The Dawg Eat Dog food truck is an absolute must-try!…read more When I review hot dogs around the country, I'm always searching for vendors who understand the true art of serving a great hot dog. For me, the gold standard is simple: a hot dog that reminds me of that first grilled dog at a family BBQ--perfect char, served hot, and not buried under a mountain of toppings. One thing I'll never understand is boiled hot dogs. Boiling strips away flavor. If you're a hot dog vendor, take notes from Dawg Eat Dog and step up your game. What impressed me? They grilled the hot dog. They toasted the bun. The dog was hot and flavorful. I suspect they may steam the hot dogs before grilling, which is actually a smart move for food trucks because it reduces wait times while still serving a hot product. Whatever they're doing, it works. I found Dawg Eat Dog at Sumner Rhubarb Days, and after one bite, they jumped straight to #2 on my Best Hot Dog List. Now, for full disclosure, the #1 spot is still held by Smokey Joe's Hot Dogs LLC in Peoria, Arizona. I can say that confidently because I owned that stylish shipping container restaurant myself! And before anyone asks, my personal favorite hot dog of all time is still the 7-Eleven Spicy Bite eaten completely naked--no condiments. Sometimes simplicity wins. If you're still searching for your go-to hot dog, use Dawg Eat Dog as your benchmark for what a quality hot dog experience should be. Great flavor, great execution, and a great example of how hot dogs are supposed to be served. Nick's Hot Dog Rating: Char: 9/10 Bun: 9/10 Flavor: 9/10 Overall Experience: 9/10 Bottom Line: You won't be disappointed. #DawgEatDog #HotDogReview #SumnerRhubarbDays #GrilledNotBoiled #HotDogLife #FoodTruckFinds #NicksHotDogReviews

Was just driving by Canyon Rd in Puyallup and this food truck was outside McLendon hardware and I…read morethought today seems like a great day for a hot dog. I went with a Seattle dog because I love cream cheese and it was great! The only thing that could have made it better would be if they had some sliced tomatoes you could add on... well I also think it would be great with a little chili but I prefer chili with beans and their chili is an all meat chili so I didn't go that route. They also had a variety of sauces out for you to customize your hot dog as well as jalepeno slices but it was difficult to open the containers for jalepenos and relish, ect. Over all though, it's a solid hot dog food truck and I would come back for another Seattle dog!

I had Licia's Lumpia at Kilig in the International District, and they were delicious! Seasoned…read morejust right, perfect size, and with that comforting homemade-just-like-my-childhood nostalgia. I'd buy in bulk if given the chance.

I LOVE LICIAS LUMPIA!!!! Their lumpia is a lot bigger than your standard "shanghai". They have 3…read moredifferent options as well beef, pork, and veggie! They might be the only lumpia company I know that has a veggie option. They've been making a huge impact in the Seattle Filipino community as well! I always see them as vendors at the Pista, Seattle night markets, and FCS events! Best merch in the biz!!!!

Had a Pop-Up in my local neighborhood! Such a delicious…read morefood truck! Wait wasn't long & the service was quick! Great lunch pickup & would definitely try more items next time when they pop up! The Garlic Butter Shrimp Plate was sooo good!!

We were walking around the Lacey Night Market, and wanted to grab some food before we left. I…read moredecided to try the Butter Garlic Shrimp. And we made it just in time. They had just enough left for one more order. Shrimp was flavorful and tasty. But the rice was way too mushy for me; I don't like mushy rice. Staff was friendly.

Had to do it...I was glad I did. Snoop Dogz hooked it up with a fat dog and a nice selection of…read moretoppings to load up on. Only 3$!!

Came here a couple weeks ago, back again tonight for more! I think this is going to be on our…read moreregular rotation now. Location/Parking: Right along Lake City way sandwiched between a couple restaurants - lots of parking behind the restaurant. Ambiance: Very busy Thai street feel. Service: Amazing - waitress was very helpful pinpointing new dishes for us to try. It was our second time and wanted to venture out to new dishes. Food: The good: Larb Ped - Ground duck with crispy duck skin, - this was the surprising winner - the fresh herbs and bit of crunch - wow - will definitely order this one again in the future. Tom Zab - we ordered the beef version of this. Beef was very tender, broth was on the sour side but not in a bad way, loved the fresh herbal flavor in this dish. Green Curry - so we get this dish pretty much everywhere we go, but this place - I don't know what they do, but the flavors are so much better at this place. Krapow with Fried Egg - we ordered the ground chicken one last time, and it was good. We ordered this beef this time and my husband liked it better. I liked both - I think this dish is great because it's a whole meal - comes with rice and a couple slices of cucumber that you can just call your veggies for the day. And who doesn't like a crispy runny egg over the top?! The okay: Tum Luang Prabang - savory noodle salad packed with flavors. I think the flavor combo wasn't my favorite but I'm still glad I tried it. I think I'll go with another salad next time though. The bad: Nothing. Recommendation: Try it. I'm sure it'll become a regular spot for you too. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Ask your server for recommendations for more authentic, off the beaten path dishes!

