5/5 for bishop. Our…read morefriend got the whiskey creek style pad Thai. He liked it. My partner got the fettuccine Alfredo. He liked it. I got the filet mignon. 10/10 recommend the steak. Well seasoned. Perfectly cooked. I ordered it raw. This place was cute. We'll mostly be back to try their other options. The burger looked so good

Stopped in for breakfast. First time in and I was craving Steak and Eggs. I ordered it cooked…read moreMedium rare and an additional 2 eggs (over easy). Crispy Hash Browns and sourdough toast. My wife ordered the Avocado toast with fruit. And she said it was delicious! Our server was Trina and she was amazing! Always checking in and making sure we were happy! The dining area was in the bar and it was comfortable and relaxing. It looks like they have an area designated for live music. We were just passing through but very happy to find Whiskey Creek. I definitely recommend it! Cheers

Very flavorful ramen! A must visit when vacationing in mammoth lakes. Really hits the spot after a…read morelong ski day. And what a surprise that they had nigori sake from takara in berkeley! My favorite!

Ramen is fire definitely recommend after a cold day on the slopes, salmon special roll gasread more

Don't let the small size of the food truck deter you, this place is BIG on flavor! We had the…read moreOrange chicken bowl and it was delicious! Joey the owner is such a nice guy who made us feel so welcome. Plus it has a great view of the river. For a nice meal before you go up into the park or on your way back I highly recommend this place.

They're never are open when they say they are? Frustrating to drive over here to see that the doors…read moreare closed and nobody is here, when it states that they're open online?

A food truck with Thai food stationed at Crowe and Wolf the night I tried it. They give you a…read morebeeper when you order so you can go sit and relax until it's ready. Service was friendly. I ordered Pad Thai with chicken. It seemed to have a fair amount of chicken. However, the noodles, which were very plentiful, were dry and the sauce tasted more on the sour side. I like my sauce slightly on the sweet side. They give you brown sugar on the side along with crushed nuts and peppers, but I was afraid the sugar wouldn't mix well with the noodles being on the dry side. There was also very little in the way of green onion and no cilantro. There was a little egg. I ended up just eating a little of it until the chicken was gone and just tossed the rest. I see a picture of basil chicken on here that might be worth trying, but for $18 for the pad thai I was definitely disappointed. I would give 2.5 stars, but gave 3 in case maybe one of their other dishes could be better. The Crowe and Wolfe seltzer did not disappoint though! The hard lemonade selzer rocked!! And the ambience on a beautiful fall day to be able to sit outside at the brewery is always good.

My latest obsession!…read more I very luckily came across this food truck at gazebo gardens yesterday, and it instantly caught my eye as I love red curry. But since I had some recently, I decided to go with something different: the pork belly basil stir fry and OMG, it blew my mind. Amazing flavor, so much fresh Thai basil! The veggies were still crisp, the pork so tender, and such a generous portion! I haven't had something so remarkably tasty in awhile. I hope they come back to gazebo garden frequently, as I don't usually visit the other food truck hot spots. Cannot wait to visit them again, and I'm already debating internally if I should order the pork belly thai basil again or try something new. It's so good, do yourself a favor and check them out!

Excellent! Food was delicious! Their attention to customer needs can be seen their offer three…read morevarieties of soy sauce- gluten free, special blend and low sodium. Staff was very genuinely friendly, nice and efficient. Ambience is so so cute! The restaurant is shaped like a merry go round and has awesome decor. Plenty of vegetarian options. They even have resident well behaved and very beloved pit bull 'blue' in residence. He does not bother diners. And accepts petting like a gentleman. Definitely worth the visit! On our second day as we asked around about restaurants, everyone recommended about merry go round.

