I was drunk and tired after a long day on my feet talking to people for work. I wanted comfort food…read moreand I wanted it fast. Indian street food & co on uber eats delivered that swiftly and deliciously. The mango lassi was very good. The butter chicken was sumptuous, rich, creamy, and cooked to perfection. It didn't even upset my stomach as Indian food sometimes does in the states! The vasterbotten cheese naan was generous and I devoured it. 10/10 would recommend.

This concept beats Indian buffet format for the health conscious individuals. Portions sized enough…read moreto be called a meal. After all it's a street food. As compared to buffet meals. Even with a bit of wait in the line to order food, it works. Limited menu noted on the board makes it easy to make a selection. We enjoyed samosa chat, chicken curry, and pav bhaji during few visits. Chicken curry came with pita, rice as well as yogurt and papad. All dishes were fresh, warm and nicely presented for a fast or street food. Outdoor seating along pedestrian boulevard makes it enjoyable.

Matholmen gathers many of Stockholm's food trucks at Skeppsholmen on summertime weekends, with…read moreloungey seating and a great view of Djurgården, Strandvägen, and lots of boats. It markets itself as Sweden's largest food truck fair, and it really is quite big. I had been seeing and reading a lot about Matholmen and decided to make my way over there one Saturday afternoon when I was starting to feel a little peckish. I take it the food trucks present will vary each weekend because when I was there, quite a few of the trucks listed on Matholmen's website weren't there.. hrrm. So who was there? A lot of BBQish/meat-y trucks, with burgers. A lot of Latino-ish trucks. One with donuts, one with dumplings. A crabshack. So you'd think there's something for everyone.. well I can't help but feel overwhelmingly underwhelmed by food trucks in Sweden/Stockholm. Most are, again, really meat-focused with few veggie options - usually a variation of a cheese or mushroom burger. Little to no seafood-fish trucks. Dessert? Shakes? Chocolate? Let's get all the food groups in, guys!

Fantastic summer day in Stockholm at this gathering of food trucks on Skeppsholmen. Great choices,…read morefriendly and helpful people, and a superb atmosphere. Stockholmers are most fortunate to have this. I would make this a regular summer weekend thing if I lived here.

Simply: one of the best burgers in Stockholm! If you see the green truck, don't hesitate to give…read morethem a try. Hamburgers are thick, juicy and super tasty and, if you order them in a combo, they come with delicious french fries and a garlic-y sauce on the side. They change locations on a daily basis, thus you must check in advance if you would like to enjoy them. Verdict: Will I go again? Oh YES! I actually stalk their Facebook page to get their weekly schedule ^_^. Will I recommend this place? GO GO GO! What about the price? The price for their combos is within the range of fast food chains, but the quality is WAY superior. I'll chose them with my eyes closed over McDonald's and/or Burger King.

Amazing Burger. Like crazy good. If you see the green food truck. Run towards it and eat one of the…read morebest burgers in Sweden. I tried the gourmet burger and at a later time a special they had with goat cheese and double meat. Both were really juicy with fresh ingredients and (according to them) 100% organic containing no e-numbers. Of course being a food truck. They have no place to sit and you'll need to eat at the office or outside but it's so good, it's worth it.

I'm afraid Hornstulls Marknad may have lost its touch. The…read morelocation is still perfect - Hornstulls Strand, right along the water, is worth a stroll even when there is no flea market. The view out across the water is unbeatable, particularly on a sunny day. And last year, I would have given the market five stars, easy. It was absolutely packed with sellers, with everything from low-end to high-end clothing to toys and books and antiques and wooden phone cases and more. It took 45 minutes just to walk through, not even looking thoroughly at each table. This year, the selection seems weak. I know that each week it's different, but I've been to the market three times this year and each time I was disappointed. I used to always walk away with something new - a sweater or dress or shoes - but I haven't purchased anything this year. There simply aren't as many sellers. I think that one reason for this may be the new focus on food trucks. The food trucks were there last year as well, of course, but there weren't as many. Now it seems that the focus is just as much or more on the food than on the flea market. Now, this isn't a bad thing per se - the food trucks are fantastic. You can indulge in crepes, Jamaican, Mexican, or a traditional Swedish fika. But if you're hoping for a second-hand shopping bonanza, you may be disappointed.

Lovely place to spend time on Sunday in summer. Perfect combination of the flea-market and Sunday…read morebrunch with a street food from food trucks. There is both diamonds for the eyes like Stockholm dwellers who sell their plecious clothes and home things, and artist selling their creations, as well as diamonds for the stomach: tacos, vietnamiese food, coffe and cakes. Marknad is located at the street facing the water, so one can just sit near the shore with some nice snacks, enjoy the day and take it easy. Every marknad is not like the previous, so one would want to come there regularly.

Authentic Latin American food in Stockholm. Huge portions and super flavorful, a bit pricey for a…read moresandwich (90 sek) but worth it. Had the vego-churrasco vegan style (no cheese or mayo). Try the sandwich with the pico de gallo, it tastes even better. The regular vego-sandwich has grilled pieces of cheese in it. The chicken has marinated chunks of chicken and the beef has thinly shaved slices of marinated beef. It seems that they don't skimp at all on sandwich fillings, they really fit as much as possible in the bun. We also tried the churros (fried dough served as dessert...think long, skinny, and crunchy donuts). They are made from frozen dough but are fried fresh to order. They are dusted with sugar and served with a caramel sauce. They were not the best, but still decent. You get 6 medium sized sticks for 55 sek. The service is friendly and fast. They speak Spanish, English, and Swedish. The vibe is great: Latin music, a nice outdoor eating area, and a food truck devoted to alcoholic drinks right next door. Try it at least once, and go hungry. Will definitely be going back soon!