Tasty sandwiches! I've had the Zesty Italian & the Pastrami. Think the Pastrami is my fav so far…read more Employees are quick, kind and clean. Great service, minimal wait time. It's been great having them at Swedish Issaquah throughout the summer!

We had a food truck Friday, but when I got to the food truck, everything was sold out. So I can't…read moregive a review, they had no food.

This food truck was parked at 4th and 108th, and it seems to be there most days from 11-2 for…read morelunch. It's nice that it's so reliable. Ordering was painless - there were a few people in line but it moved consistently. Only took maybe 5 mins total - super fast and friendly. In saw they have a little trompo in the back for the al pastor. So cute! $15 for carne asada burrito. Not bad for Bellevue. They call it a cantina burrito - rice, beans, lettuce, pico. The sour cream makes it creamy, which I didn't hate. Meat was tender and flavorful. The biggest surprise, though, was the four tortilla -- it was perfect! Tender but held it together. Super thin, as it should be. The whole package was tasty and big enough. It came with corn tortilla chips on the side, which I didn't expect -- they were surprisingly good! Seemed freshly fried. Impressive! With the chips, it's a crazy amount of food. You definitely wont be hungry after.

I was at a conference today at the food truck was outside. Unfortunately there were only three…read morethings on the menu. A burrito, nachos, and something else. I had the nachos with chicken and boy was I disappointed. I think next time I'll just eat a Snickers bar.

CAVEAT: I am neither paleo nor do I engage in paleo eating activities. However, when the neighbor…read moreinvited me to try his beloved food cart, I just couldn't resist. Had this been a regular food cart (non paleo), I would have given this two/three stars. Portions were small, and my vegan curry lacked a lot of spices, which made the curry very bland. Perhaps my tastebuds need to adjust to the paleo lifestyle to appreciate the cart. But given that all the food from this cart is made for people with very specific dietary restrictions, I see the allure to it. All of their food adheres to the paleo lifestyle such as free range chicken, grass fed beef, local, organic, etc. And they list where all they get all their ingredients too! I do wish there were more things on the menu. Their rotating menu is pretty limited and it seems like they favor a lot of pork. This could be a drawback for certain people, like Paleo Muslims for example. A good suggestion is to have more variety. I'll give them one thing - the pork lettuce wraps (pork carnitas) smelled amazing.

Outside the Box is the first and only food truck in Seattle specializing in Paleo food. In addition…read moreto the food truck, they have a meal delivery service for those looking for Paleo meals without having to do the work. The last couple of weeks, Outside the Box has made a stop on the Microsoft campus so I decided to try this truck for the first time. I don't follow the Paleo diet, but that doesn't mean it won't appeal to those who don't. Except if you are a vegetarian/vegan/pescetarian since many of the offerings here include meat. Though there are a couple items that don't. For those who are unfamiliar with the Paleo diet, it basically means that only ingredients available during the hunter-gatherer era of humanity are eaten. So no grains and dairy are used. Great for those who don't like eating highly processed foods. So for someone like me so ingrained to eating carbs with my meal, this is a diet that would seem difficult to adjust to. The offerings here are a little more pricey than other trucks. A couple are over the $10 price point which may seem a bit more than people are willing to pay for what is basically a work lunch. This can be attributed to the ingredients used as meat jacks up the price of meals. I tried out the pork carnitas ($7.99) which is pulled pork on top of pieces of lettuce with pico de gallo on the side. I liked it as it was a refreshing change in the food you can find elsewhere on campus. The taste of the food though stays with you. I don't know if it was from the pico de gallo or onions, but it stays with you for hours after. I think OTB is a promising truck. There is going to be a crowd of customers at MS as the food here appeals to the fitness/CrossFit crowd. But to draw in the regular eater I think it would be good add an additional item or two under the $10 threshold as there are already numerous economical dining options nearby. Keeping the price competitive will help encourage the unfamiliar diner to try out a Paleo meal for a change.

They are here at our kids football game right now at White River Highschool. The people are SUPER…read morenice. Very friendly and gave me great advice on what I might like. The food is amazing and I'm super happy I ordered from them. Would definitely recommend!

ordered a quesadilla with shrimp. The shrimp portion was very generous and it was the best…read morequesadilla I've ever had. I was really surprised because some food carts aren't but this one is fantastic.!

Came here for lunch with a colleague-this place is located in the Kaiser Permanente parking lot. I…read moreordered carne asada, lengua, and chorizo tacos. The tacos were smaller than I've seen and usually get. Because the tortillas were small so the amount of meat was small but a lot of the size of the tortillas. All the tacos tasted really good and came with a side of radish and lime. The service was friendly and quick. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Awesome burritos! And I don't like burritos vegan with the tofu "meat" - tucked away in a parking…read morelot by Kaiser permanent With picnic tables and a covered shelter. Fast, fresh, friendly and not too greasy or salty. My 1 and 3yo nephews enjoyed the refried beans and rice

Local taco truck. Great people, Amazing food…read more Eat local Taco truck in the area. Always consistent on their quality and service.

