH OUR SPECIAL GARLIC SAUCE AND WRAPPED IN FLOUR TORTILLA
The beef was okay, it was slight rubbery and it wasn’t that hot– as if it was sitting for a while. I didn’t taste so much of the soy and lemon marinade. The garlic fried rice was pretty tasty; anything cooked with garlic is heaven. My egg was okay once I added a couple drops of Tabasco.
At the end of it all, did the food help our grease-​meat craving after our night of drinking? Partially. Would we return for a second visit? Maybe.
Should you try it? Yes.

This truck accommodates vegans and vegetarians!
At first, the guy was like veggie plate? Umm…
But then the lady was like yeah I can make something for you! Do you like tofu? I said yes! So they made a beautiful tofu plate, sauteed with onions and red bell peppers with rice, fresh cucumber and tomatoes, and of course white vinegar. It was so yummy! The seasoning was addicting.
Thank you very much for doing this special plate for me. So thankful!!!

Have been looking for some legit Filipino food in the south bay for months! This satisfied that craving and far surpassed what I was expecting. So so soooooooo good. Lumpia was light and crispy on the outside. Not too much wrapping. And the tocilog was out of this world.
Hope to see this truck more often!
Thank you for the great meal.

Jeepsilog ended my Filipino food truck oasis since «No Worries»
menu: ‘silogs (rice plates, sliders, wraps, lumpia, dessert
eats: kawalisilog (crispy side pork)9
–small salad, small fried egg, small portion of garlic rice, all yummy
–large serving of crispy side pork, covered half the box…
nearing end of time shift, clearing out meats?
crispy skin, meat overfried ala eating crunchy not crispy chicarones,
4.5 stars, should be 5 if not for overfried pork sides.
take outs:
–fast, courteous, smiling service, excellent food value.
–definitely repeatable.
–Filipino drinks and chips also available.

I am so glad to see Jeepsilog in Burlingame. There are typically there on weekends but check their website.
As for the food, my favorite is the Kawalisilog. You just can’t beat the fried pork belly. The taste is there but the reason for not 5 star is that sometimes the kawalisilog comes out cold and a bit chewy (I need crunch and juicy) and occasionally the garlic rice is cold as well. I will still go back because I just love pork and prefer that over Cheung Hing in Millbrae.
Another favorite item is the lumpia. Now that comes out hot!

Portion in rice is heavy, meat was slightly better in portion then most trucks I was able to sample two plates and some babingka.
sampled the tocino plate and the lechon kawali plate if you don’t know what these are let me break it down for you
Tocino is cured pork seasoned with a sweet finish this make the color of the meat pink/​reddish even when full cooked. delicious if you like sweet type meats, the plate itself was decent sides, more then 2 scoops of rice but for me not enough meat more like standard serving. garlic rice was accompanied with a fried egg and bits of the garlic finely diced was still visible, tocino was tender, small shards cut again good on prep just not allot of meat
Lechon Kawali — is more like deep fried pork belly super crunchy and seasoned just enough so you do not require anything else but a spoon full of garlic rice, there version was standard, but more meat then the tocino plate which I appreciated greatly, ask for mang tomas sauce (all purpose sauce/​brownish sweet sauce) to pair with the lechon even though you won’t need it, the plate also comes with a side of vinegar which I never use but portion wise for this plate perfect, did I mention it comes with a fried egg!!!
Babingka — sweet pastry offered at most filipino restaurants and or filipino bakerys, their version I would come back for again and again, not dry, not dense, just fluffy and perfect with sweet bread taste that brings you back to your grandma’s cooking (if your grandma is filipino of course =))
definitely try this truck if you see it
food ****
price $
service ****
ambiance **** take it to go! =)

Delicious and fast Filipino food! What’s not to love? The pricing is okay. I think it’s pretty reasonable. The staff are so nice and friendly. They talk to you with smiles on their faces which is like a breath of fresh air. It’s always nice to be greeted with happiness.
They have an assortment of drinks, from soda, to water, to mango or coconut juices. There are traditional silog rice plates, which usually means some kind of meat with garlic rice and and egg (egg = itlog, so words with «silog» is like shorthand, like tapa with rice and itlog turns into tapsilog, get it?). They also have wraps, which I have yet to try but I hear they’re delicious. I will update this next time when I can try one.
The truck itself is so cute! It looks like a jeepney from the Philippines and I find it pretty nostalgic. It displays a lot of Filipino pride and I think that’s really cool.

