While perusing the food options at the Bellingham Farmer's Market, my husband and I decided on…read moreKurly's and are so glad that we did! Kurly's is an experience, from the drill operated apple corer that spirals potatoes to the selection of hot sauces to accompany your curly fries to making your own change after you pay! And oh yeah...the curly fries are darn tasty too! Can't wait to try the banana dessert and tempura veggies the next time we visit the farmer's market! Yum!

I drove up from Seattle to try the Richmond night market, and while I don't think it was worth the…read moredrive alone, it was still fun and I would go back if I were already in the area. The food stalls were great! So many options and the prices were reasonable. The shopping stalls left a lot to be desired though. It was mostly knockoff anime merch and phone goods which I guess truly gave off the Asian night market vibe. My favorite thing I ate was surprisingly not Asian food, it was a dinosaur beef rib from a halal bbq spot. I'm from Texas so my bbq standards are pretty high, but this was just as good as back home! The rib was super tender and perfectly seasoned with a good amount of smoke. The fat wasn't chewy and melted in your mouth. My only wish is that it came with more pickles or raw onions. Mostly everything else I ate here was really good too. I loved the crispy nori tacos with fresh poke. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken and sausages were super close to what you would find in Taiwan. The whole place and a bunch of the food was also picturesque. The only thing I truly did not like was the ramen donut. For some reason, a bunch of websites say the ramen donut is a must try, but it was the only thing I couldn't eat. The donut was super dense and flavorless, the breading was too thick, the sauce added too much heaviness, it was bad.

There is an admission fee for adults at $7 per person. Children under 7 and seniors older than 65…read moredo not have to pay the admissions fee. Parking is complimentary. We arrived slightly before 7 pm and the parking lot had plenty of spots. However, there was a line to enter. We were in line for approximately 20 minutes. A lot of the vendors only accept cash. We are from Chicago so we tried to pay with credit card and were mostly successful. We tried several items such as popcorn chicken, fried mushrooms, Taiwanese garlic sausage, eggplant bao, lamb bao, beef skewers, lamb skewers, grilled oysters, and takoyaki. There is an approximate 5-10 minute wait for each stand to prepare the food. So I would say one should expect to spend at least 1.5 hours to seek out the food, order, and eat. There are plenty of benches with seating, public bathrooms, and ATM.

Solid 5/5. Scrumptious and reasonably priced -- just $10…read morewith onions. Generous portion that fills me up for lunch.

It is delicious and the owner was very kind and personable. I tell all my friends and family to go…read morethere!

'It's the newest street dog in town!.. the hottest perhaps? NOT! Japadog could heave a sigh of…read morerelief for now. First things first, this doesn't have the oomph and character coolness of Japadog that locals and visitors have grown to love. No long line ups here, no uniformed Japanese speaking staff, no photos of hotdogs with different toppings, and yes, no photo of Ice Cube too. There was only a friendly smile from the owner and one unique item offering which was the tandoori dog, choice of either kosher beef or kosher chicken. For $5.50, it was just plain and ordinary with only a hint of tandoori flavour basted on the hotdog. Despite the onions being nicely cooked in butter, bread rightly toasted, it was just boilerplate okay. It lacked creativity, texture and presentation, the wow factor. I was expecting toppings as chutney, yogurt, maybe paneer, or some curry infused side condiments, but there was only mustard, ketchup, and bbq sauce, typical for the dirty water dog varieties, not a stand named as Tandoori Tikka Dog. Sigh. Didn't mean to be the bearer of bad news here, but I'm giving it 2.5 stars and hoping they could improve as there's still lots of room left for more ethnic fusion street foods here in Vancouver. Meanwhile, I don't think it deserves a visit from Anthony Bourdain as of yet.

We'd tried Japadog and were unimpressed, much to the husband's chagrin. And so when we happened…read moreupon Tandoori Tikka Dog, there was renewed hope! The uncle who runs the cart was the absolute sweetest. He spent an extra long time fixing up my husband's tandoori tikka veggie dog, especially because tofudogs are especially tasteless. The result was a flavorful and creative hot dog, which we all loved! Highly recommend!

Absolutely deish, Mike and his wife are amazing and make some amazing food!!! Thank you so much for…read moreaccommodating our work anniversaries :) We can't wait to have you come feed us again.

Just had a company catering event and Memphis Mike rocked! Great food, even had leftovers for us…read more Seems he can be a public speaker slash comedian also; thanks a bunch !!

I was close by cause of work, & found this place on google. I was surprised it wasn't on yelp yet,…read morebecause it's actually bussin. I ordered the beef Birria tacos, with and extra side chicken taco. Came with chips, pico, consome, and hot sauce with a lime wedge. It was soo goood! Gonna try out their other menu items next time! They have little picknick tables to eat outside in the sun. It's like a food truck but it's in a little hut I wanna say. It's small but the food I would definitely trying out. Was super quick service too, only took about 5 minutes.

This place has birria that is delicious the service is great and the food come out fast!!read more