This is a lunch time food truck pod what forms up more or less in front of that nice fountain by…read morethe GE building. While it's primarily intended for the hordes of office peeps what teem in the ranch of bishop there's no reason the occasional passerby can't pull in for lunchables. Parking is massive, surrounding the place like the ocean surrounds tom hanks in castaway, and is 95 percent full at lunch. Generally speaking you'll find a space in that lot close by even if it is in the vistor section which I feel justified in using as I'm visiting for lunch. Food trucks come and go so what you see when you arrive may be different then on my visit. My choices were a chicago halal mediterranean themed thingy, a bar b cue truck, and a fusion hot dog/hamburger/philly/fried stuff truck, all of which have their strengths and weaknesses. The bar b cue truck is the gold standard, the mederterrean/chicago spot had by far the best veg menu, and the philly was total meh. If you are thinking "hey cheesesteak, I haven't had that for a while...." just get the burger instead. The burger/fries combos are infintely better then the philly. Service is pretty typical. Order at counter ,pay at counter and then wait for someone to scream how they think your name is pronounced out the window while you anxiously hover keeping an eye on that uppity dude who looks like he may try to take off with your fries. Pricing is fairly standard food truck rates for the area. Lunch will come in at around ten bucks more or less depending on choices made. In spite of the mass of asphalt parking that makes bishop ranch such a lovely destination, this is a pleasant lunch option. That fountain is very soothing. there's some benches scattered around for improvised pic nic ing and you can get in, get fed. and get out in 30 mins or so which compares very favorably with the eternal never moving line at the nearest fast food spots. Not that this is a family joint-this is a office complex-, but just in case it ever matters, there lots of room for kids to run around in, and there is a brewery tasting room a short walk away. You know just in case. Anywhoo overall I found it to be a very acceptable outdoorsy lunch spot with a variety of choices. No real shelter from the elements, so beware rainy days, but for unpretentious al fresco dining it's a good choice.

Food Truck Mafia @ Bishop Ranch 3 is in front of the water fountain @ GE building. it's hosts 1-3…read moretrucks daily. more food trucks have come here since more restaurants opened in City Center across the street trucks (3/1) Marshallal( Indian), Rosie's Mexican Food, Haley McNiColls Eatery(Celtic). trucks change daily notes: -turn left after entering driveway, go towards main building. food trucks on right side alongside pavement. -park wherever you find a parking space. no designated parking area.

We visited the San Ramon Farmers Market today and decided to give this Hawaiian barbecue spot a…read moretry. So glad we did! We ordered the large chicken plate, and it was absolutely delicious! It came with two generously sized chicken thighs, which we loved because we much prefer dark meat over white meat for its richer flavor. The chicken was beautifully marinated, packed with flavor, and grilled to perfection. It honestly reminded us of the amazing barbecue chicken we had in Maui! One thing to be mindful of: they charge an additional $3 per dish if you pay by card. That seems like a pretty steep surcharge just to cover credit card processing fees. Unfortunately, we didn't bring cash today, but we'll definitely remember to bring some next time. Overall, fantastic Hawaiian barbecue with authentic island flavors and generous portions. We'd happily come back!

Always dependable and tasty. Give them a follow on Instagram as they'll post where they'll be and…read moreat what time. I typically visit them at the San Ramon Farmers Market every Saturday. They can sometimes get busy especially after 11am, but they'll usually let you know if there is a longer than average wait. I usually opt for the double chicken island special which comes with three pieces of chicken and a side tomato & cucumber salad (tangy and fresh). The chicken is never raw and has a great smoky taste to it. There's not really a sauce but it is marinaded and grilled well.

I used Mama Lee Kitchen catering for a Lunar New Year dinner for 28 people, and it was highly…read moresuccessful!! I wanted to showcase my Taiwanese heritage for the dinner and was excited that Mama Lee's was available to cater. It was hard to decide from the variety of their catering menu because so much of it reminded me of my childhood favorites. I ordered the following, and of course it was way too much, but folks were excited to take home leftovers: - Popcorn Chicken - Pork chop egg fried rice - Chicken cutlet egg fried rice - Qua Bao - Veggie Chow Mein - Crispy Fried Tofu Sticks (with garlic dipping sauce and pickled cabbage) - Seasonal Veggie & Mushroom The popcorn chicken, egg fried rice, and veggie chow mein was the kids' favorites, along with the winter melon lemon tea, which David and Marysa threw in for being their first customer in Pleasant Hill. The adults enjoyed everything that was offered, and were excited to try many new dishes for the first time. Overall, the flavors were reminiscent of my memories of eating in Taiwan, and that was a huge plus! Communication was easy, and the day of the event, they sent pics of the food. Not only did they include delivery over $350, the food was brought in piping hot & they helped set up the food. I am excited to work with David and Marysa again for next year's dinner, and I would highly recommend Mama Lee's catering for your next event!!

