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PM2 Kitchen

4.0 (8 reviews)
InexpensiveFood Trucks, Taiwanese
Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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My all time fav, Mala (numbing spicy hot) beef tendon. Perfect every time!
Gina C. M.

Great food, great prices, great attitude. Beef tendon is so tender and broth always flavorful - you can tell lots of love and heart goes into every component of the food. They don't skimp on ingredients. Each bite and gulp is goodness to be savored! Love that they have specials and a rotating menu. I have ventured and tried several items. Tasty every time! 1 thing that I always come back to faithfully is their Mala (numbing spicy hot) tendon. Better than any restaurant. Every few weeks I MUST have my PM2 fix. Love PM2! Seeing this family just makes me feel warm and happy to be supporting local merchants with a small business. No matter what customization I ask for, I get. Very accommodating! They always get my order perfect, just the way I want. I am very impressed with their consistent quality and service. Unbeatable! You can find them on Facebook where they have weekly offerings for pick up at various convenient locations around the bay. Cash only.

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Jackie S.

Okay, I LOVE anything taro. ESPECIALLY taro balls! So when I heard about this food truck that served taro ball desserts, I drove 30 minutes to Milpitas just to try some! I got #2, which had grass jelly, taro balls, and red bean. There was cream that was given on the side, but I personally didn't put it on and thought it was sweet just as it was. At around $5, I thought it was pretty pricey, but the bowl is kind of big, so I guess.. The dessert was pretty yummy. The chewiness of the taro balls were kind of inconsistent in that some would be nice and chewy and some would be harder. Overall, I'd probably go back again because of my love for anything taro, but I wouldn't RAVE about it. They have a schedule of when and where you can find them on their website, so be sure to check it before you go! Currently, they are typically found only in the weekends. :)

What's up with the jelly today?! It's so watery and goopy. Still has good flavor but it's not jelly anymore just mush.

If there was a hoarders competition for grass jelly, I think my stomach would win 1st place. Grass jelly, git in mai belly! I absolutely LOVE grass jelly and of course, I'm picky about it. So when I heard of this place, I had high hopes for their grass jelly. Expectations were somewhat met, the grass jelly was pretty good but not particularly the best I've ever had. I have to say that it'll be best you can get in the area. So that's good enough for me. The taro and sweet potato mochi chunks were delicious and flavorful. I could actually taste the flavor of the root veggies. It was chewy but not too much, so my teeth were happy. The soup itself was actually too sweet for me. I think the red beans make it taste even sweeter so that was a bit of a turn off for me. I had to add a few ice chunks to water it down and then it tasted perfect. They give you an extra side of syrup (?) but I didn't need to use it. For $4.5 for a large bowl of grass jelly with red bean, taro and sweet potato chunks, it's a decent deal and I'm ALWAYS craving grass jelly soup desserts so I'm coming back whenever the truck is near work!

Got the stewed pork lunch box today with free spicy gizzards for being a fan (show "like" on their FB page)

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10 months ago

Can't find them...they didn't pick up when I called...they're also not at the address listed on Google.

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Love their taro ball grass jelly dessert!!!

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Scratch Cookery

4.3(713 reviews)
1.1 kmDowntown
$$
Locally owned & operated
Outdoor seating

The service was wonderful…read more The food itself was filling. The chicken was a lot more hot and spicy than I anticipated. My mouth was on fire! The pickles did help. The chicken itself was juicy and very meaty.

Scratch cookery's fries were supreme, their chicken unfortunately did not hit at the same level for…read moreme. I came here for dinner on a weekday and it was not busy at all luckily. This place is in downtown San Jose so it does not have its own parking lot but you will need to choose an infrastructure to park at. If you are trying to find this spot, it is next to goodtime bar and tucked away in a somewhat alley, rather than being front and center in street view. There is some seating inside and outdoors as well, so it's friendly to order your meal and hang out while drinking a beer in complement of the sandwich. I ordered the chicken tenders with level 3 heat, while my partner got a classic chicken sandwich. He thought that the classic chicken sandwich would give you an option of spice levels too but default it is just the sandwich itself. Their fries again to emphasize, are spectacular! I think it has something to do with their fun crescent moon shape. I typically do not like thicker steak fries, but man, these were tasty and seasoned amazingly. No ketchup needed. When it came to the chicken dishes, while the tenders were well coated with a good ratio between breading to chicken, I felt like outside of the crust, there wasn't any flavor with the chicken itself (was not salty and I wish it was juicy). They gave me some sauce to pair with it, but personally for me, a good chicken tender should standalone be equally delicious. My partner's sandwich was juicy but again I did wish they soaked the chicken or marinated it a bit more to incorporate more flavors. Overall, this spot was fine for me. I don't know if I would come back for the chicken but if I wanted a snack, I would love to get the fries again. :)