My partner wanted to come here based on a write-up that mentioned the history of the building,…read morespecial soy sauce, and extremely kind staff. The staff was kind, and the building was cool, but that's where the charm ended. We walked into an obese pit bull literally sitting on a chair at the table, right next to where we got seated. There had been a sign out front saying there was a "service dog" inside with a picture of the obese pit bull in question, so I guess that's helpful but calling it a service dog really stretches credulity. I'm not sure what service the dog is providing for the owner who was not present until the end of our meal, at which point he paraded the dog around the tiny restaurant to greet customers. Another customer came in with a dog, too - apparently this tiny restaurant is teetering into becoming a dog park. I love dogs. I work with animals for a living. I am a dog owner and bring my dog everywhere I can, within reason and with the explicit permission of the businesses we visit. I do NOT appreciate a poorly-behaved pit bull, kept docile by virtue of his excessive weight, slobbering on a dining table. I do not appreciate dog dander in my food. But mostly, being in a family that used actual guide dogs - as in, dogs that were specifically bred and trained for YEARS by experienced professionals to assist their visually impaired handlers all day, completely ignore food and people that try to interact with them, and to tuck themselves quietly at their handler's feet at a restaurant, I'm put off by "service dogs" just moseying around a restaurant or sitting at a table with diners. It really does seem like this dog's main purpose is to hang out and be a restaurant mascot, which sure sounds like a health code violation. Dog dander aside, the food was basically on par with what you might order at any American-style Chinese restaurant. The orange chicken had a strong orange peel flavor, so it stood out. The rice was dry. I didn't notice anything unique about the soy sauce. The other items we ordered were unremarkable.

Great food and even better service! The couple running it is awesome! Definitely worth a stopread more

Overall, great authentic homey taste and friendly customer service. Located in a corner dirt road…read moreparking lot with three food trucks parked there. Has a tented area with tables right outside provided for us to dine at but was infested with large mosquitoes so we quickly ate and left. All the items tastes great and not overly salty and the tacos are not overly greasy. We ordered tacos with many different meat and they all tastes great. Asada, langua, tripa, etc. I especially find the texture of the tripa (beef fried intestines) interesting. I've had tripa from many taco trucks but none of them made it fried like they do here. Interesting texture and savory flavor. Definitely would do a stop by here again if in route for a lunch stop. The only thing is, the complimentary stir fry onion and green pepper was very spicy and too oily for me to handle, but I'm sure others wouldn't mind.

This was amazing!! I got the beef pho, the shrimp dumplings, egg rolls, and a Thai tea. Great…read moreflavor and can rival any Vietnamese restaurant in Los Angeles and probably win. Will definitely be back. The owner/cook was very friendly and gave me some great recommendations even though I showed up 10 minutes before closing.

Unfortunately, had really wanted to like this place and give it a 5 star but the first taste…read moreencounter caught us off guard. Spring Rolls & Summer Rolls: 2 Star. My friend and I both ordered summer roll (pork and lettuce wrapped in rice paper) and spring rolls (shrimp and lettuce wrapped in rice paper) at $12 for 4 rolls. The Vietnamese owner lady was very nice and let us order them as a mixture of 2 spring rolls and 2 summer rolls as one order. Freshly made to order. They look and taste very "home made", also on the smaller side compared to what I'm used to (lots of Vietnamese restaurants near where I live), and these rolls do not come with rice noodles as many others I'm used to. All that aside, we took our very first bite a few hours later and my friend immediately felt stands of hard thin strings in her mouth, and spitting out SEVERAL STRANDS of short hair, which is not the same color as her own long hair. Shocking. Very shocking. My rolls were just fine with no foreign substances, however the more we eat the more we are getting grossed out from the encounter...she didn't finish eating that roll with hair in it and continue to eat 2 out of the 3 rolls left and so did I, since we were both very hungry and it was our only food option during the long journey, but the whole time we were getting more and more grossed out and none of us ate the 4th last roll in our order. Payment: She accepts credit card or Venmo, but any other form of payment besides cash would be an extra dollar of up charge. Instead of paying $13 for a $12 item, we decided to scramble for cash to pay her. Location: One of three food trucks located in a dirt road parking lot with active large and live mosquitoes flying around attacking us while we order food and dine. A Mexican taco truck each to the left and right side of this Vietnamese food truck. Other: This lady owner says she's had her business here for 5 years now. Had wanted to try several items on the menu but already made a purchase with the taco truck to its right. Perhaps it's a good thing, because the sanitary and hygiene issue here is questionable. I hope she starts to wear a hair net when she preps food. I mean, I understand we all shred hair daily and she must of been working hard to chop the veggies and hand roll each spring roll...but we really don't need that evidence in the form of strands of hair in our food...