This food truck is amazing if you like fusion dishes! I tried the lemongrass chicken tacos. The ingredients were high quality and fresh. Both the chicken and vegetables were plentiful. The tacos were so tasty! read more

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Amazing bowls and food. We had the bowl with split fried chicken and pork belly; the fries, and a side Brussels sprouts salad. They were all incredible. Bowl - comes with a poached semi solid egg, wonderful flavor; the crispy fried chicken was amazing, tender and juicy and very crispy; the pork belly succulent and flavorful. Everything adds up to a memorable eat. Fries have a spicy Mayo like sauce which has just the right kick. Love it. The Brussels sprouts are the BOMB. Crunchy, buttery, sooo delish. Definitely coming back. read more

Le Tigre Cuisine - Split bowl w chicken and pork, fries, and Brussels sprouts salad - Food Trucks Near Me

One thing I miss most about working in the downtown and Vancouver area are all the food trucks that's are readily available during the weekdays for you to feast on during lunch. I guess that's what vacation days are for these days - for you to check off all the great eats you can't get your hands on during the weekends! And Le Tigre is well worth taking the day off for! We ordered the Crispy Chicken Rice Bowl + Beef Brisket Fried Bun + Crispy Chicken Bun + Mochi + Ugly Dumpling. My favourite is the ugly dumplings! Each dumping has a meaty shrimp tail in it! And the sauce and salad it comes with was soo flavourful! Each dish just makes you salivate for another bite and it's a tasty merge between Taiwanese and Korean flavours and recipes! On Friday's they are conveniently located right by 33 Acres if you want to grab a beer or two too! read more

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Checked out this food truck on a Friday. It was parked outside 33 Acres Brewing company. I ordered the tuna kimbap which came with a side of Brussel sprouts and one piece of crispy chicken as well as one order of fried mochi ($5). First of all, delicious!!! I finished everything. The service is quick too. It's fresh, flavorful and worth the price. The mochi was a savory flavor, worth a try. The crispy chicken that came with the kimbap had a nice kick to it. Highly recommend checking out this food truck. They move to a different spot each day. Check out their Instagram to know their location of the day. They open at 11:30am. I suggest you get there before the lunch rush hour. This spot had a line which I observed while enjoying my kimbap and mochi. Can't wait to try more items from here. read more

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When I first tried Le Tigre, I loved it. The miso chowder was amazing and the fried beets were the best that I ever had. I would have easily given them a 5/5 if I had Yelp back then. Anyways, I found out that Le Tigre parks in Railtown for lunch on Wednesdays so I decided to take a short walk (14 minutes) to grab my favourite kitty squares as a snack! The lineup to pay went by fairly quickly (5 minutes?) but the wait for my food took a bit longer (10 minutes). I was so excited to stuff myself with kimchi fried rice cubes but after a few seconds of chewing, I was utterly disappointed. I'm sure that their fried beets and miso chowder are still amazing but the fact that my kitty squares were rock hard kinda made me sad. Normally, they are fried to perfection and oh so crispy when I bit down onto the chewy snack but for some strange reason, this time it just .... stuck to my teeth. After eating two squares, I legitimately had a tooth problem and couldn't get the rice unstuck! I also felt that there was a lot more oil at the bottom of my container that usual. Unfortunately, my lunch break was almost over so I did not have any time to go back to the cart to make a comment on my rock hard kitty squares. Perhaps it was only my order that was screwed up because there were still a plethora of people gathered around the food truck! Anyways, the first time I had food at Le Tigre, it was at the Steveston Farmers Market last year and I was mind blown at how my friend somehow convinced me to like beets. The most current experience took place in April this year I believe and I haven't been back since. If I do go back, I'll probably try their kick ass rice and hopefully update my review with some redemption! read more

Le Tigre Cuisine - Angry kitty squares - Food Trucks Near Me

After all these time, I was finally able to try Le Tigre (at the Winter Farmers Market). And I'm a HUGE fan! + "The eat street" Shao Bing, with it's deliciously tender braised beef, cabbage slaw, cilantro, basil and szechuan sauce in a flaky pastry bun. Mmm mmm goodness! + "That "Fricken" Chicken, is Le Tigre's marinated deep fried chicken nuggets, with chillies, garlic and shallots, served with delicious, spicy Nam Jin sauce. read more

