We found the Little Blue Food Truck at Forgotten Star Brewery. We had one of everything (at least…read morethat's what it felt like). My short rib dish was surprisingly good-deboned tender meat on a bed of rice, topped with mellow red peppers & green sauce. The ribs were moist but delicious. Our berry lemonade was good but could have used some ice. The highlight item was the mini donuts.

If you find yourself missing the Minnesota State Fair, and especially the Blue Barn, you'll be…read morehappy to learn that the Little Blue Food Truck is now roaming the Twin Cities and serving up favorites from that fair stand. At the top of the menu is the famous Nashville Hot Chicken, which is exquisitely made and absolutely delicious. They also have a rotating list of other dishes, including bacon stuffed tots, a waffle cone with chicken in it, and some very refreshing (non-alcoholic) sweet drinks. This food truck is (understandably) very popular, so come early, as wait times can be over an hour at their peaks and they can definitely sell out of popular items. Prices are also a bit high (but not so much that you won't want to splurge). Be sure to check their website or social media for more info about where they will be parking next!

We found a food truck at Harriet Island. amazing beyond burgers, fries, smoothies etc! Very kind…read moreworkers as well!

I'm sorry but this was the worst Bahn Mi I have ever had. you can see in the photo the bun is…read moreburned. I don't even think they used a real baguette, it looked like a hot dog bun. there was no picked veggies, no jalapeño. it was extremely tiny, and for $9 I could spend my money else where and get 2 full sized Bahn mis.

I stumbled across this food truck and WOW -- I'm so glad I did. The Smashburger was absolutely…read moreincredible -- juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The amount of grilled onions they add is just right and gives it that perfect sweet-savory balance. Honestly, it's better than any burger I've had at a sit-down restaurant (and I've paid $15+ for ones that don't even come close!). I also tried the eggrolls on a stick -- yes, foot-long eggrolls -- and they were amazing. Super crispy, packed with flavor, and clearly made with quality ingredients. You can really taste the care they put into everything. And don't skip the shaved ice! The flavors are bold, refreshing, and not overly sweet -- just the perfect treat to cool down with. You can tell this food is cooked with love and pride. Everything tasted fresh and homemade, not mass-produced. I'll definitely be coming back (probably more than I should ). Highly recommend! Love Mel !!

I had heard about Mr Egg Roll through a food fair group on Facebook. This food truck was in Oakdale…read morethis past weekend. After the Minnesota Wild game had ended just before 4 pm on Saturday, I drove over to this food truck to get some dinner. It was easy finding this food truck. It was parked in the Cub Foods lot closest to 10th Street North. I parked steps away and approached the truck. The woman in the food truck was nice and helpful. There was also a man helping out. Mr Egg Roll, as the name implies, specializes in egg rolls. It offers regular and jumbo ones. She let me know that the Philly cheesesteak egg rolls had sold out. However, there were still pork and chicken ones available. I went with the former. I also went jumbo because I was daring and curious to find out how large they were. I asked her whether getting two jumbo ones would be enough for dinner. She said yes. I got two. The menu also had chicken wings and boba. Ah, two items that melt my heart. I decided to get boba. She offers both fruit and milk bubble tea. I went with fruit and got the peach green tea with a mix of boba. It does run a bit steep price-wise. I paid $25 with a tip. Considering that I don't eat at food trucks much and it's a mom-and-pop business, it's worth it. She thankfully accepts credit cards. I was handed a buzzer. She let me know that it would take fifteen minutes to prepare my order. I was thrilled that I didn't have to wait outside on an unseasonably cold, windy day. I got to hibernate in my rental car. Sure enough, fifteen minutes later, the buzzer went berserk in my hand, buzzing and flashing like a mini disco dance-off. I got out of the car and headed over to fetch my food. The woman asked if I needed a bag. I said that I was okay without one. I got a plastic container with my egg rolls and my bubble tea. She advised to stir my drink up before drinking it. I thanked her and headed back to my car. I drove over to a corner of the parking lot and had my food. The pork egg rolls were awesome. It was packed full of filling. The vermicelli and veggies were mixed in with the ground pork. The filling wasn't precooked before hand. It looks like the mixture was packed firmly into a wrapper and deep-fried to perfection. The positive thing about this approach is that you don't have filling falling out of the egg roll with each bite. If you are an egg roll purist, you may dislike this approach. I thought it was cool and the filling was flavourful. The wrapper was thin and extremely crispy. It was delightful dipping the roll halves into the sauce. They were jumbo rolls and I loved them. The boba was excellent. You get a mix of tapioca balls, and coconut and strawberry jelly. The sugar was fixed, but it was perfect for me. The only downside was that there was a lot of ice at the top that I had a tough time poking the straw into my drink. Once I was able to, I was good. This food truck was a great find. I'm so glad that I stopped by to get dinner here. I'd return in a heartbeat. (66)

