Been to a few food truck meet ups and I like the line up, variety and set up of Moveable Feast Willow Glen. First off, there's plenty of parking which is conveniently located near the event. Secondly, they provide seating and heating lamps so that we could all park our tushies and stay warm as we devoured our goodies. I like how all the trucks are close together so you don't have to wander far and you can check out other menus while waiting for your food. The amount of people at last night's event wasn't overwhelming and the lines were manageable. However, when the weather warms up and more people attend these events, I hope that they will be able to expand also. Lastly, I like how it's near the freeway and a major street so we weren't driving around looking for the venue. It was clearly visible and easy to peruse, even from the street. read more

Dare I say, I liked this much better than 'Off the Grid' in SF?!?!? I did miss some trucks from OTG, but a trip out here saved me a drive to the train station and then tons of walking after the train to the spot in the city. That in itself was a plus. In addition, there was less traffic here! I enjoyed a beef burger from Le Bon, the Vietnamese and French cuisine truck. That was my favorite food there! So yummy and their special mustard sauce is really, really good! I also tried a Coke-braised pork bao from The Chairman, a Chinese truck. The bao was ok, pretty good, but not something I would rant and rave to my friends about. Now the beef burger, yes... I'll rave away! I hate to slam the coffee truck, but when I saw they had a raspberry & peach lemonade I was really excited. I waited for it because I thought I would be getting my hands on some gourmet lemonade, but it was just Simply Lemonade with some flavoring. It wasn't pricey at all, but just not what I was expecting. I miss that from OTG, no really cool drinks at the Moveable Feast. All in all, I'm glad that this is here and that it's easy to find! I will be going back to try more goodies! read more

This is a fun event to attend. Lots of people and if you get here early you can avoid lines and actually have your pick of food. We got to try several of the trucks-- Chairman Bao was the standout with their steamed/baked buns. Delicious and worth the money. We also tried Vietnamese from O Mi Ninja as well (good, but not great), blackened chicken pasta from the Louisiana truck (strangely herby) and brisket from a meat truck (didn't get the name because the markings were hard to read in the dark). We waited for cupcakes at the end, but the line was prohibitive. There is a terrible wind at this location and it surprises me that the organizers don't have the trucks park the opposite way to avoid it. If you are coming here, dress warmly to avoid it. There are some heat lamps and seats (chairs and bucket seats) and the crowd is nice. I hope that the trucks vary from week to week. This would be key to prolonged attendance. read more

Friday's are the BEST!! Moveable Feast is in Willow Glen at Curtner & Hwy 87. I love going here and being able to try foods from so many different food trucks. During the summer they have more locations during the week such as Stanford, San Pedro Square, Blossom Hill, Winchester Mystery House, and even in San Mateo. There are tons of people who show up to these things. Great way to try different foods, and mingle with new people. The only thing they need now is a Beer Garden! Make it happen..... read more

Wow. In a nutshell, or food truck, wow. I pretty much spent 20 minutes just circling around the wide selection of food trucks, the red Moveable Feast branded pails that were used as chairs, the brightly lit string lights lining the area, and the awesome DJ blasting super old R&B songs. It was a wonder to see and NO IDEA how it took me THIS long to actually attend a Food Truck feast! If you haven't stopped by for a taste of the action, drop everything you're doing and find one of the Moveable Feast locations to dine at tonight. Super impressed with the variety of trucks, the cleanliness, the amount of people, and the great atmosphere that ensued. Stop one was The Chairman for some Asiany Steamed Bun goodness! Holy wow. This became stop two since I had to have more, but for the meal, I sampled: Spicy Chicken with Toasted Sesame Purée, Pickled Carrots-Cucumber & Cilantro (on a steamed bun) Coca-Cola Braised Pork with Savoy Cabbage & Preserved Yellow Mustard Seeds (on a steamed bun) Wow. Again, wow. So fresh, so tender, so flavorful! And the steamed bun was just delightful. Another star to add to this review, the price! Each bun was under $4 and with 4 buns total, I was pleasantly satiated. ....until I saw the cupcake truck. Fairy Cakes, thank you, offers a HUGE variety of quite unique cupcake flavors. I decided to go with the Cookie Batter Cupcake that turned out to be delightfully rich, yet not overly sweet. Just perfect with the light and airy frosting and dense cookie butter in the middle. Mmmmm mmmmm. This location gets crowded, the beats be poppin' and the good times be rolling. A must try experience! Go! Summary: Clean Great atmosphere Huge variety (Asian, Indian, BBQ, burgers, American, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Cupcakes, Frozen Custard) Good prices (and takes credit cards) Decent location Plenty of space Fun music Friendly staff and truck owners/workers Safe area (lots of families and kids roaming around) DELICIOUS FOOD read more

