Marvin is just a great human serving up some great grubbins at the end of the road (well, at the…read moreend of Front Street). Stop by and say hi, he also has some cold bevs to quench your thirst.

The food was amazing and the guy behind the counter was funny and really friendly. Amazing…read moreexperience.

We had Tessa and her crew cater our 50 guest wedding this August. We decided to go with a taco…read morebuffet, side salad, appetizers ( cheese/fruit/bread) and grilled brussels sprouts. all super affordable and great quality food and local. We highly recommend them for catering your event, our guests kept talking about the food the rest of the weekend - thank you again!

about as good as food gets without being inaccessibly priced…read more i did still pay $28 for the mix platter, but it was enough food to be two meals if i didn't overindulge myself. you can get a single-item entree and still be fat and very happy.

This is the kind of place that always confuses me. It makes me wonder - did they take a trip to…read moreHawaii, eat good food and now decide to go back to their hometown and recreate it. On behalf of all the plate lunch places working hard in the 808 I gotta say this - PLEASE REPRESENT HAWAII BETTER. If you're gonna market it as a "Hawaiian island grill" place, please put in more effort, check out recipes and learn a little bit more. We do not cook this way. The chicken katsu had some kind of weird "crust" on top of it and it was served with two odd-tasting cocktail-like sauces. The butter garlic shrimp had no butter on it and raw garlic sprinkled on top like garnish along with loads of furikake. On the plus side, the eating area was clean. There was lots of parking. Mahalo for that.

I've been a regular at Rooted Kitchen for a few years now, and I keep coming back because they are…read moredishing out some seriously great eats from this tiny food trailer! This family-run operation is located in the beer garden at Farmstrong Brewing. Their food is what I'd call "elevated food truck," with a rotating, bistro-style menu often featuring the freshest and most in season ingredients. While I've never had a bad bite here, the star of the show is definitely their mac 'n cheese. Their sandwiches, tacos, and Asian-inspired dishes hit home runs as well. The best part is, everything they serve pairs well with any of Farmstrong's delish beers or house-brewed ciders. Most recently, I had their smash burger tacos paired with a La Raza Mexican Lager - oh yeahhhh! They also have many vegetarian options, and if you're not too hungry you can't go wrong with their crispy fries.

The rice bowl...my god...the rice bowl! Expertly crafted and pairs well with the brewery options.read more

Ran into this food truck yesterday at River Time Brewing in Darrington. We had the mac-n-cheese…read morebites and Sriacha wings and they were awesome. Keep up the good work!

Really awesome stuff. Solid mix of health-conscious and soak-up-the-alcohol fare. Where else can…read moreyou get an amazing broccoli slaw AND mac n' cheese bites?

Ordered the overpriced birria for 17.99. Nothing but cheese and a little tiny bit of meat. Sad.read more

This is authentic Mexican food, and it tastes amazing specially does quesabirrias they are so…read morecheesy .

This pretty food truck sushi. I stopped by because it's there at Loggerodeo and got a Fried Cali…read moreRoll. That thing is as big as Steve Tyler's mouth. Dude looks like a sushi It was so hard to put in my mouth that I had to eat it with a dang fork!!!! Haha! I'm used to eating sushi with chop sticks! It was pretty tasty. Again you are getting sushi in a food truck not something from a restaurant so don't expect something so extravagant, but it's good for what you get. It was pretty tasty for what I got I believe and the guy is super nice, even offered to make any kind of speciality roll I wanted so I asked for avocados on my rolls and that hit good! That truck is also eye catching!

I was sooooo excited to hear that another food truck was descending upon the Skagit food scene,…read moreeven moreso when I heard it was going to be a sushi truck. So I couldn't wait to check them out! Sadly, it took awhile to figure out where to find them. Initially it was announced they'd be at North Sound Brewing on the weekends. But I stopped there twice and... no truck. I looked for updates on social media, but (alas) still couldn't seem to sync up with them. Then, one random weeknight, we headed to Barley & Brew in Sedro Woolley to see a comedy show, and there was Karuma. Score! At the time, I was recovering from a tummy bug, and didn't want to eat raw fish yet, so I ordered a California Roll and got a beeper to await my order. 45 minutes later... it was ready. And...it was delish. Not to mention HUGE! I couldn't even finish it. Since they're new, I'll give them grace on the long wait and hard-to-findness. But I do hope to run into them again soon (maybe, finally, at North Sound) and give some of their other tasty sounding sushi a try!

Stumbled upon this food truck after an afternoon at Deception Pass & got a carnitas burrito (added…read morecheese) & it was the best burrito I've ever had! I couldn't believe it was under $8, & the size was perfect! Horchata was also amazing! The service was great as well! Very friendly guy working the stand. Thanks again for a great meal!

As a Mexican- I can say the food was good ! The asada was not dry, the cheese was the right cheese,…read morethe beans were tasty!