This little trailer sitting in a small roadside parking lot by the park is putting out something…read moreyou wouldn't expect in this part of the world - American BBQ. We got there early to avoid the lines and ordered a full rack of St. Louis-Style Pork Ribs and two Pulled Pork Sandwiches, with some sides. Menu was limited, but what they offer is quite solid. The St. Louis-Style Pork Ribs were smoky, had a nice bark, and very meaty. It could have been slightly more juicier, but overall satisfying. As for the pulled pork, I preferred the sandwich with the South Carolina Mustard. What a great tangy flavor? I just wish there was more of it. The Kansas City Sweet & Spicy BBQ Sauce was great too, but also needed some more. Lastly, I got to taste the Alabama Great White BBQ Sauce, which is similar to the famous one from Big Bob Gibson, but possibly had more black pepper taste, which I didn't mind. Maybe next time I would go with that. Btw, coleslaw with some julienne apple was a nice touch, but I didn't love the beans.

Extremely fresh and delicious. The pulled pork with Kansas City sweet & spicy is 5*'s all the way,…read morea perfect pulled pork sandwich! Cash only.

Food mouth watering service was amazing, very friendly happy and welcoming. Worth a visit more…read morethan once. Put in 18 hours of labour and love in to each brisket or pork. Fresh ingredients and always trying new ideas

Back to back consistent and consistently delicious. We went…read moreback to peachfest again this year and to be completely honest, although the bands that were scheduled to play were good, they weren't in our genre of our "must see's". I'm not sure I would've went this year if it weren't for the idea that Law of Attraction food truck being there. And they didn't disappoint. Their blackened chicken & goat cheese sandwich with the candied jalapeños, pickles (gherkins I believe) and arugula is second to none. My only regret about their sandwich is that I didn't have room for a second one because of their generous portion of both sandwich and crispy delicious fries. I can't say enough about them. It may have been even better than the first time I had it. Like I said, consistent and consistently delicious. Well worth the 80km drive to get to them. Highly, highly recommended! Not sure what I can't check the "service" box at the top of this review but to be clear, the food and the service was top notch. Try as I might, I don't have a single critique including price! Prices were comparable to your local fast food joint but the food was 5 star artisan quality. Until we meet again folks. Keep up the incredible work! Dan

What a great experience to finish my time in this town.. You…read morecan taste that the food was made with the most amazing ingredients and cooked with love & care.. Thank you .. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Today was opening day for this little family run food truck. The special was bbq pulled pork…read moresandwiches. They were amazing! The pork was flavorful with a hefty helping on the sandwiches and the slaw was a nice bit of crunch to balance out the meal. The fries were really good as well especially with the garlic aoli dip. Looking forward to trying more food from Food Coma.

Best value in town and they have asada, not just beef like most of the Spanish food out hereread more

This place is super good and very reasonably priced. We tried the street tacos, burrito, rice and…read morebeans, and tostada. They are the best we have tried in Chelan, Twisp and Omak. Burrito was nice sized and had lettuce and cabbage and avocado along with the regular fixings. Tostada was very deluxe with sliced avocadoes and was delicious. We had pork and carne asada. Liked both a lot. Pork was especially tasty. Rice and beans were good. I like my beans a little saltier but I also realize these are more authentic. We will be back many more times!!! It is located just passed McDonalds and The cannabis shop. Super nice ladies work there. Pretty sure it is a mother and daughter!!

Some of the best food in Tonasket hands down. Incredibly tender and fresh tasting meat. A bit…read moredifferent flavors than what you'd see in some LA taco trucks, but the quality is right there with the best. Try the lengua, it's superb.

Excellent quick lunch spot right over the border. Highlights are the tongue and bbq tacos. Pork…read moreburrito was solid too. Super nice people. Beauts!

Excellent find on our way out of Winthrop. Most of Twisp Works was closed (weekday right around…read morenoon), but Lal's Fork food truck serving Sri Lankan street food was just getting started in their parking lot. Smelled good. Menu looked good. Great impromptu lunch! They offer curry & basmati rice plates, and you can choose whether you want 1, 2, 3, or 4 curries. We shared a 3 curry plate and selected mushroom, dahl, and mango (they had a selection of meaty curries as well). Food came out promptly, and we enjoyed it at one of several picnic tables under a large tree canopy which offered protection from the rain this day, but would be equally good for providing shade on a sunnier occasion. Each curry was so flavorful, it was hard to choose a favorite. Even between the two of us we probably consumed a little more than half and took the rest with us. It was just as delicious later on. And the hot sauce accompanying it was really spicy and tasty, too. Lots of teens showed up as we were finishing our meal, so this must be a popular high school lunch spot as well. Lal's Fork was such a happy and unexpected discovery!

I wasn't expecting to encounter a Sri Lankan food truck in Twisp, but what do you know? There it…read morewas, parked on-site at Twisp Works (also worth checking out). If you aren't familiar with the cuisine, Sri Lanka is a South Asian island country in the Indian Ocean that is a neighbor to India. While it is not part of India, I would describe the food as having many similarities, while being its own distinct cuisine. For example, we had vegetarian samosa at Fork, and while many of the elements were similar, the taste was different (spices, some ingredients). The curries were also distinctive, including a fruit curry (mango). The most unique dish appears to be a classic Sri Lankan item called kottu roti, which was chopped roti bread mixed and stir fried with vegetables and meat (or just veggies). This was my personal favorite, though the spouse was pretty into the samosas and the mango curry, despite "not liking mango." It was super hot that day, but luckily the picnic tables have tree cover for eating. Judging by the weekday crowd of workers on lunch, Fork seems like a hit with the locals, and it's easy to see why. This would be food hard to come by in some U.S. cities let alone a pretty rural area of the Pacific NW. Check it out if you are visiting or live nearby!