East Bay Eats

Located within a cloud kitchen setup, this review is for the Indian food truck - Amaravathi’s. We weren’t expecting a minimal dining setting which is highly optimized for takeout orders. No sit down next time! In terms of the food we had - it was good but East Bay has several amazing options for Dosa and Idli that this food truck doesn’t impress beyond a one try drive by experience. The food is prepared to-go even when you dine in, but there is clean place to eat from the to-go boxes.

Wow! Wow! Wow! This is what I’ve been looking for! I had the chicken whole grains salad bowl with a delicious dressing, from Palmira, and it was like eating at Sweet Green AND ONLY $10!!! I want to try all the salads and also all the other restaurants that serve customers through East Bay Eats! Yumm!

I ordered food from “NN Thai Street Food” for dinner not far from home. It was very delicious. I will definitely come back to try more dishes.

Didar Persian Food, nestled within East Bay Eats, offers a refreshing twist from Hayward's usual dining scene. My recent experience tasting their Zershk Polo and Combo Kabob left me thoroughly impressed. The Zershk Polo's saffron infused rice and tangy barberries burst with flavor, while the Combo Kabob featured perfectly grilled beef and chicken. You get 2 skewers and 2 grilled tomatoes. They also provide fresh herbs, bread, and a delightful dessert. Didar's dedication to freshness and authenticity is unmistakable. This culinary gem really ramps up Hayward's dining scene. I would recommend this to anyone who is craving exquisite flavors of Persian cuisine. It’s a MUST try!

The Flour Quesadilla is great for lunch. Super tasty, tender chicken nice sour cream… have to come back!