This is at the Steveston Canada Day! It's the first time I've tasted Japadog but it has been in my…read moreto try list. I love the taste. It's freshly cooked. Reasonably priced. Fast order. I think you can add fries n drink for $6.50. I will definitely try out the other flavours! Highly recommended!

yummy hot dog and wonderful service from friendly staff! I had the avocado and hubby had the "love…read moremeat"!

The burgers were pretty good for being such a small hole in the wall/bar vibe, and for how small…read morethe patties were. Biggest downfall was the service. When my big group all had finally found a table that was open, we started looking at the menus on our phone and it wasn't until about 15 minutes of being there that we were told they had a limited menu. The burgers all came out at different times and my burger in particular came out about 20+ minutes after the rest of my group. I was grateful for the GF bun, but my burger came out lukewarm and the bun wasn't toasted, which always makes a big difference for GF bread. All this said, they just seemed really short staffed for a Friday night and I felt bad for the few servers they had. The servers were incredibly kind and gave us all free lemon daddy shots to make up for the long wait time for my burger.

This new food truck is located permanently outside of Electric Bicycle Brewing, you can order…read moreinside the brewery or go straight to the food truck in the back parking lot! They offer juicy smash beef patties, a veggie/vegan option with sweet potato, gluten free buns, burgers for kids and even a treat for dogs. I've tried almost everything on the menu at this point, and their current Feature Burger called the Aussie Kapow is my favourite (why have I never heard of pickled beets on a burger before?!). Second place would be the Crunch, their crispy chicken burger which is perfectly cooked every time I get it. Great spot to bring the whole fam, as the brewery has lots of non-alcoholic and non-beer options, as well as board and card games, and a cute patio for pups.

We were feeling breakfast sandwiches, so we looked up "best breakfast sandwiches in Vancouver" and…read morethat is how we found Crack On. Our order: - The Beast ($17) - Crack on Sandwich ($15) We were surprised at how both sandwiches were both incredibly good, and also completely different. The Beast has egg, a beef patty, pickled onions and sauces, the Crack on Sandwich has egg, the choice of sausage or bacon and candied jalapeños. If I had to pick, the Crack on Sandwich was my favorite because it had delicious thick cut bacon that sweet jalapeños, but both were fantastic. We were so full after these massive breakfast sandwiches that we just had a late dinner. Staff was super nice, it took about 8 minutes for them to make the sandwiches for us.

Don't be fooled as these sandwiches are BIG and very flavorful! Dare I say maybe too much flavor??…read moreNah! As I food truck super fan I've seen Crack On and have always wanted to try them. I stumbled upon the truck on my way to lunch and figured this must be fate. I ordered the Kickin' Chicken and was pleasantly surprised at the size. I can see this sandwich curing a hangover for sure, but I was lucky to not have one on this Tuesday afternoon. I need something sweet after this very savory and filling sandwich. Waiting for the post spicy sammie tummy troubles however, this is completely my fault! :/ Service was great and I didn't have to wait long for my sandwich, both a plus. I will give them another shot and get their staple Crack On next time.

I've been going to Wak Wak Burger since they used to be called $2.75 burger. I got the regular…read morehamburger ($4.75) and the okopote fries ($6.95). I always get the regular hamburger as its a no frills burger that does the trick. It satisfies my burger cravings perfectly. The bun is toasted with butter on the grill. The patty isn't thick but they grill it so that there's a nice crust on it and it adds that extra chew and flavour. They give you a generous amount of ice burger lettuce which makes it refreshing and I'm a suckered for any burger with ketchup on it. This was the first time I got fries and they didn't disappoint. They weren't as crispy as I would have liked. But I loved the sauce and the addition of the Bonito flakes. These were crazy addicting Overall I would like to keep this a hidden gem but I'm sure everyone already knows about it. They show up either at Kerrisdale, river district, downtown or Olympic village. They update their Facebook page regarding their whereabouts everyday at 11am. If you want to catch them, you can check there

While wandering down Granville Street during my trip, I caught a whiff of cooked meat and sauce and…read morehad to check out this food truck! Turns out Wakwak Burger serves up Japanese-style street burgers, and it was such a fun, affordable treat. The Food: I went with their popular Teriyaki Cheeseburger. The flavor combination was amazing, savory patty, sweet and savory teriyaki sauce, and melted cheese packed inside a soft bun. For the price, the value is unbeatable! The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is that it gets super sauce-heavy and a bit messy to eat on the go, but taste-wise, it was worth every napkin. The Service: The staff working inside the truck were super friendly and quick! My burger was ready in just a few minutes, piping hot fresh off the grill. The Ambiance: It's a classic street food truck setup right on Granville St. There's no proper seating, so it's purely a quick grab-and-go spot. Great vibe if you want to soak in the energy of downtown while grabbing a quick bite. Definitely a solid, budget-friendly food truck find if you love burgers with a unique twist!

