Korean corn dogs. I love corn dogs and Korean style makes it even better!…read more The owner/staff was lovely and suggested I dusted it with sugar and recommended the chipotle mayo sauce over it. There were a few choices of corn dogs and I made a mistake by getting the mozza-rella crunch corn dog. I thought it would be both cheese and hotdog in it. Turned out it was pure mozzarella in it. It was very cheesy with a great pull but I wished I got the one with both cheese and meat. Ahhhh, next time. It is not very filling but it makes a good snack. It is usually outside joyce station but check the food truck app or website for the location.

I am a huge fan of korean style corn dogs! I was passing by Joyce skytrain station and the yellow…read morefood truck caught my eye. It was a rainy day and there were a bunch of people holding umbrellas waiting for their order. I thought "wow, if people are willing to wait in the rain for this, then it's gotta be good!" to be honest, that was my thought process that allowed me to be willing to wait in line too haha. I ordered the jumbo crunchy corn dog and added the gochujang and mayo sauce. I enjoyed the flavour of the sauces very much! I think I expected a crunchier texture for the coating though. Overall, I still enjoyed eating it and it was a fun hot treat to brighten my mood while we were experiencing down-pour rain in Vancouver.

James and Sarah have created a "hyper-local cafe" by tethering and branding their mobile…read moresolar-powered bike cart business to the Kitsilano community and partnering with local roaster Habitat Coffee, local brewer Settlement, local bakers, local small businesses, local organizations, and local values. More importantly, the coffee and service are both actually good! (Just in case you don't care about the environmentally friendly ethos and nifty solar roof panel.) If you're looking for espresso, this is not the stand for you. Instead, try the pourover hot coffee or variety of cold brew iced coffee to go with your popsicle or pastry. There's also ginger beer, as well as actual beer. Find this fancy bike cart parked off Arbutus Street by Kits Beach across from the volleyball courts on weekends (Friday-Sunday, weather depending) from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Hurray for candy trucks! I was waiting for my husband at Second Beach and walked over the this…read moretruck where I saw a group to cyclists buying water. I looked at the sign at all the different types of candy and many of them sounded great! The woman working there offered me a free sample of any of the candy and I tried a mango piece. I didn't find the flavour to be as strong as I like but we decided to get 3 bags for $11 (or $4/bag). I got a bag for friends and I tried the peanut brittle and fizz candy. The bag looks small but you get lots for 100 grams. I liked the fizz candy as it wasn't too fizzy. The peanut brittle was good too and great for crushing and putting on ice cream. Great food truck and location to enjoy during a walk along the seawall. The woman working was really friendly too. Would be great to see more candy trucks!

Ok so it's really fun to have a candy truck in the city and to be able to try traditional German…read morecandies. However, there is no shortage of candy in this city, even organic all-natural dye-free candy. Just look to Whole Foods, Save-on or other bulk foods places around the city and in the GVR. What they do well though is service. How many stores/vendors around this city are giving out free samples? I mean, seriously, do you know of any? I don't. Even places like Kernels and Starbucks don't do it often, and overpriced candy vendors at Granville Island could take some advice from this business. So while my marine life-shaped marshmallows were delicious and cheaper than Butter bakery at only $4, I don't see myself stopping by this truck often as I find it easier to walk into the nearest natural foods store. However, as a person who appreciates good customer service, I will be coming back to buy some product once in a while. Perhaps this business could sell their product in Whole Foods/Choices? Easier access for me!:)

I had a chance to try Holy Perogy's ... well, perogies and it was delicious…read more The type I tried was called "Italian" which was stuffed with potato, mozarella, topped with sour cream, tomato garlic salsa and parmesan. My advice would be to add a sausage to your plate. The combination of the perogy, a bite of sausage and a scoop of the tomato, garlic salsa works very well! Everything is made with local ingredients so that's a bonus too.

I really was looking forward to trying Holy Perogy and was so disappointed when I finally did. As a…read moreKelowna native, the perogy place Cecil's is a hit with pretty much everyone, so I've been on the hunt for a Vancouver version of this. Unfortunately, Holy Perogy didn't measure up. At Holy Perogy, I ordered the Italian perogies which had a good flavour and a delicious sauce on top, but the perogies themselves were soggy and bland. I could actually barely get through the dish, and didn't even finish it. I asked for extra sausage, and that was really good. So yeah, it has potential - the trimmings are done well, it's just that the actual perogies need work.

When we first moved into the area 3 years ago we thought, oh goody, there's all these awesome…read morerestaurants here! Well ... they're not bad, but nothing outstanding. Of all of them, the Dog Meister is the best, and I know what I'm talking about because I'm German.

Best hot dogs ever! Located in front of Save on Foods on Main st. He may be in and out but if you…read moresee his cart out an running I highly recommend trying his hot dogs.

Fresh, warm, sweet. It's definitely expensive but a nice occasional treat when you find their truck…read moreat events around the city. I immediately bought one after seeing the new Pistach-OH flavour. It is pistachio spread with honey and crushed pistachios sprinkled on top So delicious!!!

I love beavertails maybe because it is always a treat to have the pastry. I am glad there is a…read moreBeavertails food truck down the mountain now as I usually get my fix up at Grouse Mountain. It sis especially good to have a hot beavertails and hot cocoa surrounded by snow during winter up on the mountain. Unfortunately you can't really re-create the snowy experience here in Vancouver but you can still have a delicious sugary pastry. Eat it while it's hot, fresh out of the fryer. It does make a difference when it has cooled. After trying different toppings over time, I realized my favorite is still the classic. Cinnamon and sugar. You can't beat that. Besides the pastry, you can also get poutine and beaverdog for something more filling. The food truck travels around Vancouver but for now you can get it at River District Crossing on Fridays. Saturdays are usually at Fraser and 43? Follow their FB page for the location.

Writing a new review to promote their falafel saj bites, first time trying after being a die hard…read morefan for the chicken bites. The falafel is now officially my favorite version of this meal! Delicious flavors mixed with their pickled veggies and fries.

This popular food truck is next to a major transportation hub. It is a perfect spot to pick up…read moredinner! We ordered two platters and took them back to our Air B&B for dinner. The food was fresh and the owner was very friendly and helpful.