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This food truck is awesome. Affordable and delicious, with off-the-wall dish names to boot. Check out the *crack salad*. Don't think that tiny box is enough? Think again. It's packed enough flavor for you to think you're actually doing crack (not that I have any experience) - but it's truly *that* good. I've stared at my salad box so many times, stumped as to what the magic juju might be. My verdict: capers, which I don't traditionally see outside of seafood dishes. (Photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/le-tigre-cuisine-richmond?userid=QRXi8kYBxHWZxcYXLx0MLw#ZkmToIXj_Lp-202UrhSD2Q) My other fave: kick a** rice. I'll be hard pressed to find a food truck that offers up a dish with a large enough serving that'll hold u over until the next day (I fast from time to time), but the kick a** rice does it. A bed of tangy rice, melt-in-your mouth pork belly (chicken / veggie are fab too!), a perfectly soft boiled egg (swoon), add some sriracha and you've got yourself a fiiine lookin' meal. (Photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/le-tigre-cuisine-richmond?userid=QRXi8kYBxHWZxcYXLx0MLw#4ytEWYz6nGVMPCeyzlYsRQ) Note: I've had the fricken chicken (tasty) and famous beet fries (tasty), big bang beans (ordinary)...but that's not what this 5 star review's about. Its about what Le Tigre does well, and what makes me look forward to the farmer's market. I mean, there's a good reason why they have a huge line up *every time* I've been there. Cracked salad anyone? read more

Le Tigre Cuisine - Kick ass rice w/pork belly - Food Trucks Near Me

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I had the kick as rice with pork belly, Shao bing, beet fries and fricken chicken with spicy mayo. The egg in the kick ass rice was my favorite. I also really liked their beet fries and fricken chicken. The portions are decent size. If only they served beer with their fried eats :) read more

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The Kick Ass Fried Rice with Pork Belly is simply...kick ass! The pork belly melts in your mouth and the fried rice is spicy/sweet, an amazing hybrid of flavours. Beets are disgusting, but Le Tigre has found a way to make them delectable! The exterior is crispy and full of flavour. read more

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They were at Alberni & Bute today so I decided to try. I used my LivingSocial coupon that I bought for $10 and got $20 worth of food (I have dinner tonight, woo hoo). Steamed bun with pork - a ltitle soggy but good flavour. Angry Tiger rice balls - rice & bacon and spicy flavour - so delicious, can't go wrong! Dan Dan Wontons - totally tender wonton and lots of peanutty sauce, love it. Warm Brussell Sprout & Cauliflower salad - this was my fave! capers and lemon juice with parmesan cheese - I could have eaten pounds of it. All in all, one of my favourite food trucks in town. read more

Le Tigre Cuisine - Food Trucks Near Me

Le Tigre is one of the Food Carts that comes to my neighbourhood (South Granville). At first glance I wasn't sure the menu was of much interest to me but I ordered (the first time), the popcorn chicken and the beet fries. Wow, tons of good meat (not like chicken bits normally are), and the beets were awesome. It looks small in those little Chinese take-out boxes, but it is an illusion! I'm a big eater and 2 is too much. Great value at $4.25 per dish, and the next time I went with my girlfriend and we ordered those 2 plus the brussel sprout salad,.. also yummy (probably the perfect amount, 3 dishes between 2 people) It is so rare that when I order food out that I get enough protein.. usually chicken dishes are "bulked up" with filler, but that is not the case here, and when did you last eat at a Vancouver footcart for less than $10? This is becoming one of of my favourite foodcarts. read more

Due to my late arrival to the Winter's Farmers Market, my hopes in trying the famous beet fries were demolished since they were sold out. Instead, I got the Brussel Sprouts and Cauliflower stir-fry. Chopped up Brussel sprouts and cauliflower, lemon, capers, parmesan. For $4, this came in a decent sized bowl, and I wanted more and more!! The balance of the flavour from the lemon and parmesan made for a perfect cool winter day's snack. Will return to try the beet fries and the kick ass rice! (Can't say no to anything with a poached egg.) 3/100; The Yelp 100 Challenge read more