Small-ish, unassuming restaurant with fantastic food! Our daughter lives in the area, and this was…read moreone of the best recommendations she made. Everything about Larb made us feel welcome. The staff was friendly and efficient - even though it was busy, everyone got taken care of quickly. There were no surprises on the menu - all the classics we expected to see were present, even though we ended up ordering a couple of dishes that may have been unique to Larb. Overall, our experience was welcoming, comfortable, friendly, and delicious. FYI, the sign was a little difficult to pick out from the driver's seat of my car, so check your GPS before you go, if you're not a regular.

In short Killer tacos and a great menu otherwise. Nice…read moreprices, super-nice people, and a relaxed setting. In long We've shopped next door at the market many times, and, even though you can walk down the hall inside and come in here for food, we just haven't timed it right. They're always playing festive, loud music outside, so we certainly knew it was there. We're so happy we finally made it in. The lady up front was so patient with us--helping with our wheelchair, waiting while we agonized over what to order, totally forgiving us when we changed our minds a million times. We weren't low-maintenance today, and she was still smiling warmly the whole time. We checked out tacos and a sope. Red and green salsas, too, plus a dish of more-fiery chili crisps in oil. All the tacos were great. Campechano, chorizo, asada, and birria. Great flavors, fresh toppings, nice chew to the tortillas. The sope was fantastic, particularly the meat and toppings. They have some supermarket beers in the cooler, and plenty of Mexican sodas. We loved everything about this summertime late lunch.

We love this place! From the tamales to the desserts!…read moreAnd baked goods! Definitely worth the effort to make it there!

Have very much loved Bob's 100% local raw honey & products for years…read more We've used raw honey my whole long life, & bee products. Nothing else in existence can do for health & nutrition, what real raw local honey & bee products can! Don't make the costly mistake I did: I got rooked by a honey store in Rochester, bot 6 gal. of 2 Other labels, on sale, to get bulk containers, due to circumstances. I wish I'd gotten Bob's!! Won't make this mistake again! Those Other brands were labeled raw honey. Looked legit on outside. But a few years later on opening, both of those were utterly faked! Labels & contents, faked! Those contained a thin syrup-consistency, but no granulation, & slightly un-honey aroma & flavor. Lesson: Even if getting more smaller sized jars, & know it's the real deal, get the good stuff local to you! Avoid suckering for faked! If opaque containers, make store open them to check honey consistency, aroma & taste. If container transparent, roll jar to check if properly thick/slow-moving, & if granulation has started, to help avoid paying dearly, even at sale prices, for fake honey. In the Olympia area, get Bob's raw honey!

Bob's Bees is now located at 4040 Marvin Rd. NE. in Lacey. Open Wednesday through Sunday,…read more0900-1600. You'll see the signs for honey for sale on the sides of the road. Easy to spot. His doggy is always there with him and is quite well behaved. Love his honey. He also offers beeswax, honeycomb, and bee pollen. Highly recommend.

I was pleasantly surprise at how good this place was. I actually got my food at the Microsoft…read morecampus since they had a food truck. It was pretty quick service and price are sooo much more reasonable than other food trucks nearby. The line was long but it moved pretty quickly. The portion might look small but it was hefty. I got the lamb kebab roll and the bhel puri. Flavor was spot on. They were addicting. The lamb was stuffed in the roll and it was soft and very easy to eat. Definitely want to try soft serve as it looks sooo good on their social media page. I definitely want to check out their store eventually but for now, food truck it is!

Spice Waala is a really tasty casual spot for Indian food that I will definitely be visiting again!…read moreWe tried a few of their kathi rolls - the paneer, lamb, and chicken. I thought the lamb and chicken were really tasty, and each had a distinct combination of flavors. They pack a good amount of meat and sauce in there, so even though each individual roll is not huge, it feels really hearty. I agree with their guidance that you should get two rolls if you're hungry. The one thing that I think is missing a bit from the rolls is a crunchy element. They have some diced red onion in there but not that much. I think I'd like the rolls even better if they had more of a crunchy vegetable in there for textural variation, but it's still quite good. Will definitely be back to try some of their snacks.