This place might be best to go to if you're gonna eat there maybe? Either way it was delivered cold…read more(which may not be their fault) ordered a beef piroshky and 1/2 potato and cheese, and potato & mushroom dumplings. I could not tell the difference between the dumplings, but they were really not something I'd ever order again or recommend to anyone. Again very cold, and the flavors just were not good, they were sprinkled with way too much raw curry powder. The beef piroshky had nothing but dry crumbly beef inside, that's it. There was no flavor to any of the food other than the sauces they come with (which is just sour cream and a mayo based sriracha). The pastry itself was delightful but nothing about the food makes me want to come back or tell anyone about it.

How have I driven past this gem for so long without stepping in? The pierosky ... is so incredibly…read moreflaky and Devine. The dumplings and sauces are delicious as well. I ordered the beet salad with walnuts. This is how you want to get your iron folks. It's tasty. The staff was welcoming and personable. They made our food quickly. We will return. Maybe today.

Super yummy hand pies! I'm always excited when I see that the Tabassum food truck is coming to my…read morearea. The hand pies seem to be already prepared, so the food service is extremely quick. Chicken Curry Samsa: The chicken was plentiful and very good, didn't feel too dry at all. The curry flavor was delicious, but not too overwhelming. Beef Samsa: The beef felt a little dry, but no big deal. There was a lot of beef, onion, and cumin, making it a very flavorful snack. The puff pastries did not feel too oily or buttery, which is something I often find with pastry-type foods. Overall, Tabassum has some pretty good hand pies and I can't wait to have more!

In short: You've had hand pies several times from other…read moreculinary traditions; think of these as being similar to empanadas, just known by another name. In long: I've had these samsas a few times now, because they used to cater lunch at the office at my old work. They've been consistently delicious for 5 years. They're a little smaller than your hand, and stuffed with maybe an inch of filling. 2 of them will fill up quite a few people. The truck itself is hard to miss. It's a Sprinter van, and the longest one I've seen. Big signage on the sides. They posted up Friday in a neighborhood near me. I ended up getting dinner for everybody, so I got to try most of the menu, at least in bites here and there. We got the beef, cheesy beef, chicken, squash, and spinach samsas. The squash ones seemed almost dessert-y, because baked squash is not far off baked pumpkin, which the typical American (like me) thinks of as dessert pie in the autumn. The others were all unmistakably savory entrée pies. The great thing about these is how light, flaky, and un-greasy the dough is on every one. The fillings are fantastic, too, but they've absolutely nailed the dough. Each one was about $6, and they do offer sides, though I just loaded up on samsas and off I went. I hope to see this truck more often for sure.

Yeah this was I…read morestopped by while at the Bellevue farmers market and I'm so glad I did. I got the karaage plate with chopped salad (no cilantro, thank you soap gene). I have no notes! The rice is nice and fluffy, the chicken has great flavor and the right amount of sauce, and the chopped salad is yummy and fresh and not dry! I think the plate + side salad would be enough food for 2 normal eaters tbh. Really great portion size + customer service! Will be bringing my bf back to try!

The food truck is available on the Microsoft campus every Thursday so i decided to give it a try. I…read morejust got the karage bowl and it was good. I was hoping the karage would be crispy though but it was soaked in the sauce so it gotten soft. Otherwise, the flavor was good. Rice was fluffy. Price was standard for the portion.

Today I visited Mediterranean Cuisine at Bibi in Kirkland, and it was absolutely worth the trip…read morefrom California. My friend kept talking about how amazing their food was, and now I completely understand why. I would honestly rate it 100 out of 10. I ordered the lamb loin kebab, and the meat was perfectly cooked - tender, juicy, flavorful, and incredibly delicious. You can really taste the quality and care in every bite. I also ordered Persian tea, which was rich and aromatic, and they kindly served it with rice cookies that paired perfectly with the tea. The atmosphere and hospitality made the experience even better. I truly enjoyed my visit and will definitely come back the next time I'm in Washington.

Food is ok (nothing extraordinary though and they ran out of many items on their menu). But service…read moreis terrible. Would recommend Old Mediterranean Kitchen in Bellevue for better Mediterranean food and atmosphere!