Dear Laz, I LOVE your burritos! You really nailed it with…read moreyour vegetarian burritos, and it's amazing that there are multiple options, not just a boring rice/beans/pico and lettuce combo, but actual veggies (mushrooms, peppers, etc) in the tortilla. It's like getting a fruit salad without all the boring filler fruit. Delicious and colorful! Can't wait to try the fried cauliflower version. My partner had the shrimp burrito and said the shrimp were just ok, they needed salt, but better less salt and add if needed. Another thing, we loved that you're open until 8p every day, we could actually find the truck, and the hours posted are the true hours you're open, unlike many other places. It really hit the spot after a day of intense hiking. Can't wait to come back, save some cauliflower for me! Cheers, Liana

Expect to wait about 20-25 minutes after ordering. One could consider walking the rainier trail or…read moregoing to the park nearby while waiting. There is also Costco, Uniqlo, and target nearby if you need to run errands. Family run and the tacos are 5+ each but come with two tortillas because of the amount of filling. I would still give it a 5/5 even though some of the meat options are a bit on the drier side for my pet fence because the poblano one is so good. The zucchini corn one had nice smokiness. This is coming from someone who prefers meat usually. The steak was good. The chicharron is good but if you are expecting crunchy this is not. It's cooked in a nice sauce that is spicy but not too much though my spice tolerance is not low. 3 is good for one person. 4 if super hungry. Great option after any of the local hikes.

My friend and I went to Xochi for the first time for lunch today on one of the last sunny Seattle…read moreafternoons. We came at around noon when they opened and they already had several people waiting on benches outside the truck for their orders. Xochi is a food truck in Gilman Village (Old Issaquah), located near the Brown Bear car wash. It's been on my bucket list for a while as it was listed as in the top Yelp 100 taco places nationally in 2022 and 2023 and also featured in the Seattle Times a few years back. Xochi offers five different meat taco options: - Encebollados (steak & sauteed onions) - Tinga (chicken in a chipotle sauce) - Cochinita Pibil (pork in an achiote sauce) - Chorizo (pork sausage & potatoes) - Chicharron (pork rinds in a spicy tomato sauce) They also serve five different veggie taco options: - Calabazas (zucchini, corn & tomato) - Papas (potatoes) - Broccoli (broccoli & garlic) - Bruselas (brussel sprouts, carrots, & garlic) - Rajas (poblano peppers in a sour cream sauce) My coworker and I tried the ENCEBOLLADOS, TINGA, & COCHINITA PIBIL. She also ordered a CHICHARRON, but I'm not a big fan of pork rinds or fried food and so I passed on that one. Each taco (regardless of meat or veggie) is $5.48 and comes in a double corn 5 inch tortilla. Note that you can only buy single tacos here; they no longer do taco plates as previous photos of the menu have shown. They also charge $0.50 for extra salsa; we ordered one EXTRA SPICY SALSA on the side to share and just to try. The total for 7 tacos and salsa came to around $50 with tax plus tip. The ENCEBOLLADOS were our favorite. The steak was perfectly cooked and the verde-like sauce they put it on it was amazing! It was zesty, a little spicy, and gave the taco lots of flavor and oomph. 10/10 would recommend and get this again. THE TINGA had a nice smoky flavor and the chicken was also nice and moist. It came with a cotija and sour cream topping and went great with the EXTRA SPICY SALSA that we had on the side (which was definitely spicy but not overwhelming spicy). The COCHINITA PIBIIL (which is normally my favorite and go-to order at El Camion) was our least favorite of the bunch as the pork was slightly dry and my friend found it slightly overly salty. It came with pickled onion on the top and was slightly vinegary and mostly savory. Lastly, the CHICHARRON (which I didn't try, but my friend did) was tasty and had strong tomato flavors, but she regrets not eating that one first as the fried pork rind quickly get soggy in the tomato sauce. As far as seating, they have three outdoor tables and a few benches. No seat covering or outdoor heaters though and so you will have to take your tacos to go in the fall and winter. They have a good health rating which is also always reassuring when eating out. Service was quick and we got our food within 10 minutes after ordering. Note that you bus your own table, but they keep the tables pretty clean. Watch out for the yellow jackets in the summer though! So where does Xochi stack in comparison to other taco places I've tried? I would say it's within the top three picks for sure as they are generous with the taco meat and the tacos are very well seasoned and flavored. I think my favorite taco is still the Cochinita Pibil taco from El Camion, but these tacos beat out Pacos Tacos and La Chingona in my opinion, so maybe second on the list for best taco in the Seattle area? With that said, it's definitely the best taco I've had in Issaquah and the Eastside and I can't wait to be back for more Encebollados! Overall: 4/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 4/5 for atmosphere.

Regularly stop at PostDoc Brewery in Redmond on Sunday where there are always food trucks…read more Some are better than others. This one is Way Better! The meatball sub was delicious. Sauce, bread, and meatballs were all perfect but the topper was the mozzarella which was melted on the grill top. Perfect for the middle of a bike ride.

I got the ragu bolognese, and it was solid but not really anything special. I've gotten their…read moremeatball sub before and I prefer that personally. However, it was done very quickly and the presentation was great, and the quantity was perfect for lunch.