Just Love Mama Lee's Signature "Light Salad" Bentos!! The restaurant even upgraded the Bento…read morepackage with more portion!!

Food Truck Mafia operates a food truck gathering here M-F, 7:30-10 a.m. 11-2. at the curved…read morepavement near the Chevron building food trucks (3/1): Halal Bites of Chicago, Tacos de Los Altos notes: -parking here isn't as plentiful as Bishop Ranch 3 -ideal for people working at Chevron. doubt anyone else will drive here given the choices here and the food choices elsewhere....

I had afternoon meetings in San Ramon on Wednesday, which is fortuitous since that's when the…read moregourmet food trucks line up at the Bishop Ranch 1 Courtyard! I immediately lined up for the most popular line, the Koja truck. They had two other trucks and at least one of them was also Korean BBQ. I ordered the Koja Chicken Combo, which included their "sandwich", waffle cut (Kamikaze) fries with some creative toppings, and a drink. The Sandwich looked as if hash browns formed the bread but it was actually like a fried rice cake. Meat had some excellent marinated grilled chicken and a slice of pineapple with some greens. Pretty darn tasty with interesting textures. The fries were also very good - crispy, not oily, and smothered with BBQ beef, kimchi, and an interesting blend of red sauce and mayo. I am now a fan of Koja - I'll just need to schedule more afternoon meetings in San Ramon on Wednesday from now on!

I have worked at Fort Mason at NYE events for the last two years, and both times had Kelly's…read moreamazing food at her food truck. One thing I couldn't wait after my shift, the 2nd year, (this year) I couldn't wait to eat the food she had. The guy in front of me in line, took the last turkey Caprese. When it was my turn, I was sad to tell her that I wasn't sure what I should get anymore, because some things were sold out, including the turkey Caprese the last customer bought. She actually solved the issue, by letting me know that she would add the turkey onto the veggie Caprese. Problem solved, exactly! That made me happy so quickly, I loved her truck & HER even more. LOL My husband got the hotlink sandwich, and he definitely enjoyed that as well. Kelly has a sense of humor, so don't get offended at her jokes. LOL Honestly, every year that I will work at Fort Mason for NYE, I will definitely stop by her truck, after my shift ends. If any food truck is worth, it's hers.

Savourie Streets sells comfort food: sammies and desserts…read more locale: OTG:pleasanton (1/19) eats: 7 cheese mac/cheese(5) -macaroni was huge strands, not the usual elbow -no doubt mozzarrella, cheddar present, gruyere probably also. not all cheese tasted, just one or 2 3.5 stars for best mac cheese out there (so far) crumbs: -sad most mac cheeses in food trucks are virtually tasteless.... -sammies seem pricey, too full to try.

Food: teriyaki chicken with rice and salad $10 $1.50 tax…read morecharge when using the card. TIP: bring cash Drinks: Diet Coke and 7 up $2 Ambience: food tuck mafia Staff: delightful Parking: plenty of parking on niles Overall Experience: food is seasoned and hot!

Kalbi plate - BBQ short ribs had good flavor after few bites taste grew better, comes with rice and…read moresalad. Korean tacos - Best plate. chicken was good, beef was hella good! Portion was huge. Kimchi didn't taste hella pickled or spicy, it went well with taco. Had to eat this with a fork because it was impossible to pick up since it was fully loaded. Spicy pork = Not super spicy, but still hits the spot if you're craving Korean. Also comes with rice and salad. Bottle soda for $2.50 each

I found this taco truck by accident in San Ramon next to the car wash and Costco. Wow! It surprised…read moreme at how good it was. I ordered a super chicharron burrito and it was so juicy, perfect ratio of meat to rice, beans etc. I spoke with the guy who takes the orders and he said he there for 30 min only at lunch time and there for a few hours in the morning time. Crazy! Seems like he does well to be there such short hours Only thing I wish is they took cards. Had to get cash in order to get my food. Will come again soon and hopefully it will be just as good.

