Vancouver's burgeoning food truck scene has given us some fresh, interesting lunch options. Flowerbunny had yet to try Kaboom Box (formerly Fresh, Local, Wild), and as it was close to where we work, we decided to go. I have been here a few times, and when it changed from Fresh, Local, Wild to Kaboom box, I didn't really notice a drop off in quality which is good. Their poutine isn't quite as tasty as before, but the sandwiches are still spot on.
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Showing posts with label Food Cart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food Cart. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Feastro The Rolling Bistro
After seeing an episode on Eat St. about Feastro the Rolling Bistro (and finding out that their new location is here in Vancouver ^__^), I wanted to try it! The truck is located on Thurlow and West Cordova and is quite easy to spot the big purple truck. They have a wide range of items on their menu that you can choose from: crab cakes, a variety of tacos, ceviche, prawns, oysters, anything seafood, they probably have. And everything they use are fresh and local ingredients.On Eat St., they featured the crab and shrimp cake and it was one of the items I really wanted to try.
Feastro the Rolling Bistro Truck
Labels:
Food Cart,
seafood,
Street Food
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Food Cart - ReUp BBQ
In the mood for pulled pork and wanting to sample some of the new cart vendors that have popped up as a result of Vancouver's street food initiative, we decided to head to ReUp Barbecue in front of the Vancouver art gallery.
The line up was pretty long and we ended up waiting for 10 minutes or so before we were able to order. The menu is nice and simple. A pulled pork sandwich will set you back $6 plus HST. You can add a homemade sweet tea or soda for $2 plus HST.
The line up was pretty long and we ended up waiting for 10 minutes or so before we were able to order. The menu is nice and simple. A pulled pork sandwich will set you back $6 plus HST. You can add a homemade sweet tea or soda for $2 plus HST.
Labels:
BBQ,
Food Cart,
Pulled Pork,
Street Food
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