My favorite MVBL Feast market in the South Bay! PROS! - Plenty of parking - USUALLY have a pretty solid line up with trucks I'm craving - Right off of the highway - Down the street from Tapioca Express so I can grab a drink and loiter for hours CONS! - Traffic on Curtner is pretty bad read more

I was so excited about the Moveable Feast! Unfortunately I left disappointed. The lines were incredibly long. The food was okay. The trucks started running out of food at 7 p.m. (on Friday), and several closed early. I wanted to love it. Unfortunately I was let down. read more

1. Love how Sam's Chowder is always stationed here. Many other selections to choose from as well, including Bao and Bowl, Mogos, An the Go, Fairy Cakes, Curbside, Grilled Cheese Bandits, and Treatbot. 2. Head over after work around 8 and they still have food available. 3. Some food trucks are CASH ONLY. Don't push your luck and not bring cash. One time Chairman's credit card swipe wasn't working so I didn't get to try it! BOO :( 4. They have heaters due to the cold weather and places to sit! 5. Big parking lot (no trouble finding parking) 6. Near The Plant Shopping Center (http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-plant-shopping-center-san-jose) read more

DAMN!!! Where to start! This is an idea whose time has come! Want a really fun and delicious Friday night meal? This is the place but come early! The food trucks vary although there are some that are standards for this site. You can find out who is going to be there each Friday by visiting their website at http://mvblfeast.com/ Sign up for their weekly email and they will let you know the lineup at the various sites around town. They are in this location only on Friday's Some serious tips: 1) Come EARLY for the best choices. They are open from 5 to 8 officially though I've been there way past 8 and stuff was still going strong. Early for the parking and selection. It's located in the VTA parking lot at Curtner and Hwy 87 but it gets completely packed! The best food trucks get massive lines and will run out of food. 2) They have seating in the form of red 5 gallon buckets that you sit on in a circle and dine on your lap. The buckets will be difficult to impossible to get when it's in full swing so consider bringing your own lawn chair or something to set up a parking lot tailgate of your very own. Many people will be doing this and some of them seem to even have their own "beverages" going. 3) Things I have tried and loved: Curry Up Now's Sexy Fries and Naughty Naan - delish! Fairycakes' the Vanilla Salted Caramel Cupcake is almost better than sex! Chairman's Steamed Bun with Tender Pork Belly with tumeric pickled daikon. OMG! It is just a small little thing but it filled me up and made me very happy! The pickled daikon was a revelation! KoJo Kitchen is a great one for the Korean BBQ Chicken served with kimchee on a Sushi Rice Bun. I've tried a lot more and really have never had a bad one. Everything is good and sometimes it's a good thing when your favorite truck runs out or isn't there. Forces you to try something new that might be even better! read more

This is the best food truck spot in Santa Clara County. They have a variety of food trucks that setup every Friday evening at this location. Hill Counrty BBQ, Sanguchon, and Treatbot are always my favorite food trucks to visit. This location is usually packed but the lines move very fast. I recommend coming a little early in the evening to avoid food trucks running out of certain items. read more

My first time at a Movable Feast event in SJ. They had 8 trucks at this event. It was not super crowded and the location was easy to get in and out of. Also, they had giant sized games for the kids, which made it very family friendly. read more

Every Friday night, Moveable Feast parks its trucks at this Willow Glen location, and I always find myself and my girlfriend here when I have a day off from work. The vendors here change every week, save for Treatbot, so it's best to follow Moveable Feast on their Twitter page. I'm always on the look-out for the following trucks: Eat On Monday, Koja Kitchen, The Chairman and MoBowl. Eat On Monday has a great UFC (Ultimate Fried Chicken) Club Sandwich; Koja Kitchen has a neat garlic-rice bun and Kamikaze Fries (Cross-Cut Fries with Korean BBQ Beef, Kimchi, Green Onions and their Signature Sauce); The Chairman has an amazing Pork Belly Sandwich; and MoBowl has the best Five-Spice Pulled-Pork Fries I've ever had. After moving from Daly City to San Jose and having been a big fan of Off-The-Grid, I was happy to find Moveable Feast to quench my Food Truck cravings, until I can move back to the Peninsula in the future. It's not quite as big as Off-The-Grid, but it certainly has its share of amazing vendors. If you haven't hopped on the latest Food Truck craze that's been gaining popularity in the recent years, the Moveable Feast venues are a good place to start, ESPECIALLY if you're in the South Bay Area. read more