Was my first time coming here a coworker recommend it. Its hella bomb! Rice is flavorful and tapa off the hook. The guy taking the orders gave excellent customer service with a smile. Will br back again to try jeepsiroll

Beep beep … Loved the bibingka. I got the tapasilog wrap and it was very filling. I ate half first and then the other after 3 hours. Lines can be long but once you order it’s pretty fast. They make the wraps on the spot. The Bibingka is their Mom’s recipe. Will definitely follow them around. Beep beep

I came here on a whim a few weeks ago after getting on a Filipino food kick. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much, just wanted to satisfy my craving. Lo and behold, I was super impressed, the food was extremely delicious. I just came back here today and same thing… amazing food. I recommend the Kawalisilog and the Tapsilog wrap. So tasty.

Very tasty food. Ordered most of what they have and my gf loves it. Some of the best Filipino food I’ve had and it happens to be from a food truck. Highly recommend if you can find them and they don’t have a private event.

The food at Jeepsilog is great! They put a lot of care into their dishes. I tried a few items and each one is very tasty and mouth watering. Got the Bangsilog the last time I was there and I absolutely loved it. Definitely a go to spot for Filipino comfort food. You have to try their fresh baked bibingka. They sell out quick so pick one up if you can. Super friendly group!

Discovered this food truck when they were at my son’s school for a fundraiser. To be honest, I wanted to support the school and wasn’t in the mood for Filipino food. I was about to order the Bansilog except when it came time to order, I changed my mind completely and ended up with a jeeparitto (spelling?). It was beef tapa with tomatoes, onions and rice and their special garlic sauce. I was pleasantly surprised as it was delicious. It was like eating a Filipino meal rolled into a flour tortilla. That’s why I truly believe people of mixed ethnicities have the best of both worlds!

So I made my way to Jeepsilog and was ecstatic on trying and stopping by a Filipino food truck. Not just a food truck, but a Jeepney food truck. Jeepney is a popular means of public transportation in the Philippines.
I ordered the Tapsilog. This is the fried beef ‘tapa’, served with garlic rice topped with an egg. The beef was oh so tender, not the ordinary beef tapa that I buy at a typical restaurant. It has this savory flavor that would make you ask for more.
The second order I placed was the Kawalisilog. This is a deep fried pork belly served with garlic rice and egg on top, and not to forget the special dipping sauce. This tops the list because I said so! The pork was very well cooked to the point that it was perfectly crispy but not overly done.
Lastly, how can I forget my favorite part of the meal — dessert! I ordered the Bibingka (Rice Cake). This is a Philippine delicacy. The cake is mildly sweet and moist. The salted egg on top gives the cake a delightful textured flavor. I bet! that you will be coming and craving for this. I brought it to work and my friend is now planning to order 30 bibingkas– now that says it all. By the way, I was there with 2 other friends, so if you’re wondering how I ate all that, it’s with the help of 2 girlfriends. Just so to let y’ all know, the prices are very reasonable.
So why don’t you hop your way to Jeepsilog and have a taste that no other Asian fusion/​Asian twists food truck can offer. They have other delicious choices on the menu that I have yet to try. I guess I will be one of the regulars that will ride the jeepney wherever they decide to go. Watch out there is a new kid on the Grid. Beep beep!

Food is great! And prices are reasonable compared to other food trucks. If I have to choose a favorite, it would be their Kawali Tacos.

Highly recommended Jeepsirol and Taparitto with garlic sauce. Authentic taste and delightful. I brought my friends from
Out of town and we loved it. It’s worth the wait because they cook it from the scratch not a typical food truck that food gets warmth in the microwave or oven.
The Best!

The newest in town, Jeepsilog Food Truck rolls with delicious food, great selection – And excellent service. I recommend trying out everything if you can each time the Jeep rolls in your town but I recommend jeepsiroll. Once you are here, you are family.

Oh what can I say. My Family and I have become regulars. Think we’ve ordered everything on the menu. My personal fave? The crispy pork tacos and the super taparitto (boo no pic of this one)! Prices are reasonable. The dishes are flavorful and just yummy goodness. Think they should jar their special green sauce coz it just adds the right kick to a classic Filipino dish. My only problem is, they aren’t open during the week. I know we would be hitting this place more often if they were around. ;P
Thanks Jeepsilog for the memorable pinoy music, friendly atmosphere and for the extra elbees… totally worth it! see you this weekend!

I found this food truck seriously a block away from my apt. I was happy to see them so close, but also that they serve on the weekends.
We came back on Saturday and ordered some good stuff!
I had the tapasilog sandwich and wow… that was great!!!
I love the garlic sauce, the tapa was great and the portion was great!

Food is good. I have tried their Tocilog & Longsilog so far and they’re both delish, lean, not fatty. Waiting time for picking up of order is pretty fast. Serving portion is reasonable. Owners are very nice & friendly.
Fri 5−9pm
Sat & Sun 11am-​3pm