MoBowl's one of my favorite Off the Grid options at 5th and Minna. Nice people, consistently good food that comes out relatively quick. I've never waited for more than 10 mins after ordering. The bowl consists of two sides (noodles, rice, salad, fries) and a main. They definitely don't skimp on the protein here - really filling lunch for $10-$12 pre-tip, I've been able to stretch it out to two small meals. I usually get one of two these bowls because the others seem heavy: Brussel Sprouts and Cauliflower (vegan) $11 - not sure why the vegetable option costs more. Hearty and filling, crisp outside / soft inside brussel sprouts and cauliflower. Amazing seasoning, toasted sesame, caramelized onions a little on the oily side but still tasty! My bowl came with quinoa which I didn't see listed in the description and would have omitted. Peanut Pesto Chicken $10 - The pesto is a crumbled, cilantro minty peanut mix with a green mayo (aioli?) sauce drizzled on. Chicken was fresh and tender. Sides: Fries - Thicker cut, crispy outside, slightly soft inside Garlic Noodles - Chewy, denser, only slightly garlicky but enough to linger on your breath. If I'm getting garlic it better be all in :P Salad - Mixed greens, shredded carrots, onion Definitely worth trying out if they're around. read more

MoBowl - Brussels sprouts and cauliflower bowl (vegan) - Food Trucks Near Me - Brisbane, California

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This is an awesome food truck. The food quality is probably the best i have had on a food ruck. I come here like once a month. My issue here is that its very expensive. When i go to a food truck, i dont want to pay more than $7 for my meal. Here i end up paying $13-14. I will get a rice bowl and they invariable ask if i want egg on top which i cant refuse (i am an egg whore!) and then i will get a roll or crispy chicken side and a drink. The food is awesome... but the prices are high for a food truck (taking off a star for that). But i guess you have to pay for quality food. Another -ve is that these guys can be lil creepy kind of happy at times... have i mentioned i love the food! read more

The thing I miss most about Taiwan is the food! I have been searching for food that brings that taste back here in the Bay Area. This place does it in spades! As I was deciding what to get, they handed me a small sample of their daily special - fish with fried garlic (?) This wasn't on the menu, but it was delicious! Two items on their menu have an authentic Taiwanese taste: Five-Spice Pulled Pork and Vegetarian Umami Tofu. While the last main dish, Peanut Pesto Chicken, is more Asian-Fusion. I ordered the "around the world"; each of the main dishes on the menu (normally $7-8 each, but they were having a 1/2 off grand opening sale). Each of the dishes come with a half bowl of rice and a small seasoned salad. These all come in 8" square plastic bowls. The portions may be on the small side (by American standards), but are still filling. I wasn't hungry a few hours later. This is real food! Five-Spice Pulled Pork: The meat has been slow cooked and just melts in your mouth blasting it with cinnamon and fennel followed closely by a hint of star anise. The grilled onions add to the flavor. Mmm. . . Can't you just taste it! This was my favorite overall. The Vegetarian Umami Tofu is an honest to goodness vegetarian meal! The Asian style cucumbers, tomatoes and mushrooms with a sprinkling of sesame seeds complete the party in your mouth. The tofu is authentic agedashi tofu; it comes to you crisp and warm on the outside yet soft and hot on the inside. Eat it while it's hot! The Peanut Pesto Chicken: I wouldn't have thought that the peanuts and pesto would work well together, but boy, was I wrong. The basil and pine nuts are complemented by the peanut flavor. They don't clash! They are a flavorful yet delicate blend of nuttiness and pesto goodness all brought together by the grilled chicken. This is a roaming food truck in the Mountain View/Sunnyvale area (locations are updated on their website). read more

