Too expensive, even for Iceland. Fish and chips was good though.
Fast food van, selling lovely fish and chips, very pricey but perfect after a walk to the waterfall.
Easily one of the better meals I've had while in Iceland. Simple menu with local fish cooked to order. Fish and chips were fried perfectly, light batter, not heavy coated and burnt, and still juicy on the inside. The lobster soup was piping hot, seasoned perfectly with big chunks of lobster in bowl and the Crème fraîche on top made it rich and creamy. Fries were also cooked perfectly and were crispy yet tender on the inside. The entire meal was everything I needed after a four plus hour glacier hike.
Both with a beer ran $5,000 kr or $50 US dollars, so yeah a lil pricy but I've spent as much, and more, at good food trucks in the states so the price didn't bother me as much as some people based on these reviews. Food is expensive in Iceland, and you're on holiday, so either be prepared to spend or if money is an issue prepare your own meals. but don't fault a great food truck for putting out quality food and charging a fair price for it.
The best lobster soup that I had in Iceland. Slightly spicy, creamy. Perfect after a hike to a glacier!
Fast food van, selling lovely fish and chips just very pricey but perfect after a walk to the waterfall.
Service was excellent, but food was disappointing. We tried the fish and chips and lobster soup.
Two friendly guys in a food truck sell Spare Ribs with Chips for 2700 ISK and Fish&Chips for 2500 ISK and more. The Fish&Chips in a Restaurant in Reykjavic are better and less expensive, the Spare Ribs were ok.