Like being back home in East Oakland.... great selection, reasonable size servings, decent prices…read more I've been visiting La Maquina in its various locations for about 6-7 years, and the food is always consistently good.

Taste of The World Markets, bringing together food, people, and beer and they said we wouldn't…read moreaccomplish world peace, not a bad place to start. A public, free, and regular occurring event that brings you the finest selection of California Mobile Food Vendors to local venues close to home. Dont worry either, its perfectly safe to bring the whole family, if the weather is favorable then you can even expect to find tables and chairs but in any case a diverse array of vendors that make grabbing a bite to eat exciting, fast, and cost effective. Only problem here is deciding who to enjoy but just remember it's a reoccurring event so just pick something and come back next time for a whole new experience.

This is a two star review. I came here at the recommendation of a co-worker and want to like it…read moremore than I did. I think the problem is that I couldn't get past the lack of a restroom in the area. They had some portables, but they are making food and we are supposed to eat it. Where are they washing their hands? This area is also pretty cold so if you go, make sure that you have a coat, scarf and hat. I'll never make that mistake again. But because of the cold, I didn't want to eat outside so our food got a cold, but it was good. My husband liked the food he got, but gluten free options are super limited. They get a third star because of the bar! Now there was only one person working there and that's fine because he could go get a snack or something and come back to pour drinks, but again. The restroom issue. Where does he wash his hands, what if he has a cold and sneezes into them, and so on. That's where my mind went. The vendors are quite nice and were helpful and weren't mean when they answered my GF questions and I appreciate that. So, this is like the little engine that could. I can see that it is a gathering spot for people and they have music and speakers which is cool. So I saw and felt a community vibe and people really seemed to like going. If I lived in the area, I may try it a bit more, but in all honestly, Oakland Museum's Off the Grid event is everything I wish this was. I'm sure that they will get there, but don't want to hang out while they figure it out.

I had Fonseca's the night we visited Retro Junkie in Walnut Creek, and the food was so yummy, I…read morejust had to review this truck separately from the venue. I got a shrimp quesadilla (no guac), and it is the best I've ever had. The sour cream and salsa, pico de gallo came on the side, the quesadiila filled with melted cheese and large flavorful pieces of shrimp with a perfect smoky seasoned flavor... I want more now just thinking about it! My partner that day had the carne asada fries (without the guac and pico de gallo), and they finished every last bite! (of course I had a taste too, and loved it). I don't live in the east bay, but needless to say, if they had a brick and mortar, I'd probably become a regular... it would be worth the drive :P

I don't recommend this truck to anyone they have bad CUSTOMER service I called them for a refund…read morebecause I'm at work 60 miles from home and I ordered from they're truck online but there was an error they weren't at my job today and I asked for a refund at 11:30am and they been telling me there going to send it and finally at 3:08 they told me I have to wait till tomorrow I disclose to them I have no more money and are very hungry and I've been at work since 7am till 7pm and they told me once again there going to see what they can do I told do exactly what I did cash app me my $21.20 back. So do not go to a truck that doesn't value the

So happy I ended up going with Talavera Tacos for my 80+ person event this past weekend. I booked…read morethem for tacos and churros and also sprung for a 10-person vegetarian option. The taco service came with pollo, al pastor, and carne asada. The churros came freshly fried and served. The side dishes and sauces were beautifully displayed on a table to the side of where they set up with all the fixings and various spice levels of salsas (mild verde, medium creamy orange sauce, and hot red salsa - all delicious). There was a ridiculously large amount of rice and beans as well. Tortillas were freshly warmed on the griddle before they assembled each taco for our guests, which made for a delicious taco meal. Communication was consistently prompt, clear, and friendly all across the board from emails with booking details to calls for morning-of arrival and setup. That crew is on top of their game. The set up was great, the service was fantastic, and the food was really delicious. We had lots of leftover food and they packed it all neatly and efficiently. I didn't have to worry about containers for them - they did it all. A thousand thank-you to AnaLesia for the most excellent communication, and Frankie and Sofia for flawless and the absolute friendliest day-of service. My guests were so happy and so was I!

This review is very belated. We had Talaveras Tacos cater an event for ~70 people at a park last…read moresummer. They were wonderful to work with, from start to finish: very responsive to our initial inquiries, pricing was as expected, and the team showed up on time and was ready to serve food on time. They also packed up the leftovers before they left so that latecomers could still eat. My only critique was that the elotes didn't look like the pic on Yelp. But everything was delicious, and people were going back for more!