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    Hilford’s Jerk Kitchen

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    Brothers Chinese Food - Grilled Fresh Squid - fresh and delicious. a bit too much sauce

    Brothers Chinese Food

    5.0(1 review)
    4.3 km

    I was driving around looking for food at 9:30 PM and what looked like a Chinese-street-food food…read morecart caught my eye. I pulled into the Good Fortune Supermarket (formerly Hong Kong Supermarket) parking lot to check it out. Everything looked new and clean, but business seemed slow because no one was around. Two Asian men sitting around liao tianr-ing (chatting) sprang up as I approached. My Chinese not being the best combined with their somewhat heavy mainland accents meant I didn't know how or what to order. They said they had one last serving of what sounded like "lamb" to me left. I took a glance and saw grilled/fried stuff on the menu, so I said sure why not. I asked how long they've been open, what their hours are, and if they're usually at this location. They said this is the first week they've been open, their hours are around 5 PM to 9 PM, and yes they are usually in front of the supermarket. I asked if I could take pictures and if they had a Yelp page, and they said sure and not yet. Around this time, while I was chatting with one guy and the other guy was preparing my order, a few other groups of people saw the commotion and started inching closer, curious. You know me, always blazing trails. Anyway, it wasn't until I paid and got change that I realized what I ordered. Apparently I ordered the Brothers Features Liangpi. I've never heard of a liangpi, so I was excited to bring it home to try it out. It turns out liangpi is like a flat rice noodle (or mungbean sheet?) cut up with cold cucumbers, tofu, cilantro, and a bit of Sichuan pepper (mala). They gave me a sesame sauce on the side. It was pretty good. In summary: Food was good though I ordered only one thing. I'll be back sometime in the next few days to try out more of their menu. Service was good. I was the only one around for a bit, but they were definitely friendly. Food truck with an "A" rating from the health department. It's a positive, but part of me wants to count it as a negative. Asian street food, to me, just isn't the same without massive cockroaches skittering around piles of rotting vegetables all around me while mosquitoes eat me alive. Pricing seems fair. Definitely not cheap as my liangpi wasn't huge or anything, but it wasn't too expensive either. I hope Asian-street-food food trucks become more popular.

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    Brothers Chinese Food - Grilled Kebob - smaller than expected. packed with flavor

    Grilled Kebob - smaller than expected. packed with flavor

    Brothers Chinese Food - Prepping my order

    Prepping my order

    Brothers Chinese Food - La juice Meat clip buns - meat was a bit dry/overcooked. still tasty

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    Zero Gravitea - Sausage Hug Sausage (front) & Fried Cabbage (back)

    Zero Gravitea

    4.3(69 reviews)
    6.3 km

    They're on the side of Gabrielino HS on San Gabriel Blvd now. North of Valley Blvd instead of South…read moreof Valley Blvd. STREET FOOD/Small Bites/Snacks: Stinky Tofu 4.5/5 Fairly happy with it. It's hard to find Stinky Tofu (not that many places offer them). Let alone finding one that actually tastes good. It's not that stinky compared to the Stinky Tofu you would find in Asia (bearable odor imo). Like it with the pickled cabbage (they call it TW style cabbage) and spicy chili paste. Comes in small or large size Popcorn Chicken 4.5/5 They call it Crispy Chicken on the menu. Usually get this one on most visits. Chicken Cutlet 4.25/5 Solid choice. Overall, liked it, but sometimes it's greasy when cut up in a box. VEGGIES: Taiwanese Cabbage (fried) - mild spicy (tastes peppery) 4.5/5 TW Style Cabbage (pickled) 4.5/5 Fried King Oyster Mushroom 4.25/5 Not bad

    This was my first time trying Taiwanese street food. So let's see if they're pretty good eh or ew…read more I got their grape yogurt drink, sausage hug sausage, and scallion pancake chicken cutlet to try. The grape yogurt drink was creamy, yogurty, and tart with real, refreshing, fruity grape flaves and seeds. The sausage hug sausage had a firm, bouncy, sweet, fatty, thick sausage, pungent raw garlic, and crunchy sweet pickled cucumbers all on a chewy sticky rice bed. The scallion pancake chicken cutlet had a super flakey crispity crunchity chewy wrap, a brushing of sweet sticky hoisin sauce, some shredded cabbage, and a thin crispity crunchy bubbly lightly savory chicken cutlet. Overall this place is pretty good. Yogurt drink $6.75 Sausage hug sausgae $12 Scallion pancake chicken cutlet $11

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    Zero Gravitea - Stinky Tofu (reg size)

    Stinky Tofu (reg size)

    Zero Gravitea - Stinky Tofu

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    The Noir - HAM & CHEESE - with pate

    The Noir

    3.4(12 reviews)
    3.8 km
    •$$

    The sign claimed the special was the squid ink sandwich, but we couldn't find the price for it on…read morethe menu. Just a lot of seaweed covered sandwiches on the menu. Puzzling!! Turns out ALL the sandwiches are squid ink. This truck specializes in squid ink bread. Facepam. Poor execution. Anyway, got the Go Ham and Cheese as recommended (since the tuna wasabi ran out). It was cooked fairly well. The flavor wasn't as unique as you would think for a location called: The Noir. Barely noticed the crab inside. The boif went as far as saying he could duplicate it at home. but I disgress. The cook on the egg was quite nommy. All in all, not bad. A OK. I'm gonna come back and try the other things these other random 5 star yelpers highly recommend. You'll hear back from me soon.

    I love food trucks!!!! The noir is new to the food truck business. Very friendly guys inside. We…read morecaught them after leaving T-bay and wanted to try it out. I believe they're always parked in front of the supermarket. I got the haha shrimp stuffed in squid ink bread and Cajun fries. It was delicious and the bread was soft and chewy. Very unique taste. The Cajun fries were crispy and cooked perfectly, the seasoning was delicious. Wish they were open after a night of drinking. It would be perfect for late night food runs!

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    The Noir - TUNA WASABI - with corn and black tobiko cavier

    TUNA WASABI - with corn and black tobiko cavier

    The Noir - PORTABELLO FRIES - with wasabi mayo -the perfect match

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    The Noir - PEANUT NOIR - peanut butter , mochi and condensed milk in squid ink bread !

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