Mayo & Mustard truck makes a killer sandwich, bread was delicious. Looked like they sliced their meat to order. Hope there back next week. Oh yeah can't go wrong with the Chairman truck. read more

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I guess it's supposed to be "hip" and "fresh", but it was just standing in line for overpriced, bland food in a noisy parking lot. Not feeling the love. I think my mistake was not reading all of the reviews below: I had the same experience as others who made the mistake of going to BBQ Kalbi: greasy, bland food that gave us heartburn. Maybe you have to be 20-something to "get" why this is so cool. For just a little more, I could have taken the family to Lanna Thai on Camden Avenue for a real treat. read more

Friday night was my first time at the Willow Glen location of Moveable Feast, and I enjoyed it! They are located at the VTA station, and there was a good amount of parking available, but only if you come early (before 6:30pm). I liked that they were up to date with the food truck lineup, so you could plan out which truck(s) you want to check out. Sam's Chowdermobile had the longest line, so make a beeline for that truck if you want something from there. I also liked that they had overturned plastic buckets to use as seats, so that you didn't have to stand the entire time. Traffic heading South towards Willow Glen can get ugly though, so make sure you carpool if coming from the North. I will hopefully be back to Moveable Feast at this location soon! read more

Moveable Feast is one of the best family-friendly events to happen to Willow Glen. They have made great use of a huge parking lot and turned it into a social gathering place for people to try new foods from local (within the Bay Area) small businesses. We get to sample all sorts of cuisines from different ethnic heritages, and we get to sit and chat with neighbors as we wait in line, or sit on buckets enjoying the beautiful Willow Glen air. One could not really ask for a better, more relaxed Friday night.. A+ read more

Moveable feast how I love you. This location is by far my favorite. It's right off the 87 south freeway, it has a huge parking lot, and I've definitely liked the different food trucks that have come through here the most. Among the many, I particular like, soulenese, sam's chowder mobile, fairy cakes, chairman bao, and treatbot. There's always a great Hispanic truck there and I want to try a curry truck when it comes! I always have a hard time choosing what I want to eat for that night! This is a great event for a family, some friends coming thru for dinner, or even just for tourist. Some trucks take card, and others take cash only - do yourself a favor - get some cash and bring your card just in case. Not all trucks accept card. read more

Holly Crabs Batman! **This place is AMAZING!** 1.Seating in the form of red 5 gallon buckets that you sit on and dine on your lap. 2.Bring CASH. They take credit cards, but sometimes they don't work 3.Bring more people with you so can try it all. 2 people, 15 trucks, just not enough room in the belly to try everything at once! :O) read more

For the longest time I was jealous of San Francisco and their food truck line up. And then we got Moveable Feast! Ever since it started we've been making it a group dinner field trip. Friday nights are the best because you don't have to worry about preparing, serving and cleaning up after a long day at work. We all enjoy the variety of different and changing food trucks. Driving to this location can be a pill but once you're in there is ample amount of parking. What a great use for a large empty space. The lines can be long but you also end up meeting some awesome people. Met my future wedding photographer in line for cupcakes! The only thing I have to gripe about is the so-called heat lamps that are more pretty than useful. So my only suggestion is the bundle up on those cold evenings. I hope Moveable Feast continues on and it will definitely be fun in the summer. read more

We were excited to hear about Movable Feast opening up in our neighborhood (Willow Glen), so we were all set and ready to try it out on opening day. This festival is located in the Curtner Light Rail Station parking lot, which is HUGE. There are 500+ parking spots. On Opening day (Friday 2/10), we went there around 6:15 pm, to avoid the crowds. The first day had ~10 trucks there. Lots of seating (Bucket seats), and a good variety of food. We tried out Curry Up Now, Noodles and Scoops Ice Cream. All were delicious! The noodles and their special sauce was memorable. Overall, a great place to be, every Friday evening. I somehow feel that we will be there frequently :) Easily accessible from Highway 87 (Curtner Exit), public transport, tons of parking and great food. What's not to like :-) read more

