Best pesto sauce pasta. Quantity of the food is too good for 2 persons…read more It's a food truck. Very kind and friendly chefs/host serving delicious pasta.

Definitely not what I expected. It's pretty dry and not something I would expect if I was at a…read morerestaurant. I wanted comfort food and this left much to be desired. To be fair he recommended the Ragu bolognese and I didn't listen.

We stopped by last week, we ordered butter chicken with naan and mint lamb with naan…read more Everything was good and fresh. When you add naan, the curry(sauce) not enough for both naan and rice. FYI: Butter chicken was good but it dint taste anything like butter chicken, especially in US butter chicken/paneer is usually creamy and buttery, it's definitely a good chicken curry but not butter chicken. My husband had ordered mint lamb, he and my son told it was good, but I didn't taste it. Recommend this place.

Above average lunch option…read more Butter chicken - 4/5. Small kick but a good complex flavor. Almost has an adobo vibe. Paneer with vegetables - 3.5/5. Well done with solid paneer and nicely cooked peppers.

Tried them at the Everett farmers market and the lady is so sweet and kind she had great customer…read moreservice. She offered people little samples of dishes and drink even if you were at the back of the line. I sampled the passion fruit tea and ended up ordering it because it has no added sugar with perfect but of bitterness from the tea without the acidity. The fried mochi balls/jing dui were the best ones I've had yet! I feel like small ones are hard to perfect but this was so crispy on the exterior, not overly oily, perfectly sweetened and balanced by the nuttiness of the sesame seeds. The shu mai was also top tier as it was packed with so much pork and shrimp, no fillers detected like flour or anything! So juicy and flavorful and paired excellent with the Lao gan ma-like chili oil they provided. I hope they come to farmer markets closer to Seattle!

Tried just a couple of things at their stand at the Issaquah Farmers Market, and we thought it was…read moreokay. I got the Spicy Beef Steamed Bun, and my bf got the Chicken Karaage. The steamed bun was alright, the bun itself was a little boring; I'm used to fluffier buns with a tiny hint of sweetness to the buns. The spicy beef filling wasn't too bad. The beef was a dollar more than the other fillings. The Chicken Karaage were 5 pieces for $10, and we got more than 5, because they were random sizes, and some were really small. Those weren't too bad. But very friendly service.

The Samosa chat was tasteless. It was neither spicy nor sweet tangy. The quantity was good. The…read morefood was freshly made. It is good that they have a tent. The guy at the truck was very polite. Good service. The food has fancy names; but subpar taste.

Despite the fact that this vivacious truck serves Pakistani street food, Seattle Met named Lari…read moreAdda one of the best Indian restaurants within the Seattle area, so I've had it high on my list of places to try. (Oftentimes, publishers loop Indian and Pakistani cuisine into the same category.) Before we get into the food, I must praise their fully covered seating area that houses five tables. Even in the rain and wind, you can enjoy your meal in a completely sheltered space! Any Washingtonian knows how important this is, especially during the wet months. Three of us arrived for lunch around noon and it was surprisingly quiet. No one else was by the truck nor at the neighboring Tikka Masala restaurant. One employee manned the truck, graciously welcomed us and we chatted with him briefly about the menu. He informed us of the most popular items and mentioned his favorite, "The Boti To My Roti" (chicken wrap). I was so close to ordering the "A Bihari Affair" (beef wrap), but when he said that was too spicy for him, that told me all I needed to hear. I wasn't going to take any chances, haha. Our order took about 20 minutes to prepare, which is pretty long considering we were the only customers. However, I had read about the wait times in other reviews and the one guy was cooking everything by himself, so I didn't mind hanging out for a bit. + BOTI TO MY ROTI ($12.95): Pieces of marinated chicken and slices of pickled onion rolled up in a roti flatbread. The chicken was lean and super tender, with a slight smoky flavor, and covered in what seemed to be a garlicky yogurt sauce with Indian spices. It had a mild spice and I liked the slight tartness from the onion. The roti was light and was a great vessel for the saucy filling. + CHIPAS ($5.95): This side of fries was deliciously seasoned and drizzled in a garlic mayo. They were hot and crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy inside. + EK DUM KARAK ($3.85): A piping hot cup of chai tea served with a biscuit. This was such a comforting drink on a cold day. The menu stated it's extra strong, which I didn't quite notice while drinking, but I did feel a little jittery later in the day. The biscuit was like a lighter and crispier version of a biscotti and nice to dip in the chai. Their menu also features various types of burgers and I hear they also serve a weekend brunch. My main qualm is just that the pricing is on the steeper side for their burgers and wraps, which are at least $12.95 each. All together, three of us got two rotis, one burger, one side of fries and two chai teas, totaling $53! My roti wrap was enough for me, but I think the average person would still be hungry after eating only that. Pakistani eateries are not abundant at all on the Eastside, so I'd still recommend giving Lari Adda a try if you're looking for something new and unique.