Le Tigre Cuisine - Cauliflower and Brussel sprouts with lemon, capers parmesan, basil. - Food Trucks Near Me

3 words..... KICK ASS RICE!!!!!...... Just when you think there are not enough food trucks with variety in Vancouver.. BOOM!! here come Le Tigre!! I was fortunate enough to catch them when they were at the Night Market in Richmond. A fresh new look on Asian Cuisine with a sexy twist! from their soft tasty steamed buns with pork to their many delicious skewers with their ginger toppings.. Oh and let me get back to their "kick ass rice" for a minute.. one of my favorite dishes on their menu. fresh steamed rice with thai chilli peppers, sexy soft poached egg that brings a nice creamy component to the dish, topped off with fresh cilantro and some kind of teriyaki spicy mayo is it? drizzled on... mmm is your mouth watering yet?!?!... its a definite "MUST TRY" when you visit!! To the good looking Chefs Clement & Steve, keep it up!! your killing it!!!! read more

I heard beet fries and got pumped. Tried the beet fries and thought, meh these are okay. Not as tasty as I had made them in my head. But they were vegan sans mayo dipping sauce. They did have a delicious looking lemonade that I wish I would have tried. Obviously they have other things for non vegans to eat the crap out of. The cart itself is super fun and friendly. When I saw them at the Waldorf they all had hello kitty glasses on and were yelling the orders LOUD like. 5/30 read more

Alrite! A food buddy of mine drove to my work place, kidnapped me for a ride and drop me off @ a Food Truck named Le Tigre Cuisine. It was a good surprise, the place deliver Western Fusion Taiwanese style street food. The Main chief is a charmer, despite not being as charming as I am, he does definitely knows better on the cooking side of life. So for you foodies who misses the Taiwanese street food, this place could get that craving temporarily satisfy. For those who work in Downtown. They will be hosting the food corner @ Alberni St and Bute St every Thursday. It will become the weekly reward you get to have for grinding pass that hump day. for their other location, please use the following URL: http://streetfoodapp.com/vancouver most of their items are 4 dollar snacks, so you get to order 3 dishes for the price of 15 dollar (after tips and taxes). fairly acceptable ~ I can't go home and cry about it. here is what I share with my friends today: 1) Kumquat and Basil seed juice... better than bubble tea if you are looking for something light and refreshing for the summer~ recommend? yes, repeat, of coz 2) Kickass Rice with pork belly....alrite, this guy know what's up, the poach egg just bends the dish together like symphony and hug, it's amazing. The pork belly has the right balance of fat and meat..sweet jesus...this stuff is da SHITTTTTTT! 3) BBQ pork steamed bun....this is where you tell them to shut up and take your $$$, just order 1 and take a bite before you leave the line-up, you might just want another. Very spam-able, so watch out if you are on a diet or something silly like that. 4) Miso Salmon Chowder.....solid...nothing crazy..won't really start dancing on the street after I have it. But definitely worth a try if you enjoy a wild spectrum of seafood soup 5) Angry kittycat square...screw up names, but whatever.....think of it as a deep fired risotto dish, it is well made...won't repeat but you should sure give it a shot, the texture is very well deliver but you should wait for the temperature to cool down a bit so you can enjoy it without burning your tongue. 6) last and pretty sure it is my least favorite of them all....warm Brussel sprout and cauliflower salad.. it is not that I don't enjoy my salad..I was actually really looking forward to this dish... the idea is GREAT..traditional Taiwanese street food with a twist, but unfortunately, it was way over season imo. But there is always a upside, due to it being over season, I can see it as a very good snack when you have a little too much to drink :-) ~ for those who have the privilege to get hammer on a Thursday afternoon, congratulation, you can finally stop eating those shitty pizza @ Megabite Have fun with it, but 1,2 and 3 is a must, if you have to skip a meeting for it, so be it. read more