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You know what I love? MoBowl's Hari Cari bowl. I do, I love it. I order them every single chance I get. There has never been a night when I've seen the MoBowl truck and did not run over to get one. I will get them even if I'm not hungry at the moment, because Hari Cari re-heats really well* and smells FANTASTIC (as my jealous-face making coworkers could tell you). I get excited whenever I see that red-orange logo at Edgewood Eats. I love the short lines, and love that they know me by name. Always friendly, fast, and tasty - and it's a good volume of food for the money. I was not bowled over (wha wha whaaaaaa) by the chicken wings - mostly because i was expecting boneless and missed the sign that said they were only doing bone-in that night. The sweet chili glaze was tasty, though. I'll have to try them again when they are actually boneless. *(pull the greens out before microwaving) read more

Coming to Edgewood Eats, I decided to try a little of everything since I barely get the time to actually drive out to the trucks and try them out. My mom bought 3 pork buns at $3 each. I think those are pretty steep since they weren't ginormous buns. I thought the buns were alright. Maybe their other foods are better. The bun itself was like a giant peking duck bun that you get at Chinese restaurants, stuffed with pork, cucumbers, and some type of sauce. It was interesting to eat but not something I would keep on eating or crave for. It was a nice try on their part for their special of the night. Maybe if I ever see them around again, I'll try other items on the menu. As of now though, MoBowl is a-ok for me. Eh! read more

Tonight at Word On The StreEats, I had a chance to eat some old favorite trucks and a few newbies. The first of the new trucks that I tried was MOBOWL. Rice bowls, basically. I went with my mom and cousin, so we shared a bunch of stuff. At MoBowl, we had two items: The Honey Pepper Tri-Tip Bowl, and the Pesto Peanut Chicken Bowl. Both were tasty, but not mind blowing. Nice pieces of meat, on a bed of sticky rice, with a little sauce - and a side salad. I thought the beef was a little bit tough, but still ok. And I thought the chicken was better... Honey Pepper Tri-Tip Bowl: 3 stars Pesto Peanut Chicken Bowl: 3.75 stars 3.5 stars. read more

MoBowl, I haven't eaten here in quite sometime but the food and menu doesn't change all that much. I have enjoyed the pepper steak special bowl, five-spiced pulled pork, which was pretty tasty. The portions are perfectly sized, just enough to keep you full. The only complains I have is that brown rice seems to run out quickly and the prices are a bit steep for the food you are receiving. A number of friends I know didn't really like the truck much, or maybe just got sick of what they were offering. They should try updating the menu or maybe offer up some specials like fish or lamb even. They need to offer better vegetable choices here. I mean c'mon: lettuce and cucumbers... On the other hand, I think they have pretty good customer service and the orders never take too long to complete. Solid 3 stars after having eaten here 5 or more times. read more

Love love love it. I accidentally stumbled across the MoBowl truck on my way to the Intuit cafeteria, and it was the very definition of "happy accident". I tried the 5-spice pupped pork bowl + fried egg and am now a very full, very happy camper. After peeking at their menu again online, I'm tempted to try out the cheesecake eggroll, but am way too full. Guess it'll have to wait until next week. Same goes for all of the other interesting options on their menu. I was pleasantly surprised by how clean & well maintained the foodtruck looks. Prices are reasonable, and all less than $10. The $1 for adding a fried egg was absolutely worth it. The guys running the truck are also really nice and friendly, so make sure you say hi! read more

I wouldn't have known about MoBowl if it wasn't for the live music + wine event at SoMa. The menu has a variety of Asian fusion bowls to choose from. I ordered a five-spice pulled pork bowl with garlic noodles and salad. My friend got a curry chicken bowl with fries and salad. The garlic noodles did not have too much garlic flavor, and had texture similar to Panda Express' noodles. I'm a fan of al dente noodles so I enjoyed the texture. The five-spice pork was unfortunately too salty; I couldn't finish it after I ran out of noodles and salad. The flavor lacked depth that traditional Chinese five-spice pork is known for, so it definitely didn't live up to its name. Although five-spice pulled pork was bit of a disappointment, the curry chicken bowl with fries was the bomb. The chicken was tender and each bite was wrapped in curry. The thin fries added complexity to the texture and flavor of the curry. I would definitely get that next time. read more