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Scratch Cookery - Nashville Chicken Sandwich combo with regular fries ($21)

Nashville Chicken Sandwich combo with regular fries ($21)

Scratch Cookery - Menu and some empty seats hee

Menu and some empty seats hee

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4.3(147 reviews)
5.9 kmWillow Glen
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"Cream on the inside, clean on the outside. Ice, ice cream, ice cream paint job."…read more Plenty of food trucks to go around: Treatbot - Single Scoop $3.00 (Many flavors) The Chairman (Bao) - Steamed Tender Pork Belly with Turmeric Pickled Daikon & Green Shiso $3.75 Sam's Chowdermobile - PO Boy and Fries (Fried bay andouille with remoulade, toasted bun, and old bay fries) $8.75 - Sam's Lobster Roll (Maine lobster, warmed butter, toasted bun) Regular $16.12; Shortie $10.59 Tina's Tips and Tantrums - Parking limited, but free - Long lines are to be expected - Someone stands in line and someone save seats - Tummy was only hungry for three - Sam's Chowdermobile is always good especially their lobster roll. Super generous about their lobster! - First time, I've never had the Po Boy (andouille - slightly spiced) but it was good and oily though. Fries were bomb! - Chairman's pork belly bun was delicious, a wee bit on the greasy side - Ice cream flavors we had were Ube - Purple Yam, Old School Vanilla, and The 408 - Caramel Ice Cream with Oreos and Fudge. I loved my "The 408" so yummylicious! - Always a great way to spend time with your friends and family.

Moveable Feast is awesome for those who have never really experienced a food truck night. What I…read morelove about it is that you don't have to chase down local food trucks by checking out their Twitter or Facebook updates to know where they'll be parked. And on top of that you get to experience a whole bunch of awesome Bay Area food trucks all in one spot. Moveable Feast on Friday nights in Willow Glen is a great foodie date night for sure. The bf and I have been here twice now (first time was still during my jaw surgery recovery phase where I was unable to chew, so it wasn't as exciting for me then). This last time we went we noticed that the most popular trucks were Sam's Chowdermobile, Grilled Cheese Bandits and Hill Country BBQ. The lines for those 3 were endless. But we did get to try come mashed tater balls and a delicious italian style grilled cheese sammich from Grilled Cheese Bandits about an hour before Moveable Feast was closing. And the bf got the very last link dog over at Hill Country BBQ, which he said was better than the Miso Dog he had over at Oh Miso Hungry truck. Let me list out what we had at the few trucks we chose to order from. Oh Miso Hungry Kimchi grilled cheese was actually not as good as it sounds. The kimchi was definitely delicious but it didn't taste right being super warm in between those pieces of Texas toast. And the Miso Dog the bf had, he liked but didn't love. MoGo BBQ Kalbi and bulgogi tacos. I liked the meat, tasted good. Not a fan of the corn tortillas they used. Barefoot Coffee The bf ordered a small coffee on drip to swing over to Treatbot Ice Cream since the guy over there told us the ice cream tastes bomb with that coffee. I had a sip of that coffee, holy shizz it was strong! Treatbot We had a scoop of horchata and a scoop of chocolate ice cream to go into the coffee. This is the second time I've had their horchata ice cream and I'm a HUGE fan for sure. Hill Country BBQ They ran out of most of their food about an hour before closing time. I liked the sauces they had out and pretty curious about the Porkolicious sauce. Looked interested! Next time, I'll be sure to try some of that pulled pork that was oh-so-popular. Grilled Cheese Bandit We ordered the small order of mashed tater balls which were okay but a bit too salty for us. Their Giuliano sandwich sure was bomb though! It came with mozzarella, parmesan and tomatoes with pesto on this amazingly soft Italian batard bread. Hands down, best thing I ate that night. I'm still very curious about what Sam's Chowdermobile has to offer but that damn line never let up! It was also extremely chilly that night, what the F happened to summer weather San Jose? But yeah, next time we'll definitely have to just stick it out and stand in line for some chowder. I would rate Moveable Feast 5 stars if they included better dessert trucks than just Fairycakes (cupcakes, which I'm not a fan of) and ice cream and candy. I want some PIES or something a bit more dense for dessert peeps!

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Moveable Feast - Fairy cakes:

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Moveable Feast - Sun sets at the Moveable Feast

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