3.5 stars for a general audience, 4 for vegetarians. A gluten free menu today with two salads,…read morefancy drinks, and desserts. The taco salad had a hemp heart "meat" with a good texture, but could have used a some more spices like cumin to give it a more Mexican feel. The salad had a nice variety of carefully cut fresh veg, and was topped with pretty edible flowers. The baked tortilla strips had a good crunch without being heavy. A bit more yoghurt would have been appreciated. If you're looking for a nicely presented salad, Yummi Yogis does a pretty good job. More seasoning and the addition to the menu of a vegetarian or vegan main that isn't a salad (even just a hearty soup) would probably bump this up to 4 stars, based on their sincere effort to make healthy food attractive and tasty too.

Ahhh Man..I hate doing this but I think it warrants a post…read more Me as I am ordering: :D Me as I look and taste my order: D: I ordered the Pad Thai and there were barely any noodles, tofu or sauce. It has no flavor and the noodles were cold :( What made it even worse is I paid $10 for this when I could have paid that amount for the top Thai Restaurants in Calgary (shout out to White Elephant and Juree's WOOT WOOT). I wouldn't recommend Yummi Yogis due to the quality and cost.

I keep cursing my husband as he often does work up by the brick and mortar location of Holy Smoke…read moreand will get to eat there for lunch. Imagine my happiness as I strolled outside to see the Holy Smoke BBQ truck. FINALLY here was my chance and the line wasn't enormous yet. Amazing meaty smells wafted at me as I waited to give my order, I told the guy operating the till that his truck smelled wonderful. I think I scared him slightly. I got the pulled pork meal, all the meals come with your choice of side: potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, but I opted for the corn bread. They were super quick with doling out the orders, once you receive it you can shimmy three steps to the left and put on all the BBQ sauces. I swear there are at least 15 options of sauces ranging from spicy to sweet and even some smoky sauces were available. I lathered up my pulled pork bun and found somewhere to sit and eat. I was not disappointed in all the hype I have heard of Holy Smoke from my husband. Glad to see the food truck incarnation holds up to the restaurant. Moist delicious pork, great coleslaw topping on the bun (maybe don't order coleslaw as your side), the sauces I had donned were flavorful and that corn bread. I could write a sonnet about that corn bread. As I ate it, I was ashamed I had baked corn bread the week before as it was an insult to this immaculate creation of corn and flour. Please come again to FMC, Holy Smoke!

Holy crap, this is by far the best food truck value i've ever experienced…read more Service was great, and food was good. I'm not sure about how "authentic" the jerk chicken is, it tasted more like a sweet & sour sauce to us, but regardless it was awesome. The plantains were great, and the rice was good too!

This is the best food truck I have been to so far in Calgary. You get jerk chicken, which is a…read morechopped up chicken quarter, cooked jerk style, then covered in hot sauce. The chicken was cooked well with lots of spice and flavour. You also get your choice of two sides, I had fried plantains and rice and peas. Both sides were very good. The rice and peas are cooked in coconut milk, so they are rich with a mild flavour that is a good juxtaposition for the spicy chicken. The portion size is also very generous, unlike some other food trucks.

Heard this was a dessert to try when visiting Canada. Stopped by the downtown Calgary location last…read morenight and got the chocolate hazelnut and banana one. It was a good size for 2 people (or one hungry person) and very tasty! It was served quickly. I would have liked more chocolate, but it was was enjoyable nonetheless. I will visit again on my next trip to Calgary!

Found some hair on my pastry, told the lady who made it. She was very dismissive and stand offish…read more I told her I didn't want a new one, I just wanted a refund. She told me that wasn't an option. I could either get a new pastry or leave. I chose to toss the pastry and leave. You've taken for ever to open, only been around a month, and THIS is how you treat customers? Nah. I'll pass.

Maybe I have too of a high expectation or something. Well I ordered the Cali-rito and it had quite…read morea bit of stuff. Rice, pickled vegetable , imitation crab meat, smoke salmon wrapped in a white soft tortilla. So why I gave it two stars. I did find it a bit nasty gross. Too much sauce. Mine was drenched in sauce. The rice was not evenly spread. Most of it was at one end of the burrito. And the same goes for the smoke salmon and imitation crab meat. Portion wise was good. This is not a poke burrito. Also everyone knows California roll comes with avocado. Oh well. Too much sauce made it very nasty. Don't think I will order this again.

Quick, name 2 food items hipsters love as much as ironic moustaches and vintage cameras. Sushi and…read moreBurritos! Nailed it! Enter Bento Burrito. From the second I saw the black BentoBurrito truck sporting asian style burritos in the parking lot of Market on Macleod, my inner hipster did its happy dance. (Which ironically, isn't a very hipster thing to do.) BentoBurrito takes all the food items you'd find in a Bento Box and wraps it up with a burrito shell into one big mass of love. I could be wrong about this, but I think Bento Boxes are typically a Japanese thing, but BentoBurrito uses ingredient from all over Asia and americanized sushi, serving up items like the Chiki-Rito (Coconut chicken in a peanut sate) and the Cali-rito (kind of like a California Roll but in burrito form.) I've seen other sushi/burrito places (like Sushiritto in San Francisco http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sushirrito-san-francisco?osq=sushirito) but BentoBurrito does it a a little better. Instead of using the Nori as the burrito skin, they just just use a regular flour tortilla and put Nori flakes on the inside to give you the flavour. Much easier to hold, eat, and a little closer to a burritto than mowing on a gigantic sushi roll that hasn't been chopped. They'll fill you up with healthy and tasty ingredients for under $10. Hopefully you'll get a chance to check them out before next summer.