SERVICE: If I could give this truck more stars I would. Not based just on the great good but what put this place over the top for me was the good vibes, great advice, and sense of hard work and passion you see in these guys. They made a point to greet me in a individual way and strike up a quick conversation while taking my order while at the same time making sure I got exactly what I wanted. I asked the usual how's business and how mobile feast had a great turn out, it was nice to get an actual real answer and a little history about the food truck while the promptly and precisely preparing my food. After the conversation they even made it a point to shake my hand and introduce themselves after. FOOD: all in all the food was the bomb. They have a great selection of local seasonal choices that can satisfy almost any pallet. I got the chicken curry with rice and garlic noodles and everything was on point. Curry is my favorite food and i am an extremely picky curry eater. This curry did not disappoint right amount of spice for everyone to enjoy. The garlic noodles were really good and they didn't clump together and get mushy like a lot of garlic noodles do which is a huge plus. In the end I look forward to seeing these guys again and you can tell they are in the food truck business for all the right reasons. Thanks for the good vibes and awesome meal guys. -Bernard read more

They are one of my favorite food trucks, They always have a great selection and they are always so kind and the food is amazing. I love the cheesecake egg rolls (sounds odd but SOOOOO Good!!!) The pesto Chicken is also a must. I love when I get to have them for lunch or dinner . They are for sure a major highlight of my week! on a side : #AB1678SUCKS please stop this so my friends and others dont loose the oppertunity to share the differnt foods that make California unique read more

Yooooooooooo. These folks know how to craft the perfect rice bowl and add their own style to it. Very rich with flavor. I believe I tried everything they dish out, and my all time favorite is the pulled pork on garlic noodles, and sometimes they have the option of putting a fried egg on top. If you can, try it. It is worth it. I guarantee it! Anyways, if you're looking for something simple, yet very handcrafted and shows showmanship. Then you should give them a try! read more

Tried it today for first time. They gave you a bowl witch looks nice, but they put lot of rice and just few leaves in top of it. The food taste ok but I was very disappointed of the amount or Rice they put I could say about 85%- 90%. I paid extra 1$ for an egg and $1 for brown rice. instead of white rice. I consider it a rip off to pay about 10$ for so much rice. read more

Came back by myself again and ordered the same pulled pork bowl and when I was asked for my name for the order, another guy in the back (owner perhaps?) came over and said, "Louisa? Don't we owe you fries from last time?" I was so impressed he remembered I was speechless! This was at least a month after I came the first time. I kindly declined because my now fiancé was not here with me to share it, next time. But THAT my friends, is customer service! Gotta love these guys.... I wish they would come by my office more often. =) read more

The bf and I have been caught up in the food truck craze so I've been following a bunch of them on facebook (since I don't have a twitter). Last Friday the bf had the day off and asked if I wanted to have lunch and I also saw that MoBowl was posted down the street from my work during the same time...so it just seemed like the perfect time to give it a try. As most food trucks go, they only have a few options that they focus on. MoBowl also offers daily specials. I decided on the pesto chicken and the bf ordered the five spice pulled pork with a fried egg on top. Each of our bowls also came with salad on the side with a spicy vinaigrette. Everything about both dishes was just perfect. The flavors all worked really well together. The pesto chicken had a slight Indian influence in terms of the flavors and the pork had a Chinese feel to it...tasted like something my mom has made. The bowls are small, but sufficient enough to satisfy your hunger. It's a shame that the bowls are so small though because the food is so good that you want to keep eating more! The service was great...super friendly and did everything with a smile. read more

MOBOWL This Taiwanese food truck was featured at the soft opening of the Night Market in San Jose. Not something I normally would order, but I thought I would give it a try. The Taiwanese sausage was salty and tasty, and the sesame noodles were cold and offered a decent but subtle taste. Portion-wise, it's good enough to share between two people. It's a good pairing of the sausages and sesame noodles. Overall, not really my cup of tea, but not a bad thing to try. read more