Went for chicken tacos. As a tourist, I didn't expect tomatoes as it wasn't mentioned on the menu…read morechoice. When I received my order I said I didn't like tomatoes I was just given a "shrug" as if to say "tough, that's what you're getting " Once I scraped off the 50% tomatoes I was left with very little chicken Very poor, not sure hygienic it was as didn't see staff washing hands after sitting having a cigarette. Don't waste your money!

Love love love! My…read morefirst time in Port Moody this was my spot! Love the tacos, fast and delicious. I had the fish tacos multiple times and they are great! Perfect location right by Rocky Point Park, grab a taco and go for a walk! Price....well, truly a bit on the expensive side, wife and I bought tacos and it was over $45, although delicious, a bit high for street food.. (doesn't mean I won't be back but I feel it should be mentioned) Overall Great food, good location

* Confused BBQ * I'm…read morealways on the hunt for good BBQ. There are truly slim pickings around the Vancouver area for good BBQ. So I was excited to spot this food truck on the way out of Home Depot. My first confusion was that I didn't smell any smoke - but I wrote it off to them probably prepping everything offsite and then simply serving it here. My second confusion was the names of the sandwiches. Instead of classic BBQ descriptions they have cutesy names like the Loudmouth (their name for brisket), the Squealer (their name for pulled pork), the Clucker (their name for pulled chicken), Squealer Olè (their name for a pulled pork wrap), and Juicy Lucy (their name for "meatloaf with cheese nuggets" - still not sure what that is!). In any case, I ordered the brisket ($9). My third confusion was watching the two people prepare the sandwich. They seemed to be a bit confused as to how to build a sandwich. It was a big production to make a single sandwich. It was served on a brioche bun with a mound of coleslaw on the bun. The bun held up well to all of that moisture though. My next confusion was the flavour profile which was a bit unusual - lots of horseradish flavour. I noticed they had put a mound of white horseradish onto the bun. I was further confused when there was no taste of any type of traditional BBQ sauce. Everything was just horseradish flavoured. My confusion continued when there was also no taste of smoke at all when I pulled out some of the meat to try it on its own. For a place called blue smoke, you'd expect some of that good ol' smoke flavour common with good low and slow BBQ. Confusion continued with no signs of smoke rings. I know some places use different methods, but call me a traditionalist. And the confusion continued even more as the meat was not exactly pulled, and not exactly sliced. There were some pulled shreds, and several big chunks that were not cut against the grain. Their slicing parallel to the grain made everything really tough and stringy. My confusion continued as I sensed the temperature of the meat. I'm not sure it was held at proper temperature as it was bordering between lukewarm and room temp. Very disappointing overall. Photos: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/blue-smoke-bbq-north-vancouver?select=e3oriWkNup2aBlCk5QSv_g#e3oriWkNup2aBlCk5QSv_g http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/blue-smoke-bbq-north-vancouver?select=9gPw5CKR4IGebT5psIFQ_w#9gPw5CKR4IGebT5psIFQ_w And my final source of confusion was a few hours later when I realized I should have been more cautious when sensing the temperature of the meat. Let's just say I paid for it later. I suppose my only lack of confusion is if I will return. Clearly not.

We hired Blue Smoke BBQ to cater our 25th anniversary party in Kitsilano and we were absolutely…read morethrilled with the results! The food was nothing short of AMAZING. Our family and friends loved the selection, the positive vibes and they couldn't stop talking about this unique way to cater a small event. Blue Smoke accommodated our meat eaters, vegetarians and gluten free guests without any problems at all. They were solution oriented and professional which is a godsend when you're busy hosting so many people. 100 guests and 100% positive feedback...you can't beat that. Thank you Wayne for your great food, great service and great attitude. You were the talk of party and we couldn't be more thrilled!