Russell's Traveling Kitchen was fantastic! The food was great, service was quick, and the staff…read morewere super friendly. Tried their signature Pho French Dip and it was excellent, loved the unique Cambodian and Croatian fusion flavors. Highly recommend this food truck!

It's a great food truck! Very interesting concepts (A for…read moreconcept) on the French dip pho sandwich. It's pretty much all the elements + bun (bread) it has the herbs, meats, sliced jalapeño and even (seasoned) RICE NOODLES inside this sandwich and dip it in (pho) broth. I have not decided if I like it or not I'm leaning to yes but question mark? You'll have to try it They're super nice people and fast. Only thing is the fries can be crispier even though I asked for well done (crispy). The pork egg roll is amazing. And fried Brussels sprout is good but a bit greasy (what do you expect from fried sprouts haha)

The food is phenomenal and the owner is even more phenomenal. Try the garlic rice and chicken dish…read more The wings and the Laotian fried rice. They are located next door to a really nice brewery where you can bring your food over and have a beer. Strongly recommend.

Friendly service & delicious food! Everything has good depth of flavor. The peppers are good spice…read morelevel. My fav was the Lao Style Short Ribs

Great food! thank you for supporting The WOLFPACK! Our team is very grateful for the team dinner…read moretonight!

Got an elote corn, carne asada taco and a quesadilla. The elote was listed at $3 something, the…read morequesadilla was about $8 and the taco was $3 something also. I don't remember their exact prices. Some of the things I ordered had masking tape over the prices, with new prices written on them. When she told me the total, I was shocked, but I also had a full cart of plants to bring home and people behind me. I was charged $4.62 for the elote, $4.16 for the taco and $15.00 for a "machete", which was the most expensive thing on their menu, and not what I ordered. I thought maybe the prices for each item included the tax, but no. There was a separate tax charge, as well as a 3% surcharge for using a credit card, which was not mentioned anywhere on their menu. My final bill for a taco, ear of corn and quesadilla was $30.66. Also, the carne asada was flavorless, other than the raw white onions. The elote was delicious and I haven't tried the quesadilla yet.

Disappointed in the mini pasties. I should have went with a sausage…read more The pasties needed salt or spice. And they were greasy. Good service but way too bland of pasties.

These guys specialize in brats & polish sausage - very good - 4 stars!…read more I found Deep Roots at the Stone Mountain Plaza, Brooklyn Park, on Food Truck Friday. They were in the parking lot outside the Stone Mountain Pet Lodge. All of the sausages & brats come from a Minnesota company: Fraboni Sausage Company in Hibbing - cool! I can testify that this is some savory and flavorful stuff. They have other foods too (see photos). But they also go the extra mile with beverages and desserts. I had a root beer float and a Hazelnut Port Cupcake - wow - great. I don't think you can go wrong with anything you order from Deep Roots. The entire menu looks awesome. I'll be back. Thanks, Deep Roots! -Daddy Maxx Retro

This food truck is loved by my coworkers and me! Remarkably delicious mushroom melt! I'd for sure…read morerecommend!!

Tacos, sandwiches, hot dogs, soups - 4 stars!…read more I caught up with the Smug Pug food truck at the Elm Creek Brewing Company in Champlin. These folks are based out of Hugo so you can find them throughout the NW burbs. You can call them or find them on their Facebook page. My food was excellent. It was the perfect combo of munchies at a brewery. Of course, I grabbed some soup since they seem to be so proud of it. I ordered a cup of beer cheese & veggie soup. It was very good, obviously made from scratch. I also grabbed a small bag of "Better Made" brand chips (made in Michigan). It's nice to see them selling an interesting snack from old school company (since 1930) that you don't see around here every day. Cool! It was a hard choice but I went with a chili dog. Again, I'm pretty sure they made the chili themselves. Just like the rest of my food, it was great. Very satisfying! Finally, the 2 owners working in the truck were very friendly. It was fun chatting with them in a warm, sunny fall day. Thumbs up! -Maxx"