Food would be 4 + 1 for the really friendly guy standing outside. Fremont Street Eats at Pacific Commons. MoBowl was kind of the discrete truck in between Mogo and Bigg Shrimp'n. I decided on this truck because the guy was really friendly, and the line wasn't too bad. I ordered the Five-Spice Pulled Pork in a Bowl, a Surf n Earth, and Cheesecake Eggrolls. The nice dude said the pulled pork bowl was the most popular item, and I wanted to see why it was so. When I had the bowl, it was DELICIOUS! The pork was nice and tender and juicy and SUPER flavorful! As I am writing this review, I can't seem to think of the words to rightfully describe the goodness of the pork. The texture, the flavor: Ohhhhhhhhhhhh yummmmmmmmm! Soft? No. Fluffy? No. It just makes me think of all the cute happy things in life! The pork comes with rice and salad with a light vinaigrette dressing. Soooooooo good! I also had a taste of MoBowl's version of a taco - the Surf n Earth. It's a small scoop of rice on two small squares of seasoned nori with some mayonnaise shrimp on top with two little sprigs of asparagus. I like nori with rice, and this was so creative - anyone can put some proteins on small corn tortillas and call it a taco, but to use nori instead and have a play on sushi was pretty awesome! Cheesecake Eggroll - Mmmmmmmmmmm! Soooooo good! It was pretty much sweet cream cheese fried in eggroll wrappers sprinkled with some cinnamon sugar on top served with strawberry syrup on the side. I wanted to cry with every bite! Definitely worth a try! read more

OK food truck. I personally like the tofu and mushroom bowl but the other bowls are good too. The bowls have lots of food packed inside so be prepared to be stuffed. The food is good but nothing to jump up and down for. If this was the only truck in the area I might drive out to eat a rice bowl again. BUT there are some many other trucks with out-of-the-ordinary menus that MoBowl only get 3 stars from me. read more

All these food trucks named Mo have me spinning in circles trying to figure out which one serves what. What caught my eye here were the chicken wings ($4 for 5 wings), and they certainly did not disappoint... visually. They were served freshly fried -- nice and hot with a lovely crisp that didn't fade across the approximate 15 min it took to finish them. The flavor was fine although nothing particularly novel. The wings were tossed in a sweet and slightly tangy sauce strongly reminiscent of the premade Vietnamese nuoc cham sauce sold in big glass bottles at Asian grocery stores (http://www.easythaieasygo.com/images/aroyd_sweet_chili_sauce.jpg)... You know, the thickened and slightly goopy variety. I've never been a fan of the stuff since homemade nuoc cham tastes so much better. It'd be nice if they offered a different sauce, or changed it up altogether to make it spicier and more garlicky. The fresh basil is a nice touch, though. The guys are super duper nice and the wings are fried so perfectly that I'm really, really hoping they experiment a little more with the wing sauce to give 'em enough punch to make me remember which Mo to hit up for mo' wings! read more

I just discovered my favorite food truck today! I'm sure I'll go back if they keep showing up over by Yahoo for lunch. I got the halfer bowl with half pulled pork and half umami tofu over rice. Loved the pulled pork! Perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked. The tofu is pretty good, it's very light and fresh, but I would never get it as a whole entree. The portions are kind of small, even after I added the egg, it was still not big enough for me. Next time I would order a side order of something else. Lunch comes out to be about $10 per person. read more

I had the chance to try out MoBowl while they were at the April edition of the Shop at Flywheel Press' First Fridays. My friends and I decided to eat and enjoy while we socialized. They were excited to try out the heartier dishes, like the pulled pork fries and the garlic noodles, which looked great (and in the case of the pulled pork fries -- which I tried -- WERE great). Having eaten a bit before we met up, I was in the mood for something a little lighter; my option this evening was the brussels sprouts. I was a little concerned by the price -- how can that be a big meal?? -- but, on the whole, I was really impressed... it DEFINITELY felt like a meal, with some (rich) brussels sprouts, a nice helping of rice, and a decent-sized, nicely dressed (fresh and tangy) green salad. All the veggies were brightly colored (i.e. fresh and, in the case of the brussels, cooked well). This is definitely not a truck with lighter fare, but for the price, what you get is very substantial, flavorful, unique, tasty, and high quality. If you're at a truck meet and you want to try out different things, I'd suggest splitting a dish with a friend. Recommend! read more

