This is a food truck located at Davis Bay. B got the chorizo dog and I took a bite. It was a very…read moredelicious hotdog. The weiner was definitely homemade. $10 for a food truck hotdog was kind of expecting it. They have the usual condiments on the side: mustard, ketchup, bbq, redish, sauerkraut etc.

I was in Gibsons for a long weekend and my friends were told to come here Persephone for the great…read morebeer. We were pleasantly surprised to see this food truck. I got the pizza ($22) and it was probably one of the best pizzas I've ever had. The pizza seems to change every so often. The one I had had purple flowers on top, delicious cheese, a fresh sauce, and dill. My friends tried the shrimp tacos and loved it. I will come back again just for the pizza!

What a wonderful surprise to find this beautiful new food truck along the trail to Skookumchuck…read moreNarrows. The owners are super sweet and have a great back story, having retired from careers in wildfire fighting. They serve both prepared foods as well as packaged seafood to go. The ceviche was perfectly balanced with onion, seafood and lime. The seafood chowder was cream-based and very savory. The smoked steelhead portion was a tad on the small side but very tasty. There is a picnic table available for on-site dining or food can be on-the-go for the hike. A fun experience.

Absolutely delicious and the owners are sooooooo nice! Also very affordable.. By the way there is a…read moresuper cool hike two steps away.

I was so looking forward to trying some Jamaican food, ordered the curried goat and NY sister got…read morethe brown stew chicken. The brown stew chicken had very little flavor and the curried goat had so many bones in it that it was dangerous to try and eat. Maybe when COVID is over I can try again.

OMG! Authentic, delicious creole food on the Sunshine Coast! And a lot of it--proteins like…read morechicken, goat, and shrimp--is off owner Diego's farm onsite. Take out or delivery only, and a off the beaten track (and up a gravel road). But worth seeking out. And worth planning ahead for, as orders require 1hr call ahead to be ready. I enjoyed generous portion of curry goat with beans & rice, plus order of coleslaw and spicy beef patty (for later). The curry goat was tender and flavorful, perfectly married with rice and beans. A winner!

Nice ice cream with flavors which change daily. You can get it in a cone or cup. Or buy a pint to…read morebring home. There are ice cream sandwiches too. I'm guessing the location does change, especially during summer. It was at Davis Bay beach when we got the ice cream during summer. Perfect way to enjoy summer at the beach with a nice cool treat. The starry night I got was ok, I liked the chocolate but not the Oreo bits. Too grainy. The higgeldy piggeldy with salted caramel and fudge was much better.

Local ice cream truck located in Sechelt. I got the Strawberry Rhubarb and B got the Starry Night…read more(basically chocolate and oreo mixed together). The strawberry rhubarb was delicious. The Starry Night was a bit too chunky. The oreo didn't mix very well inside and its basically like eating oreo with ice cream stuck to it. A small ice cream cone costed $6.75. It is a bit on the higher end. It was a hot day and an ice cream definitely help cooled off the heat.

Do youself a favour and visit Semir's hot dog cart! Dogs are out of this world and Semir is an…read moreamazing guy and perhaps the friendliest person you will ever meet!

From the owner: We serve fresh, organic, free range meats with the best vibes! read more

This review is based on the "Stress-Less Lunch" event and Disco Cheetah…read more On September 18, 2024, there was an amazing event called Stress-Less Lunch, where a selection of food trucks gave out 100% free food. You simply line up, receive a ticket stub from a staff member, and redeem it for a food item. It's strictly one per person. The event happened every Wednesday in September and usually sold out quickly, so you had to come early to wait in line. It started at 12 PM, but I waited from 11:15 AM and got my food an hour later. According to social media, it was sponsored by Cadillac Fairview, a commercial real estate company that owns the nearby Pacific Centre mall. The location of the event was at Robson Square, right outside the Vancouver Art Gallery. As for the food at Disco Cheetah, it's absolutely delicious--it's the bomb! I got a bowl of Korean food with battered boneless chicken thigh, multigrain rice, greens, corn, edamame, pickled red cabbage, and scallions. You also have a choice of sauces to go with the dish. I chose garlic ranch sauce and chili sauce. The chicken thigh was crispy, and every bite had a satisfying crunch. It was full of strong, salty flavors. The greens and rice complemented the dish nutritionally, balancing the salty flavors of the sauces and adding softer, saucy textures to contrast the crispy battered chicken. Big 5 out of 5 stars to the Disco Cheetah and Cadillac Fairview event staff based on this visit. I'm so glad I came out to this event and waited patiently for an hour for the food. The weather was nice, but the air was a little chilly, so it wasn't too bad of a wait. The lines were neatly organized by the event staff, which made the wait less stressful, so kudos to them for that. Disco Cheetah has a restaurant on Davie Street in downtown, so I will definitely consider visiting Disco Cheetah there to try their other dishes.

Disco Cheerah food truck on Howe St by Robson Square…read more Been a while since tried it and happen across it on my lunch walk. I recall the portions were always large, so I usually got for salad bowl to make it lighter. I just noticed that customers were using the self-serve sauces. The chicken was very large and juicey. The salad had a mix of corn, beans, shredded carrots and pickles. Strictly take out, but can get a seat around Robson Square.