* The Definition of Torpedo *…read more Urban Dictionary has multiple definitions or "Torpedo": - To betray, backstab, diss, or punk someone with the intent of causing harm to their reputation. - When objects or people look beautiful from far away, but dangerous or ugly up close. - A long turd. The menu sounded promising (although overpriced for a food truck) with some nice classic sandwiches on offer. I ordered the "mumia" ($12) - which I have to assume is a play on Mumia Abu-Jamal who is from Philadelphia, home of the cheesesteak? Anyhoo... The description was very cheesesteak like with sirloin beef, pepperjack cheese, sauteed onions and peppers. The addition of garlic aioli moved away from the classic as did the usage of pepperjack instead of provolone. When I unwrapped the sandwich, I was torpedoed with an excessive amount of a watery oily substance dripping all over the place. It got all over everything - not in a good way. Biting into the sandwich was the next torpedoing. The bread was stale. I don't mean day old. I mean stale. Next torpedo: the beef was chewy, gristly, and very oily. The peppers were the best part - but they too were overly oily. Basically each bite gave you a mouthful of stale bread, a piece of oily gristle flavoured by an oily pepper and a drippy oily substance (perhaps a broken aioli?). I couldn't eat the bread. Tried picking off the meat and veggies to eat, but gave up as they were too awful on their own. Photos: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/tasty-torpedo-vancouver?select=aorGigi_39ldUheXPUynsQ#aorGigi_39ldUheXPUynsQ and http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/tasty-torpedo-vancouver?select=i8BEF8GCeNEZMql6nK1uYA#i8BEF8GCeNEZMql6nK1uYA So I'm left concluding that I was served an overpriced torpedo. In other words, I feel torpedoed that this food truck is a torpedo that serves torpedos!

I've never seen these guys around Vancouver until I went to the food cart fest this past Sunday. I…read moremust say their logo catches your eye and if you say you've got epic sandwiches you've definitely caught my attention. There was a small line when I approached the truck initially but their service was quick giving customers their sandwich within about 2-4 minutes of order, not entirely sure what the standard is for food trucks but for me that's good. The lady up front taking the orders was very friendly and was happy to help answer our questions. They only offered a few options but what I had to try was the jerk chicken sandwich as I had stopped a girl just minutes before and attempted to waft hers. Again service was fairly quick and I receive my sandwich within a few minutes. I don't think the picture I've posted will do it any justice but this baby was a beauty. The bun tasted quite fresh and almost melted in my mouth, the chicken and enough spice and flavour and the rest was just bomb. It is quite filling I found which is what you're looking for, good bang for buck. Definitely gonna track these down every time I'm downtown. Amazing experience for my taste buds.

Went here with very high expectations as it was recommended by my friend. I ordered Enchiladas, and…read morethey allow me to try the different meat selection they had. To be honest, at that point none of the protein selection really wows me but I decided to go with pork. I kinda regretted it cause the food was no busin and I paid 22 bux for it. I have given up trying to find good Mexican food in Vancouver. I'll save my Mexican craving for Bellingham trip. TLDR: Staff are nice, but food are not that great

* This isn't carne asada! *…read more Menu option: Burrito. Choices listed: Meat or veggie. Whole wheat or white. The dialogue: Me: Do you have carne asada? Him: Yes. Me: Ok, I'll have a carne asada burrito. Him: Yes. Me: (Waiting patiently - no questions about whole wheat or white, but just going with the flow and assuming likely to get white if not asked) Him: Here ya go. Me: (Pay the man). Thanks. (Walk away to open up my carne asada burrito.) Me (to myself): Oh, they gave whole wheat without asking. Hm..... Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/eWoyUHGA44U6jCdXDhRfIQ?select=s1ILOwlG2atifGGn4yqASQ Me: (Bite into it) Me (to myself): WTF? This ain't carne asada! This meat has not seen a grill. It is stewed. Ugh....I wanted grilled. Ugh. Grumble grumble grumble. Me (after eating): (Walk back past truck and decide to ask) Interesting carne asada - I've never had it stewed like that instead of grilled. Him: We don't serve carne asada. Me (to myself): WTF?!?!?! Did you not see the dialogue from before?!?!?!?!?!?!?!! Photo of "carne asada": http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/eWoyUHGA44U6jCdXDhRfIQ?select=z2cZS9O0t_EBa1BSB61f6g I really don't like when a place says they have something, you order it, you find it isn't what they said, and then they say they don't have that. That just ain't right. Just like that wasn't carne asada. Bad business practice.