Tasty asian fusion rice bowls, but overpriced. I tried the 5 spice pulled pork ($8) and instead of salad they offered me two chicken wings for $1 extra (which was a nice substitution). The average sized (not large by any means) portion was tasty and flavorful, containing multiple flavors and spices along with tender pulled pork and spicy chipotle mayo, but for the price I could have easily gone to a restaurant for likely the same. If I need a quick fix I'll definitely come back, but if I'm looking for a good meal I'll go to a sit down location since the price here is too much for a food truck despite it's unique blends of rice bowls. read more

It was my first time here and the staff was friendly, menu was intuitive, reasonable prices. We ordered 3 boxes - pork, chicken, and beef. The meat was very good - I was worried it would be too dry or hard but all three meats were cooked well. I really enjoyed how healthy and fresh the whole meal felt. Definitely planning on coming back! We got three different types of sauces but I didn't understand why the peanut one would cost more. It's not like peanuts cost more or anything - seems like an arbitrary decision for them to do that. read more

Went to Moxsie Street Eats, and MoBowl is definitely enjoyable experience worthy of 3.5 stars. There was no line and we ordered right away. After asking for your name, the person taking your order will thank you by your name. Between two coworkers and I, we ordered the pulled pork, the pesto chicken and the yin-yang of half curry chicken, half beef ribs. My pulled pork was ok, but I thought something was missing. Before I could put my finger on it, I tried the pesto chicken. I immediately realized what was missing: It was tender and juicy, which the pulled pork was lacking a little. I didn't normally like peanuts, but this was my favourite dish (plus it didn't taste peanuty). Good thing he liked the pork more and we swapped. As for the yin-yang, the curry chicken was very so-so. The curry lacked depth, seems like pre-mixed ones bought in store. The rib, on the other hand, was flavourful with a bit sweetness. read more

Been here a few times, actually a lot and the food is consistent and great tasting. Any dish you pick you can't go wrong so your'e pretty safe with anything you get off the menu. I did try one of their specials honey bbq tri tip and I guess it was the first day they made it and I did contact the owner and stated the pieces were too big to bite w/o a knife and next thing you know, smaller pieces. So this is a great truck that listens to their foodlings. Only complaint I have is the veggies which is mainly lettuce with a light dressing should be subbed out for regular asian style veggies. Still waiting for that option one day. read more

**Atmosphere** Well, it's a food truck. The truck is clean, with available drinks and plastic utensils available up front. The menu is written in chalk and is easy to read. **Service** They were a half hour into their lunch service. I only saw one customer was in line. I wondered if this was a bad sign, but I walked up to the truck and ordered. The order taker – possibly the owner – was friendly, giving me several options to what I ordered. I had the Five Spice Pulled Pork bowl. There were two additional options with my meal, a fried egg and brown rice. Each would cost an additional dollar. I opted only for the fried egg. The meal came out to nine dollars total. They were able to make my dish in less than five minutes. I took it to go, as is the case with these food trucks, and took my meal back to the office. **Food** The food comes in a sturdy plastic bowl. Items in the bowl are segregated into three areas: a salad, rice with the fried egg on top, and the pulled pork. At first glance it doesn't seem like that much food. Then you realize the bowl is deep, and the contents of the bowl make up a hearty meal. The salad was a normal regular green salad with a light dressing. The egg was fried medium with a slightly runny yoke. The rice was perfect, not too soggy or too dry. The meat, at first taste, was extremely tender and flavorful. I enjoyed it for a while. But after some time the five spice, which I've had before in other dishes, became overwhelming. **Verdict** I enjoyed my meal, though again, the five spice was a bit heavy handed in my opinion. I think I'll go back to try another offering. But for now I give it 2 1/2 stars out of 5. read more