Not original at all, ive had the same menu in austin texas. Its very sad to see our local chefs restort to this. Counterfiting is authentic. See the link below. http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/10/east-side-king-austin-texas-street-food-liberty-bar-beet-fries.html read more

This place isn't bad. I had the Angry Tiger Balls, and I thought they'd be a lot spicier (I guess I just assumed angry = spicy), but they were quite mild. The flavour on them was very good though, so they were happily enjoyed regardless. The popcorn chicken was also a win - yummy bite-sized pieces of deep-fried chicken goodness, and very well seasoned. Prices are reasonable and food items are portable. I certainly would love to try the rice next time around, Fritz seems to give it very high reviews! read more

I think this is only my second time to give a five star to a food truck...so it's kind of a big deal. I visited during a food truck Fest and it was the best thing I had that day. 'Finger Lickin' Popcorn Chicken.' Eat it! Just do it. That's the only item I've eaten from the truck (yet) and it was delish! Served hot and fresh. The batter and frying reminded me a bit of calamari, but applied to chicken. Chicken was moist. Mmmm. The spiced mayo added a punch of flavor. I want more just while writing this. Service was extremely fast and friendly. Served by some guys in cool chic glasses. I only waited a few minutes for my food. At $6, it's a fair price because it comes in a take-out container filled to the brim with chicken. My only regret is that I didn't order something else from the menu to go with the chicken. They had some healthy options like quinoa salad that would have paired well with the fried chicken and I definitely felt like I needed a healthy side to cut through the feeling that came when I realized I'd just inhaled a ton of fried chicken topped with mayo...but it was so worth it! read more

Together with my husband we checked out Le Tigre last night at the Friday night market down by the Lonsdale Quay. We've been to this market a few times over the summer and we always skipped Le Tigre because of the line... and now I'm totally regretting it! It was wonderful. We opted to split the Popcorn Chicken and the Pulled Pork Steam Bun. SO good The pulled pork in the bun was very well done. Smoky yet sweet. Together with it's other fixings (an Asian salad of some sorts, I believe I tasted a hint of hoisin sauce?) it was super tasty and tender. I was thankful for how light the bun was, all the more better to enjoy the delicious meat! As for the popcorn chicken, I am pretty sure my husband had a religious experience while eating them. It was that good. The breading was splendid, thin and crispy. The chicken was juicy and flavorful. It was impossible to eat just one. Even sitting here writing about them has my mouth watering. Long story short, Le Tigre is a must try. :) read more

My favourite food truck in the city! They used to park outside my office building every Thursday and I ate here consecutively for 6 weeks in a row. Proudly, I asked the guys if I was their most dedicated fan. "UHmm, we have a guy that`s been coming for almost 6 months straight at our other location .. But you have the record here" There you have it! These guys rock. I'm giving them 5 stars based on 2 stand-out dishes - beet fries and the kick-ass rice! The beet fries are like a dessert and the smell SO good. Every time I brought these to the elevator, I would get asked what the aroma was. And Oh man the rice! I took photos of this every time and sent them to various foodie friends. It's a generous portion of rice with flavourful pork belly slices, a poached egg and delicious, savory mayo sauce. So much yum. The best part? I would always have leftovers and it makes very good leftovers. I no longer work at that building so sadly, I will have to stalk them on the weekend sometime. read more

I rarely give 5 stars but this truck hit all the right notes. Taste ***** Value ***** Service ***** With so many diet-killing food trucks out there, I was thrilled to see quinoa salad on this menu. And just in case it wasn't enough, I got a side of popcorn chicken too. Ooo too much food...too yummy...can't stop eating! The quinoa was perfect al dente. A variety of veggies were mixed in, giving it a nice crunch. And the asian vinagrette dressing was spot-on. The popcorn chicken was generous, spilling over the edge of the container. Juicy, crunchy, and comes with a creamy aioli for dipping. It gives Mogu's chicken karaage a run for the money. My salad and chicken was $10. I had to give away some of the chicken because I couldn't finish it all. These friendly, efficient guys are welcome in my neighbourhood. read more

