Oh Mah Gah! I have never had a piece of fried fish that was so well seasoned and fried with the…read morecrUUnch we all want, before eating at BSB. The house-made potato salad was unreal good. It didn't need a speck of salt or pepper. The portions are excellent as well. There is big value in their pricing. The ladies running this truck are so sweet, such pleasant service. I was only visiting KC when I found this truck, but now I'm thinking of relocating to be closer to this food truck.

Every time I eat here, I swear I have the best food! Fish sandwich, Big Mac taco, smashburger, the…read morelemonade!!! One year they had bbq pulled pork nachos and they were the best nachos I had ever had 10/10 have to try!!

This food truck has been in this spot forever and I've always wanted to stop. Lot has plenty of…read moreparking. Everything we had was great. Half chicken comes with a side of beans, side of rice, 8 tortillas, fresh salsa, half of a grilled onion and two grilled jalapeños. Chicken was seasoned and charred just right. Corn tortillas were soft and warm. Rice and beans had great flavor. Will definitely come back.

Best grilled chicken even. The rice, beans and salas is amazing. Nothing negative except sometimes…read morethey run out of chickens so call ahead and reserve your food. Sometimes the line is busy so take the chance.

I have yet to visit in person, but I had the opportunity to try their catering selections:…read more --Guayaba pastelitos 5/5 --Cream cheese quesitos 5/5 --Pizza empanadas 3/5 --Chicken empanadas 4/5 --Beef empanadas 5/5

Great food, I love the different dishes they make. Too bad it's not a full restaurant. You can only…read moreget frood to go. They should consider becoming a restaurant in the Power and Light District.

I had the opportunity to try this food truck yesterday and was not disappointed…read more I started with the fried mushrooms. They were excellent. The breading stayed on so each bite was crispy. And they weren't excessively hot so you could actually bite into it without scorching your mouth. They came with ranch which was also delicious. I ordered the Farmer sandwich-grilled chicken, ham, bacon, egg, lettuce, and tomato on a brioche bun. It also came with fries. Again, everything was excellent. The sandwich was a bit messy but those are always the best. The fries were crispy and perfectly cooked. Definitely check them out if you see them!

Visited this truck at a local Festival in Liberty, MO. and ordered the Buffalo Chicken & Blue…read moreCheese Fries and they were outstanding. The next time they are nearby I plan on trying other food items.

This bright red food trailer has recently set up at the corner of N. Antioch and Vivion on the…read moresouth side of QT. I stopped by on a cold and snowy Friday evening and after ordering I was given a small beeper, so I could wait in my vehicle for the short wait. Nice. I ordered three tacos- 2 asada and 1 chorizo for $9. The plate came with hefty servings of meat on double tortillas topped with the finest chopped onions and cilantro I've ever encountered. In fact the meat was also chopped extremely fine. I really think that this prep method brings out more flavor in the end. Excellent product. There was plenty of garnishments also; grilled onions, charred serrano pepper, sliced cucumbers and radish, limes and 2 sauces. The green sauce was delicious and the yellow was atomic so be careful. I almost went back for a second round after getting home and devouring them, but didn't want to brave the cold. This will be a regular stop after work as long as they remain in the neighborhood.

Whichever truck is at the blue ridge exit in grandview on Wednesdays…read more My second time in a row that the food was terrible. But this second time was way worse than the first. Ordered 4 tacos de lengua with a side of refried beans and rice. (Which why not a free side of rice and beans with my tacos?) whatever. Not the biggest issue. Paid $19 The lengua was not even seasoned. The corn tortillas were stale The refried beans was literally soup. See video. The rice was barely barely seasoned. I know there used to be a different truck at this spot and that's how I fell in love with coming here. Then this truck showed up and I thought I'd give it a shot. Only had it 2 times. Not happy both times.

Came across this food truck outside of a vintage shopping event and so glad I did! As a native…read moreCalifornian my standards are high and they met/exceeded them. Made to order tacos with a lime and salsa, they were so good!

Brightly colored yellow food truck, during the week located at 23rd St. and Englewood in…read moreindependence. Great selection of Mexican traditional and half pound burgers. I had the burrito al pastor and it was delicious. The owner, Silvano, was pleasant and knew many of the Mexican restaurants I enjoy. Next time I'm working in the area I'll definitely stop here for lunch.

Don't really know why this place doesn't have any reviews. It's a simple food truck, with fairly…read morestandard options, but sometimes that's all you need to hit the spot. Got a quesadilla with pastor - tasted great, came out fast, and fairly priced. There's some seating area too so that was nice. Would come back for the great service and solid food.

It's fun and it's novel, and the staff is lovely…read more The food itself is just okay. The melted cheese got gummy pretty quickly. It really is just Mexican food in sushi format- no actual raw fish here. I understand that it was a food truck before it was a restaurant- I could see it working well for a food truck. I don't understand the side of shredded carrots. There are big screen TVs if that's your thing. (I like peace when I eat)

I don't know where to begin on how to describe how amazing this experience was…read more Kculichi - the k is silent in pronouncing and Culichi is the what people from Culiacan, Sinaloa, MX refer to themselves as. It seems that Sinaloan sushi is a thing in NW Mexico, combining the traditional Japanese style roll with Mexican meats, grilling and sauces. Fusion dining at its highest level. Kculichi operates as a small food wagon located on SW Blvd, but I expect them to be operating out of a brick and mortar, if not multiple locations soon. The process is simple, pull into the lot and Jorge comes to your vehicle with a menu, takes your order and payment then radios the wagon and within about 5 mins. he brings your order back with a smile and down the road you go. Since I don't live in the neighborhood, I found the nearest parking lot so I could have it as fresh as possible. I ordered the Pastorcito Roll from 15 options priced at $15 or $16 each. A bargain since the rolls are not only amazing but large - mine was a 14 piece roll. The Pastorcito contain shredded pastor and bacon with avocado and cream cheese rolled and flash fried. Side toppings of fresh shredded carrots, grilled onions and poblano peppers, eel sauce and a cilantro vinaigrette were provided. I have never tasted anything so beautiful. Feel free to pause here and re-read the ingredients slowly and savor. I have been sending pics to all of my sushi loving friends this evening to ensure they check this place out ASAP. I will be returning next weekend but it will be a hard decision on which roll will be my next adventure and figuring out the nearest picnic bench so I can spread-out instead of trying to eat out of my vehicle. The dish of the year!