I just finished my very first mobowl! I ordered the Umami Tofu bowl with brown rice. Total price was $8, brown rice is a $1 extra. My tofu bowl was very flavorful with tomato, mushrooms and sesame seeds with salad on top of rice. Portion size was perfect for me since I'm trying not to eat too much, but you big eaters, one mobowl may not be enough! Service is very friendly and it's very refreshing to see a nice, happy face taking my order when I'm starving. read more

The umami tofu bowl rules. Marinated tofu, shiitake, and tomatoes (which gives the bowl a unique flavor), a scoop or 2 of rice, and a small salad with a light, spicy dressing... veg heads: behold! For a price somewhere around 6 or 7 bucks, it's hard to beat. Plus, every time I eat MoBowl, I'm stuffed afterwards... $6 or $7 well spent! read more

I been here a few times and tried a few different dishes, each one is very good. Try the cheesecake egg rolls too they are good. The guys that work the truck are always very nice, and very fast with the orders. read more

I had high hopes, but... Wish I had something good to say about MoBowl. My first and only experience with MoBowl was today at the SJ Bacon Fest. My husband, 1 yr old son, and I waited for nearly an hour in 80+ degree weather (with no shade) to try their ramen burger. When we got just a few feet away from the window to order, one of the guys from the truck announced there were only 5 burgers left. This was very early in the day, mind you, so it seems like they didn't show up to the festival prepared to serve customers. We were hoping we were close enough to get one burger to share between the 3 of us, but no luck. The party in front of us got the last one. We decided to get a cup of strawberry lemonade since we had waited in line so long and didn't want to walk away empty handed. Seeing as how we had waited so long, the cashier could've offered some sort of consolation....maybe offer a discounted price on the lemonade, or give us the lemonade for free if we opted to order something else, but nope, we got nothin'. This is poor service in my opinion. So after paying $20 for admission, all we walked away with was a $4 cup of crappy lemonade that was probably Country Time brand and had no trace of strawberry in it other than being tinted pink. MoBowl ruined our Bacon Fest experience. We didn't want to wait in any more hour long lines to walk away with nothing...that's the precedence they set and the only memory I'll have regarding SJ Bacon Fest. read more

Overall: oky food truck, pricey as usual Pros - rice bowl comes with a salad - You can get brown rice - add a fried egg - service is good, they are very polite. Always a plus in my book. Cons - steak bowl had some chewy/bubble gum-like pieces - no salad dressing could be found, just saw sriracha sauce side note - the food does take some time so hopefully you don't have a meeting right after lunch read more

I used to frequent this place and order the fried chicken. They were decent and pretty edible. However, the recent 3-4 months that I went to this food truck at gfoodlounge in 2nd street, I'm terribly disappointed. The chicken was rubbery and tasted really weird. It was gross. I ordered the fried chicken again the second and a third time to give them another chance. But it was still gross and rubbery. I would advice against ordering the fried chicken in this food truck. That said, I would never come back to this truck again. It was a waste of money. I didn't even eat 20% of the lunch that I got here. I threw the rest away. read more

Had my first MoBowl experience today and am thoroughly impressed! Great food and really nice people behind the counter. I tried the Five-Spice pulled pork bowl (with a fried egg!) and the cheesecake egg rolls. Both were delicious! The pork had just enough spice and the pineapple dipping sauce for the egg rolls was just the right amount of sweet. My co-workers tried the pesto chicken and one of the curry bowls and everyone really liked them. We're really hoping they'll be back in our area next week. Also, right after getting my order, my eggs rolls dropped on the ground. Within seconds, they presented me with another order. Best service ever! read more