Would I go back? - Yes, everything I tried was delicious and everyone I gave samples to thought this was the case as well. I paid less than $35 for all this food, no tax added. For the quality involved this was an amazingly delicious deal. One that was just as good as cold leftovers as it was fresh off the truck. Would I recommend it? - Yes you know the food is great if it comes from the mind of a chef, that made it to "Top Chef Canada", out of the hundreds of thousands across Canada that had applied. If you can track them down don't deny your cravings. read more

I thoroughly enjoyed this food truck! The food was unique and delicious and 100% restaurant quality. Plus, I liked the way the dishes were smaller and reasonably priced, so you could pick a couple to try. For more info and pics, please see my food blog. PS - I wish I could give this a 4.5 read more

Kick ass chicken rice! One of my favorite food truck items in the entire world. Perfectly prepared fried chicken on rice with red chili and mayo, yum! read more

So unique, I've had my fill of the donairs and tacos that every food truck seems to shell out in Vancouver. There Beat Fries are amazing and something I've never had before, I've been craving them ever since. read more

This food truck is the $h!t! Their steamed bun with pork was awesome - so flavourful and a very good size for $4. The chicken karaage ($7) was hot, juicy, flavourful and perfect to share. Probably the best street food I've purchased in Vancouver. They've been at the Winter Farmer's Market the last few weeks - give em a try! read more

Location listed on this page is misleading. I've seen this truck in downtown for at least a few weeks and from what I gather, they are in Vancouver...I'm not sure how many trucks they have. Anyway here is my review: 5 stars for the beef buns, popcorn chicken and chowder. That's what I keep going back for. I was never a food truck kinda girl- it makes me think of gluttons and chronically rotund people eating cheap bad food. The food here surprised me- it was much better than I thought possible from a food truck and awesome! The whole operation is efficient,, the guys are nice, and most importantly, the food is very good. read more

I am currently eating my kick ass rice with pork belly right now while reading the reviews for this food truck. I have to say that I am very disappointed with what I'm tasting right now. First of all, based on the pictures of other Yelpers, the pork belly looks crispy. Mine is not, it is far from crispy. Taiwanese style or even filipino style pork belly is always crispy. There's no other way to eat pork belly but CRISPY. Also, the taste of fried rice overpowers everything. It's probably a one time miss but I will give this food truck another chance and get the chicken and beet fries next time. For sure, I won't be going back for the kick ass rice any time soon. Ugh I can just feel all the soft fats running through my veins right now, I can't even finish this dish. There goes my $10 down the drain. read more

The food from this food truck is TO DIE FOR!! I'm generally pretty embarrassed at how much I order but I don't get to eat from this truck nearly as often as I would like to, so when I do, I go big. I've tried almost everything on the menu, and I think my favourite dish at the moment is the green beans with ground chicken in what tastes kinda like a take on a hoisin sauce. Having said that, the beet fries are like nothing I've ever had anywhere, and, if I'm being honest, are what convinced me that beets are not only edible, but can be delicious. But also, the "Angry Kitty Cat Squares" are so tasty with a nice, lightly spicy kick, and come with the most addictive spicy mayo-ish dipping sauce. And then there's the crack salad... again, turned me on to Brussels sprouts, which I previously despised. Crispy and light, with some kale, cauliflower, capers, Parmesan and chilis tossed in, what's not to like. But that fried chicken.... I refuse to eat anything other than overly trimmed chicken breast because I'm a ridiculously picky eater when it comes to meat ... but I just pretend this is breast meat and don't look when I'm eating it because it tastes so damn good. So I'm sorry if I haven't helped you narrow down what to order... but really, you should probably just order one of everything and share with a friend, or work your way through the menu. There have been no misses yet, and I don't foresee any considering the demand for this delicious food has resulted in Clement's brick-and-mortar Torafuku, which I've heard nothing but rave reviews of so far, and they only just opened. read more