I checked out this event a couple weeks ago. Totally love the whole gourmet food truck trend. My favorite trucks were Chairman Bao, Sams Chowdermobile, and Sanguchon. There's plenty of parking and plenty of options for everyone. There were lots of places to eat and even people had mini tailgating like seating at their cars. Definitely need to do that next time. Highly recommend getting the lobster roll at the Chowdermobile, any of the baos at Chairmain Bao, and the afrijoles from Sanguchon. read more

What I most definitely love about MF (besides the variety of delectable foods) is the AWESOME PARKING! There is plenty of parking spots, it's free, and there is enough space for people to tailgate - young and old alike! Here's a quickie for you about MF: - About 10 different trucks including two dessert trucks ranging from asian fusion, seafood, indian, hotdogs, cajun, filipino, korean, cupcakes, ice cream, candy, etc. - Limited red buckets for patrons to settle and eat their hearts out - Can get extremely crowded, which means, long lines! - Go early before food runs out. I've been a regular of MF, trying all their different foods, and I always go back to Curry Up Now and An The Go. I seriously think they put crack in their food because it's so addicting. BUTTT, I would say the HIGHLIGHT of the night was the Black Sesame Ice Cream of Frozen Kuhsterd. Total orgasmic if you're a dessertie! read more

What's NOT to love about 10 food trucks all together in one space? I love it! There is so much variety, culture, and fun. I love that people from all walks of life gather here to eat. You'll see people with picnic tables set up, people sitting on the curb, people eating standing up...it's just cool to see other people like me - lovers of food! I went on a Friday to the Curtner location. It was great! Good parking, easy to find, and good space in the actual Movable Feast area. It's like a public event, but you don't need a ticket or RSVP, just show up with some cash (they all took credit cards too), some friends, and an empty stomach! read more

Very fun event, lots of great food. Was pretty crowded but the trucks were able to pump the food out pretty fast so the wait was minimal. Will be going again in the future! read more

Mmmmm... Trendy fusion food trucking! Go early or late for less of a wait, though if you do go late there may be a few sold out items. We went around 8:40, right before they rolled up, and got what we wanted though. Good stuff! read more

Wow, I can not believe this place was crowded, but not too pack where you can not find parking. We went during prime time as well at 6:30pm. We tried most of the food trucks as samplers. We did not try Sam's Chowdermobile, Eat at Monday's, Coffee shop and the brisket. We spent a good 50 dollars on the trucks because the food was so addicting and good. We will definitely come back and make this our hangout on Friday. read more

Moveable Feast WG is a cozy and easily accessible location for a weekly food truck meet! It's right off 87 and Curtner in the VTA light rail parking lot and they have lots of trucks to choose from. My #1 star goes to the Chairman truck since I don't usually get to see them in the South Bay that often. Honorable mention to the Chowdermobile, Curry Up Now, and Treatbot peeps. The only issue is that it can get cold at night and the organizer provided a few outdoor heaters, some chairs, and buckets to be used as chairs as well. If it gets busy or you want to sit more comfortably, then bring your folding chairs. This is the closest weekly food truck meet to my home so I'm looking forward to coming here very often in the next couple of weeks! read more

Happy 300th review to me! Why not use it as an excuse to try the super trendy Moveable Feast? Yes, please. This review is half from the perspective of a vegetarian, since I'm what I call a "part time vegetarian". Moveable Feast here runs 5-9pm, but by 8 or so they had already run out of some items, which is sort of to be expected. The lines weren't bad by that time (except at th grilled cheese truck.) However, I have to tell you, this is one good time to be a vegetarian! Vegetarian options almost never run out. :) There were at least 10 food trucks here the time I lost my MF-card. Grilled Cheese Bandits, Curry Up Now, Chairman Bao, Thai, Peruvian, Porchetta sammiches, Los Altos Taqueria's truck, Little Chef's Poutine...so many choices. You can find out which trucks will be there by checking their Facebook page. It was hard to choose because I'd gone to the gym beforehand and was super hungry! As for the food, I ended up trying the Chairman Bao tofu bun (marginally underwhelming but decent), a vegetarian curry burrito from the Peruvian truck, and a Paneer Kathi Wrap from Curry Up Now. I wish I'd swapped the Chairman Bao bun for some of the Kalbi tofu options. The Kathi Wrap was much improved with some of Kalbi's spicy mango sauce... (I know, I'm such a sketchy individual, dubiously using other sauces without regard...to be fair, though, I've bought a lot of things from Kalbi.). While the food didn't completely knock my socks off, I felt I had plenty of vegetarian options and it was fun to be able to try a lot of different things. Plenty of parking, plenty of seating, close to light rail...even saw some people tailgating-- only in San Jose! :) Definitely worth it, and if you're a vegetarian you can go later and not worry about having as many of your options being sold out. :) Win! read more

