Food: 9/10 Service: 9/10…read moreValue: 8/10 I have an interesting relationship with hot dog vendor carts. I live between both stadiums in SF, and I have a corner unit where many of the vendors park and prep their carts right outside my place. Every time I see them, I want to go downstairs and grab one but I don't because hot dogs usually give me heartburn. I probably eat one every few years, if that. But on this particular day, I somehow ended up having two in one night. I started the day partying at SVN, and before heading into Midway, I decided I needed to get a hot dog in my stomach to sober up. Then after a full night at Midway, I got another one on my way home to help reset. I've never had two hot dogs in a single day before, but they hit the spot both times and guess what? No heartburn ftw! Each hot dog was $10, which felt fair considering how big and filling they are. It's not some tiny snack - they're fully loaded, grilled to perfection, and just the thing you want when you're out late and need something savory and satisfying. I'm always grateful these vendors are out here, especially after they kept me from getting too buzzed. Highly recommend trying one at least once.

We ordered the hot dog, but unfortunately, the flavor was lacking. The service was decent, and the…read moreambience was nicely decorated, though a bit loud.

Way too crowded. that's cus everyone knows this night market has a lot to offer. a lot of energy…read more definitely not a relaxing place to go if you're looking to stroll slowly. you better keep walking and keep that pace so you dont block everyone. lot of food options, some activities, and various performers including Martin Yan (super charismatic guy!). The set up is good that the booths are in the middle so you can walk down one side of the street then make a U and come back the other way to see the rest. street parking only, very difficult to find. just do everyone and yourself a favor and take/support Muni. happy this event brings a lot of business to the mom and pop shops on Irving!

A great addition to the Sunset and if you want to see Yan Can Cook, we'll he's cooking here…read more It's a booming night market. Don't let the 5pm light crowd fool you because by 7pm it's shoulder to shoulder packed. Long couple blocks of street vendors with expensive food. We paid $13 for a couple pieces of lumping and $7 for one empanada and all other $8 for flan just ro give you an idea of the prices here. But, it's a social thing with friends that was fun. Supporting local businesses and small business owners is always a plus in my book!

Loved the taste. Masa was just right. The chicken was spicy but delicious. I will be going back for…read moremore.

This place is so good! I parked at the corner where their address is and looked in every direction…read morefor a shop. Then I saw the umbrella and two ladies sitting under it. That's the place! Everyone where I work was thrilled when I brought tamales instead of donuts for our mid morning break. I'll be back.

This food truck event is nicely tucked away in the Sea Bowl parking lot. On a foggy day, you might…read morenot be able to find it but I was lucky enough to go on a clear evening. It was advertised as the LAST Food Truck Strike, but I'm hoping it was just the last one of the season and not forever. I got there about an hour after the trucks opened for business and the lines had little to no wait time. That was both awesome (insta-food!) and bad (over-splurge!). My group and I stopped at 4 out of the 8 trucks. I'll close with a story of food truck camaraderie. I saw the guy from Koja Kitchen deliver several koja to the An the Go truck in exchange for garlic noodles. A food swap! Nice to see folks in the biz supporting and sharing each other's cuisine. Fun location, minimal lines, good weather, and good eats! Food Truck Strike, I hope you'll strike again =)

Fast and delicious. I love tacos and they did not disappoint this hungry eater. I'd suggest a…read moreplatter to try more than the usual beef and chicken. Be sure to add a salsa or or the envelope may be a little dry on the chew.

Everything they have is amazing and made fresh. We love the hamburgers & poc chuc so authentic and…read morealways flavorful. We even had them cater our son's birthday party. They were a hit! 100/10 recommend

Bangkok Nights, curry in Popsicle form sounds both intriguing and unappetizing at the same time…read more My curiosity won out, and I'm happy that it did. Bangkok Nights was one of the most satisfying Popsicles I've ever devoured. It was rich and creamy and exploding with flavors. Pow! Mind blown!

Well, they were cold…read more.. Pop Nation makes and sells popsicles and was doing so recently at the Stern Grove Festival. They were a fast alternative to the nearby food trucks but a substitute for nothing. Using natural ingredients, two of us had the Thai Tea and Salted Chocolate popsicles ($6 apiece) and neither of us had anything wonderful to say about either. What we both thought was that each was too mild in flavor to do anything more than satisfy a desire for something cold. If it takes unnatural ingredients to improve the taste I'd be all for it. The vendor was steering the folks ahead of me to the Pineapple popsicles. Perhaps you would enjoy a tastier experience with one of those.

Place is good and the food too. My problem was parking so if you're running late you might have to…read morebe going around for a while

So lucky to have discovered this hot dog stand! Probably the best hot dogs I've eaten here in the…read moreWest Coast. The hot dogs are only $3 (cash only) and the service was very fast. Hot dog wrapped in bacon with ketchup, mustard, onions, and jalapenos - great combo! Definitely would love to come back here again.