I am sort of torn about these guys. I had the beet fries and brussel sprouts "salad" which were pretty darn delicious. The only thing is that their oh-so-original menu is almost an exact copy of Eastside King in Austin. You know the once a single truck that blew up to four with a brick and mortar about to open since their sous chef Paul Qui won top chef two years ago. Almost identical, for real, actually just smaller menu. I understand being inspired, but copying like this, I don't know, but I am sure the Texans are sure flattered. read more

I had the kick-ass rice with chicken at a recent Winter Farmer's Market. The flavours and textures were good and the portion size was a reasonable value. I learned, however, that I'm not a fan of rice with butter, so for that reason alone I would not order this dish again. I'm sure something else on their menu would be more my taste. read more

This is a special little food truck run by some pretty nice dudes. Stopped by this place at the Winter Farmer's Market at Nat Bailey. Definitely recommend the beet fries -- light and crispy on the outside with that yummy beet texture on the inside. Served hot with cilantro and spicy mayo. The pork steamed bun was soft and squishy (mm) and filled with tangy pork and crunchy cabbage. AND it was only $4. The black tea was a little too sweet. Just plain black tea would have been a nicer combination with the comfort food. My friend went back 15 minutes or so after we ate there and the guy said, "How are you doing Ashley?" He remembered her name! These nice guys deserve your business. Judging by these other reviews, the rice is truly kick-ass. Can't wait to go back and try some! read more

Their stuff is probably really good but I tried it when there was a line-up and they had no patience to cook their food for quality when there's a line-up. I had the beet fries and it turned out to be soggy beet chunks in oil soup. read more

I tried Le Tigre for the first time today while shopping at Whole Foods. I ordered the chicken, the brussel sprout/ cauliflower and the beets. The food was fantastic! I will definitely eat from here again. Only two things stop this review from being a 5. When we approached the food truck(which was not busy at all) the guy at the window was so involved with his "phablet" that he wasn't very friendly. After we gave the order, he gave it to the 2 cooks behind him and we watched as they slowly pulled themselves away from their phones to start cooking. The order was made and delivered quick enough so what can I really say about that. I just found it off-putting that they weren't friendlier and more professional. The other issue may have nothing to do with the Food Truck so I won't hold it against them. The Visa machine(I use these things every day of my life), asked me to confirm price.... ok check. Then it asked how do I want to tip. With no way to navigate around it. My choices were $ amount or %. Usually machines have a 3rd option for no tip. I entered $ amount and put 0. I don't tip for take out and that won't change. The most important thing is the food and it was delicious! Hopefully next time I get take out here the staff will not be fully immersed in their phones and match the service to the food. read more

Here's the deal. Everything that we tried, and I mean everything, was better than perfect. The Fricken Chicken was, in the words of my wife, "life-changing." And it's true. I have several favorite fried chicken places in my heart - Ezell's in Seattle, Ma Ono in West Seattle, and these chicken strips we found at the Commons here in Woodinville. That Fricken Chicken was an order of magnitude better than anything I have ever had in the past, fried chicken-based, bar none. And I'd still give all of those mentions 5 stars, so what does that mean for Le Tigre? They make some kind of all-star list, better than five stars, just for the chicken. The crack salad was also great, the Kick Ass Fried rice was delicious, and we want to go back to try everything else on the menu. We discussed how far we would drive for that chicken, and we said 3 hours. That's about the distance from Seattle to Vancouver, and so once Kelly's Nexus pass comes through, we'll be making that trip special just for this special truck. We may have the Paseo sandwiches down here, but you've still got that Fricken Chicken up there. read more

Great tasting food, the smaller portions are well priced so you can try a couple of things off the menu in one visit. Took a while to get the food but overall a great experience, would definitely go back. read more

Love dese guys. They're in my hood once a week and have become apart of my routine for a quick lunch. I highly recommend Kickass rice, wit extra chicken, double egg topped off with nori for shits and giggles. The best! read more

Love this food truck, the frickin' chicken is soooo good. And the veg sides are really good too. Sometimes I buy a couple of the veg sides to take home and use as dinner sides for the rest of the week! They used to park outside my work every week, but I've now moved further away which is probably a good thing for my waistline. read more