I have always want to check out the food trucks scene in San Jose and so decided to come Friday night. The atmosphere is great with music and "ice bucket" as chairs and metal plate as table. We checked out all the trucks and went for the BBQ trucks and burgers trucks. For the BBQ truck, we were hoping to eat something different. $12 for a plate with 2 meats with potato salad or chips. However, they made every waited for 20 mins for their food when they said it's all ready when we ordered. They apparently messed up my husband's order and he had to ask and the guy needed to dig out the past orders to find his. the portion was small and not sure if it worth $12. (2 ribs and a piece of chicken thigh and small scope of potato salad) For the burger truck (sorry forgot the name), the food was decent. I had the chilli potato hash brown pieces. One bad things again was the wait time. it was a minimum 20 mins wait. However, the food was decent but just expected a bit more than just hash brown with some chili on it. It didn't amaze me for $9. I will say to try out the sliders instead. I would go back for the atmosphere but might not be for the food. read more

Went here last night for the first time, and really enjoyed it. Went a little after 5pm to beat the crowd and got food from Curry Up Now, Chairman Bao, BBQ Kalbi, Sam's Chowder, and Fairycakes. Everything was delicious, especially the steamed pork belly baos at Chairman Bao's...and love, love the maple bacon and burnt almond cupcakes at Fairycakes!! Can't wait to go back again to try out more things. read more

I just tried this place yesterday. I drive by this place every Friday and say to myself, "I will try this place next week." The niece and her husband had the Mexican food And I had the burger place. For some reason or another I never did until yesterday. The options are limited because there are only about seven trucks. You have to get there early because they run out of food. The burrito: The burritos were satisfactory but not the best. My choice for burritos in San Jose is Super Taqueria just down the street. This food truck craze helps food trucks charge more for their food than they normally would. A burrito will cost you $10 here. On the bright side, if you asked for extra meat it's only a dollar more. The burger and tots: I forgot to tell them to cook my burger well done. So when I bit into my burger it was pretty rare inside. So make sure that if you don't like redmeat you tell them to cook it more because I think the default is rare. Otherwise, the burger tasted good. But perhaps I would rather go spend eight dollars for a burger at five guys. This place like the burrito was pretty pricey. It was about 10 bucks for one burger not including fries or tater tots. I also ordered an order of tater tots. They were deliciously fried but needed some salt. I like that they have a live band and that they put nice Christmas lights around the seating area. They also have a little section for kids to play. However, the seating area is just a bunch of buckets all over the place turned upside down. I would only come back if I am with a group of people and they all want to eat something different. Otherwise I am going to five guys or super Taqueria. read more

After visiting all three versions of Moveable Feast in the South Bay, Willow Glen on Friday nights is the best. There are plenty of food trucks to pick from and most offer smaller bites on their menus so you can try a few trucks. It gets crowded quickly, but even though we arrived at 7pm, there was still plenty of parking and treats available! read more

If you live in San Jose and you have not visited the Friday evening food trucks--you need to make a pit stop (no pun intended). Specifically, you need to visit The Chairman Food Truck (I'm not sure why they don't have their own San Jose Yelp Posting). The Chairman Food Truck is: cheap, fast, and has great food--which means customers will have an all-around amazing experience. Food=FRESH STEAMED AND BAKED BUNS, could you really ask for anything more? Well it doesn't matter, because The Chairman offers more. All of their sandwiches have simple, yet elegant ingredients. Example: Tender Pork Belly with Tumeric Pickled Daikon and Green Shiso. Everything taste delicious and fresh, especially, the buns. The sandwich buns are literally one of the best things I've ever tasted. They are warm, soft and compliment the sandwich perfectly. Good Value. If you were to get every sandwich on the menu (which would be way too much food for one person) you would only spend about $30.75. Thus, you could easily have a great and filling meal for less than $10. If you haven't stopped by you need to ASAP. read more