I'm pretty sensitive when it comes to eating spicy foods - I love eating it but I can't stand the aftermath of sweat and pain...at least in public. As my friend described my relationship with spicy food: "You don't have to go to the gym anymore! Just sit at home and eat spicy food!!" Being the masochist that I am, I ordered the Five Spice Pulled Pork and quietly walked to my desk with a roll of tissue papers. As I delved into the bowl, it reminded me of a Yoshinoya bowl, all neatly organized with veggies on one side and a heaping pile of meat on the other. I delved into the bowl and minutes later I expected that huge surge of sweat to break the dam across my forehead. Halfway through the bowl, all of the rice turned into soup. All of it a result of the fatty juices leaking from the pulled pork. Sounds good doesn't it? Well, it was really the most flavorless thing in the world. Not a sweat bead was dropped. Five SPICE Pulled pork? Yea right. Trees died thinking they would save me from this "SPICE". Honestly I wasn't that impressed by what MoBowl had to offer. After reading all the reviews and hype, I really wanted to like the place but I just couldn't. read more

I LOVE MOBOWL! This summer, our company had a variety of food trucks come to our parking lot during lunch. I was able to try a lot of the trucks that I normally wouldn't get the chance to and Mobowl is definitely on top of the list. I've tried pretty much their entire menu and I can honestly say that everything I've had is amazing! My absolute favorite item is a special I tried today. It's a sushi taco! So creative. Two pieces of nori acts as the taco shell. Piled on top is sushi rice, shrimp, asparagus and sauce. I was a little apprehensive because there is asparagus on it but it actually tasted great. The asparagus adds a nice crunch to the taco. It was so good that I went back for seconds and at $2 each, you can't go wrong with that. Also, I have to add that the owner and staff are all super nice and friendly. They even remember my name and make conversation with me. Small gestures like that keep customers coming back. Thanks MoBowl! :) read more

Kevin and the crew at MoBowl are super friendly and always smiling when I see them! Puts me in a good mood. What else puts me in a good mood is their fried cheesecake egg rolls!! mmmmm so delish. It has the perfect ratio of cheese stuffing to fried wrap covering. must. try. now. The bowls are larger than they appear. Even my husband, who eats like a monster and demolishes everything in sight, is completely filled by a bowl! I've had all of the bowls and each one is uniquely flavored and tasty. Good job on filling up the bowls to the rim with content! See you soon MoBowl! read more

The bowls are still top notch, but wanted to add that their buns are kinda heavy on the dough. I wished they were able to pack more meat into the buns or at least lessen the dough so it doesn't seem like a biteful of dough and only a tiny bit of meat. Other than that, mobowl still rocks! read more

MoBowl came to my work and thought I'd try it out today. They have a small menu but wasn't sure which one what to get since all of their items sounded good. In the end I got the Five Spice Pork ($8) with fried rice ($1) & fried egg ($1) based on a recommendation from one of my co-workers. When I first opened the bowl the aroma of the spices was amazing!! As I started eating the flavor of the food matched the same wonderful aroma, unfortunately the rice was a tad bit undercooked so bits and pieces were "crunchy". However, I would definitely try them again as a minor issue with rice isn't a deal breaker for me. BTW, the customer service was great and saw other food that I'd be interested in trying next time! read more

AMAZING! I had their food for the first time from the food truck and I couldn't be more pleased! I spent more than I would like on lunch $15 but it's worth every penny! Six huge garlic prawns, garlic noodles, Fries egg white and spring salad! YUM!!! read more

MoBowl - Words can not describe how good this is! Garlic prawns, garlic noodles, fried egg white, spring salad ... heavenly! - Food Trucks Near Me - Brisbane, California

I was a little skeptical with the food truck that came to my job because there was no one standing in line. I ordered the fried chicken with rice and the garlic noodles. OMG!! What a good combo. The chicken was cooked perfectly crispy in the outside and moist inside. The sauce was BOMB! I can't eat spicy foods but this sauce had a little kick. I ate on! The noodle...were so good I wanted to slap myself!! Yummy!! I also ordered for my co workers - one is a Vegan. They both loved their dishes. Let me tell you about their fries....so good I DID slap myself! There was some type of seasoning that was a little salty a little sweet. Delish!! I told everyone in my office to get down to the truck. Not one bad word. Loved it!! read more