Yalla Menu
Rice Bowl
Rice topped with choice of protein, and choice of style.
$11
Sandwich
Pita sandwich, with choice of protein and veggie / sauce combo. Sauce/ Veggie choice: - Classic - TCCO, Pickled Turnips, Tahini; - Greek - TCCO, Kalamata Olives, Pepperonchini, Tzatziki; - Southwest - TCCO, Black Olives, Black Beans, Corn, Shredded Carrots, - -Chipotle Mayo; - Thai - TCCO, Shredded Carrots, Pickles, Peanut Sauce. *TCCO - Tomato / Cucumber, Cabbage, Onion
$11
Salad
Salad with choice of protein, veggie / sauce. Sauce/ Veggie choice: - Classic - TCCO, Pickled Turnips, Tahini; - Greek - TCCO, Kalamata Olives, Pepperonchini, Tzatziki; - Southwest - TCCO, Black Olives, Black Beans, Corn, Shredded Carrots, Chipotle Mayo; - Thai - TCCO, Shredded Carrots, Pickles, Peanut Sauce. *TCCO - Tomato / Cucumber, Cabbage, Onion
$11
Seasoned Fries
$5
Hummus
Garbanzo beans, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice. Served w/ pita.
$5
Water
$2
Sodas
$2
About Yalla
Yalla Mediterranean Food Truck in Los Angeles
Yalla is Arabic for “let’s go” or “come on” and is one of the most commonly used words in the Middle East. Yalla Truck is one of LA’s first Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-style food trucks. Despite Los Angeles being one of the biggest melting pots in the world, one of the hardest things to locally find has always been good falafel.
So in 2010, we launched as a falafel truck bringing traditional Palestinian-style falafel with ingredients and flavors that make it such a sought after street food throughout the Middle East. Since then we have expanded our menu offering our take on other popular Middle Eastern street food. Our ingredients are always fresh and locally sourced when possible. And now you can have our famous falafel at home with our frozen falafel mix!
4.4 (5 reviews)
Luis V.
August 2024
The customer service could’ve been better, the guy behind the counter was rude
Emily W.
April 2024
The fries!
Lila B.
March 2023
Michael M.
February 2023
The food was very good, but not sure it was what I ordered. It was supposed to be a Thai Peanut wrap, but it seemed like it was Mediterranean instead. Also, not a big deal, but it's not clear from the BFTn App that the Fries were an add-on in the wrap, as opposed to a side of fries. Just an observation.
Brandon D.
February 2022