The rolls are absolutely delicious! We ordered Doordash and it came well-packaged. The food was…read morefresh, which is not always the case for delivery orders. I couldn't decide which roll to order, so I got one of each: chicken, paneer, mushroom, and aloo. My favorite is the chicken roll and aloo roll. Both were full of great flavors and came with a generous amount of protein and veggies. The roti was also delicious. It's dense and held everything in place so it wasn't messy to eat at all. Note that the mild spice level was actually pretty spicy for me. It wasn't a problem, but I definitely was not expecting something this spicy. I would recommend the rolls over pav bahji as it's not as flavorful as the rolls. Overall, I highly recommend this place. I would definitely come back for the chicken and aloo rolls!

I love this Seattle chain and got to stop by their South Lake Union food truck today! I got the…read moreroll pod combo with butter chicken ($27ish?). The kathi rolls are, as usual, are full of protein and super flavorful. You can choose the spicy level (medium for me is perfect, I could probably go higher). I had the paneer and mutton masala rolls this time. The portions are wonderful! I ordered online and it was ready at the food truck super quickly! This is a food truck, so just grab your food and find a place to sit or take it back to your office.

I've been to a few Bai Tong restaurants, and really enjoy their food. I never get a chance to try…read morethe food truck when it comes. So, I finally got the chance, and I went around 12:40pm, and it was pretty busy. It was a bit of wait to order and get my food. I think this is the more popular food truck that comes to our building, so I expected it to be busy. As busy as they were, service was friendly and excellent. They did start to run out of items on the menu, and I happened to get their last Crispy Garlic Chicken. I felt like it was a good portion, and it came out nice and hot. There were a lot of smaller chicken pieces, but it could be because I got the last of it, but it was still tasty. Would like to try one of their noodles next time.

A cold, rainy January day and Thai food in my car? Yes please!…read more That's exactly where I found myself a couple of weeks ago in Bellevue and I'm not mad about it AT ALL. I'd seen Baitong's Instagram announcement that they opened a new food truck at the AM/PM on 116th and just knew I had to get over there as soon as possible. I arrived a little before the lunch hour and was enthralled with their menu of tempting Thai treats. But as soon as I saw the Crispy Garlic Chicken I knew I had to try it. I waited a few minutes until its hot deliciousness was ready, then hopped in my car where the sweet, delicious smells of freshly fried chicken and garlic wafted through the air making me hangrier than I'd been in awhile. I tried sipping on their refreshing Thai iced coffee to keep the hunger pangs at bay, but eventually I had to pull over and dig in to the chicken. WOW was it good. Hot. Crispy. Sweet. Savory. Garlicky. All the things I love about Thai food. Twas a glorious lunch. I definitely have to go back, though. There were some seriously delish-looking choices on their menu. Thanks, Baitong, for a quick Bellevue lunch stop.

I was lucky enough to stumble upon this food truck while at work today, and what an experience. I…read morecan see why some might think that this sandwich is expensive, but it is HUGE, and completely worth it. You might be able to have a $12 sandwich elsewhere, but it will be an absolute waste of calories compared to this behemoth. I enjoyed every bite of this thing, but I am seriously regretting eating the whole thing right now. As I'm writing this, I'm thinking about leaving work early to take a nap. I'll power through the day because I have to, but I will be day-dreaming about El Mammamia the entire time.

I've returned several times since my initial visit. It's definitely a favorite! The meatball…read moresandwich is my go to. I usually also get a pasta and take the leftovers home. The owner, Gabriele, is wonderful. The only downside is that the truck now has a "permanent" home in sodo for weekday lunches, so it's harder for me to get to, but on the rare time that I have the opportunity, I thoroughly enjoy it!

Delicious food for affordable prices!! I loved their beef Arepas and it was easy to orderread more

A hidden gem; small shop location in a strip. The food comes out quick after ordering on kiosk or…read morewith server. Very flavorful and filling.