The service was friendly, and the restaurant was clean and welcoming. We paid about $21 per plate…read morebecause we chose the 2-choice option. We don't normally comment on portion sizes, but we were genuinely surprised by how little protein came with the plates. The amount of Kalua pig was quite small, and it looked like the chicken thigh was cut in half for both the Katsu and Hurricane Katsu. The rice portions were generous, but we finished all of the protein quickly and were still hungry afterward. Flavor-wise, the Korean Chicken was excellent and was easily our favorite item. The Kalua pig was good as well. The Katsu and Hurricane Katsu were a bit underwhelming for us, as they were fairly mild and relied heavily on the sauce and furikake garnish for flavor. Overall, we enjoyed the service and atmosphere, and the food itself wasn't entirely horrible. We just expected larger protein portions and a more filling meal for nearly $50 including tip for two people. Hopefully this feedback is helpful, as we'd love to see this place succeed.

The food is great. I simply wish they were a bit more generous with the portion sizes, especially…read morefor the price. I'm always debating whether I want to spend less and be full at Hula Hands or spend more for the variety at Ohana Grindz. Overall, I would recommend this place!

What an awesome find on our bike ride on the coastal trail. All dogs were tasty and cooked…read moreperfectly. Their mustard selection is impressive. Best of all, the prices are more than fair. Anchorage is lucky to have Yeti.

The most noticeable food truck in the entire state of Alaska! the staff is super friendly and…read moreamazing to talk to you. I have no issues showing up early to hang out and chat with them as they are super friendly people. The best dog for your buck anywhere in the state of Alaska. they have amazing specials and great flavors. if you have never had zapps voodoo chips, check them out they're delicious! Of course, follow them on Facebook or your favorite social media or just know where they're at. During the summer, you can find them often in the Kincaid chalet. On the weekends, you can find them at Spenard food truck festival. if you're cruising around and see their silver truck, make sure to pull over andgrab a hotdog! Thank you so much for the special today. I miss in and out burger and was happy to get a little taste of it today!

I am a self proclaimed hot dog connoisseur and this was my first stop in Anchorage. Anchor Town…read moreDogs does not disappoint!! It's the perfect street cart hot dog joint. You have all the condiments your heart desires to chose from, including a soda and some chips. This is a quick lunch spot that makes, for folks like me who eat with their hands, the perfect meal.

There was only two things I wanted to try on my trip here and it was Reindeer and Salmon. Thank you…read morefor making this happen. It was delicious would buy again.

Is this Anchorage's version of an LA dog? $8 for a piping hot Reindeer dog in 12F weather after…read moresome drinking had been had. The spicy reindeer sausage was indeed spicy but tasty. As for friendliness, not sure I can say that the guy was friendly. He was chatting with the guy (in another language) before me and I feel like they kept looking at me weird but they were the only dog stand around, so I just paid for my dog and left.

Excellent classic city food truck hot dogs. What makes these great is technique. The gal (Tia, I…read moreassume) grills the dogs and the bun to perfection so the greases are released to the surface of the dog just right. And if you like caramelized onions, you won't find better ones in the city. I am a person that generally despises hot dogs unless they are really fancy (a la International House of Hot Dogs, down the street). But on a sunny day, sometimes its nice to sit outside and people watch the tourists, sunbathe and eat a greasy dog buried in tasty toppings. Other than IHOH, you won't find a better dog in down. Bring your own seating, rain or shine, entertainment is free.

I went to Tiki Pete's Alaskan Dogs for the Spenard Food Truck Taco Tuesday. I was excited to see…read morevegan options and when I asked if burgers were gluten free they said yes. The lady offered me grilled onion and I was over the moon. My burger came out dry with no onion. It cost $12 and still had a side of cheese even though I was clear I was dairy free. The dry burger had little to no flavor and there was one weak, tiny piece of bacon on it that was hardly worth the extra $2. This place was way too expensive and it was not worth the stop. I was really disappointed.

I'll be honest i was a lil hesitant at first, theres plenty of reindeer dog vendors in this town…read morebut ive never heard of one that puts mac and cheese on their dogs. The woman who served us was very kind, and welcoming the service was speedy. The mac and cheese dog was delicious, and unlike antthing that ive ever tasted before, and i would 100% recommend it!

Easy to order. Very freindly serivce. The sausage was cooked to perfection. The street corner well…read moreits a street corner in a city.

great place to grab a sausage…read more the vendor told us legally the sausage can contain a max of 10% reindeer, so you'll have to rein in your expectations of eating something gamey and wild. apparently you have to know someone who makes it themselves i had a plain reindeer sausage and it tasted like a smoked sausage youd get at the store. great, but nothing crazy