We were on a bike ride from Seattle and looking for somewhere to stop on our ride, somewhere with…read moresmoothies or fruity somethings. And a search on Yelp brought us here! What a find! I probably have biked past this place a hundred times, but had no idea it was there. My girlfriend suggested we get açai bowls, their specialty. Apparently she and her daughter had lived on açai bowls for years. I'd never had had one, but was willing to try something new. OMG! They were so good and refreshing! We both got different toppings--we went a little crazy with them in fact, the fruit and stuff would barely fit in the bowl!--and we downed both our small bowls. I got banana, strawberry, blueberry, pineapple and peanut butter. The latter sounded weird, but it tasted awesome, especially when mixed with the açai. My girlfriend got the same, but got granola instead of pineapple. I also ordered a pressed sugar cane drink. Yup, made from real sugar canes. Sounds weird, and one would think would be extremely sweet. But no, not super sweet, and surprisingly refreshing. I remember gnawing on sugar canes when I was a kid, so the flavor was familiar. But a drink was a lot easier to consume!! I'll definitely get it again! The place is tiny. Only two tables. And, although it's across Bothell Way from the bike trail, you really have to cross at one of the lights, before or after. A little hassle, but so worth it!!

Tropical Berry is one of my favorite spots, and I find myself coming here at least once a week…read more Julio and Chris are amazing and have put so much love and care into their business. You can really feel the passion they have for creating a welcoming experience and serving high quality food. The açaí is fresh, imported, and absolutely delicious. There are so many toppings to choose from, so it's easy to customize your bowl exactly how you like it. Everything always tastes fresh, and the portions are generous. I've been sticking with my usual order because it's so good, but I definitely want to try the passion fruit next. If you're looking for an amazing açaí bowl made with quality ingredients and served by genuinely kind people, Tropical Berry is the place to go!

Pierogi's are so good. The dumplings were fresh and delicious…read more There was a lady at the front wrapping and prepping other items. Ordering was easy and the cashier was very patient with me as I could not make my mind up. We have often purchased some variety of piroshky from here. They are always fresh and delicious. You can tell it's made from high quality ingredients. Those pierogi's tho.... I need some asap.

This was my first time trying this place out despite me coming here so often. I just figured it's…read morethe same as the other piroshsky places in Seattle so I never opt to try it. Well we decided to try it today and it was delicious. We ordered a couple of piroshsky as well as their dumplings and soup. The soup and dumplings did take some time so you gotta be patient. mushrooms and potatoes piroshsky --- kinda bland but sturdy Rice and chicken piroshsky -- love the flavor, but messy to eat as the rice just comes out Meatball and rice soup -- nostalgic to chicken and noodle soup Chicken dumplings -- sooooo yummy. Seems plain but packed with flavors. My whole family love this. Overall, would come back for the dumplings and try other non piroshsky items.

Quick, clean, and delicious food! Order from the kiosk, and the staff will make the bowl as orders…read morecome in. The portions are generous and affordable, I will be back!

It was a sunny day in Kirkland and I was hungry....I was the only person there…read more I should've known by the restaurant eating chart of Good, that the health department rates businesses. I ordered Bulgogi bowl and I asked for no corn. So far, so good. The bowl looked good, but I saw there was potato salad on top. Ugh...it tasted old. The beef was tender, but tasted a day older than it should be. Whatever sauce that they put on, should've been used sparingly. I probably won't come back to this place. But only the plus side, the lady that made it was nice!

The food here is amazing! Highly recommend ordering extra meat with whatever you're getting. I love…read moretheir chicken shawarma protein option the most. If you order on the phone, it helps the staff a lot. Their pricing is also a lot better than similar options serving gyros/platters. Quality food at a good price - no compromises! The food truck is located next to the gas station with lots of parking. There's an eating area for you to sit down if you're looking for a quick casual bite.

Meat is spiced and tastes great. Prices are unbeatable. Value and quality are great. Sadly, not…read moreenough rice in the chicken shawarma plate but overall it was a great meal. Lots of chicken with some hummus and salad with the shawarma plate. Salad has a little bit of pesto sauce on it. Nice guy working there! This place looks very popular and they get a lot of orders called ahead of time. There is some bench seating outside to the left of the truck. Most people do to-go orders. Very solid food truck vibe!