Well this was my best time in a parking lot EVER. So fun to try different foods from the trucks, throw in live music and people watching and you + your tummy are set for a Friday night. You bet we'll be back! Favorites: Chairman steam bun tacos, Curry "sexy fries", Twisted Chill icecream sandwiches read more

This event sort of speaks for itself.. just go. Hungry. And maybe go to the gym beforehand. So many food trucks, so little stomach room. Moveable feast provides buckets as impromptu chairs and some wood panelling as tables. nifty. There was also a fun dj setting the vibe for everyone to have a good time. Great event! read more

I came here that one Friday night when it was FREEZING cold; and raining. the parking lot was almost empty.. We had a breeze getting our food right away as there were no lines. Two words: KOJA Truck. read more

Finally got on that food truck hype! Went to the Willow Glen location with my friend after work on an early Friday evening. Good timing! People were barely coming in... Question: Is the price worth paying for the food? Me...sure. Found it very cool how some foodie fams decided to set up a table in the parking lot and grub there...I also like the idea of using empty containers as seats, totally simple and chill :) There must have been roughly 10 food trucks that evening...and unfortunately, I don't remember any of their names (well, with the exception of Oh Miso Hungry hahaha...cracks me up everytime), but I do remember what type of food they were serving: -BBQ food truck : I ordered a tri-tip burger for the bf from here...the guy gave me a choice of lean or moist...moist has more juice and fat content, so I chose that...cost me 9 bux, but was definately worth buying since the bf loved every bit of it -If I'm not mistaken, it's called the Krezy Kuhstard truck? So it's like ice cream, but with a much higher egg yolk content...I got the Cookie Butter and my friend got Vanilla Bean, both very good, but I wish it was a bit more solid though...they won't offer your toppings unless you verbally mention it yourself, which is what my friend didn't do.... -I don't recall the name of this one food truck, but all I remember is that it sells bomb ass steamed pork-belly buns...I ordered two, and it cost me $3.75 per! Heavy on the wallet, but that little dinky thing was friggin orgasmic...I so want one right now! Love the tenderness of the pork belly, super flavorful, and I love the taste of the pickled daikon. -I'm pretty sure I'm wrong on this one, but my friend ordered us Thai Iced Tea and Pad Thai from the Siam? food truck...cost him a little over $25 for a total of four items. Honestly for a food truck, their Thai Iced Tea was sooo refreshingly good. Their pad thai's the BEST tasting pad thai I've had thus far...flavor's totally on point. -Didn't order from the food trucks that sold Indian food, tacos, Japanese Food, Asian-Soul Food, Fairycakes, BBQ Kalbi and American Classics...again sorry, I don't know any of their names... -I took a star off because my friend and I were totally looking forward to Sam's Chowder Mobile...I've heard the hype on their chowder and lobster rolls, but was beyond disappointed at the fact that they didn't open shop during our time there! Like hello, what's the deal with keeping your customers waiting...especially when they just got off work and are as hungry as a hippo lol...I went home empty handed... Had a good first time food-truck experience, hopefully next time around I can get my hands on some o' dat chowda!! lol p.s.- Bring a good handful of cash with you cuz the food do NOT come cheap...some food trucks do except card though, but I suggest that you keep both on hand. And follow them on FB, so you know where they're going to be next. read more

This was our first visit. It was great. I can't wait till the weather gets warmer and there are more trucks. We will try the south side MF soon and compare. Sam's , Chairman Bao, and Mogo were fantastic. read more

My friends and I continue to come back often to Moveable Feast in Willow Glen. The location is great and there are always a good variety of food trucks there. Now they have started making the place a bit more comfortable with lights and wood boards people use as tables. Plus, they seem to have a lot more paint buckets to sit on now. This is always a fun Friday night event and I will continue to go there. read more

This was a pretty neat event. There usually isn't a lot of opportunity to see a bunch of food trucks in one area where you can pick and choose a few small things to try from each, so I found this to be pretty unique. The time I was here, there were about 10 trucks with a variety of foods including Chinese, Mexican, Korean, Venezuelan, American, fusion, coffee, ice cream, and cupcakes. There are also some makeshift seating arrangements for about 50 people to sit, so any more crowded and I could imagine it would have been pretty stifling if I didn't come in at the tail end of the day, at 8pm. This is a good event to go out with friends to try different types of foods, though. I am pretty weary of the food truck thing, so food-wise, I wasn't that excited or impressed. All in all, a pretty decent recurring event in the area. read more