Delicious food for affordable prices!! I loved their beef Arepas and it was easy to orderread more

A hidden gem; small shop location in a strip. The food comes out quick after ordering on kiosk or…read morewith server. Very flavorful and filling.

We usually spend about 3 hours at this event. There are lots of vendors promoting and selling…read morethings, kind of fun to just walk around the booths and spin the wheels for free stuff. We've came for the Sunday Parade for the past 2 years, and my toddler enjoys it. Kids can play in the Town Center Plaza, where there is the splash pad, and booths with activities, and a stage setup for the band. The food options are decent (Filipino, burgers, pineapple drinks, Mexican snacks, etc.), but expect to wait for the food for a while (30+ minutes) if you go after lunch hours. Also, it's always super hot since there isn't much shade, so bring lots of water and covering if you plan to stay for a while. Tip: 1) Come on Friday if you don't like crowd 2) Parade starts at 1PM on Sundays 3) If you want to enjoy some food without waiting, go to the food area (in the library parking lot) before noon.

1st time going to Cornucopia Days in Kent today (7/12/24)! A whole variety of vendors all over the…read morestreets, including foodies! There's a Cambodian Foods one named Theary Cambodian Foods! Ordered the Pork Sandwich and some skewers, a must try!!! Flavorful and well portioned, with meat, homemade paste and pickled veggies! Gotta get it!!! The owner is our very own friend, sister Threay!!! Please visit her stand if you attend this event during the weekend. She owns a small restaurant in Federal Way as well... Got some Chicken Quesadillas from the Antojitos Lucy Mexican Food vendor, which was very tasty! Also bought a Watermelon drink. SO frickin' good!!! Saw more Food Vendors - a Corn Dog place, Greek Gyro tent, Ice Cream, Garlic Fries, Elephant Ears, Funnel Cakes, Hamburgers, Pulled Pork, etc. Browsed around the 3 blocks or so.... A lot of different arts and crafts, collectible Pokémon Card vendors, an Army booth, Firefighters, Police Officers, Bathtub people, Sponsors, a Caricature booth, Jewelry, Art works, Pike Street Nuts, and lot more! Flyer/Info here: https://kcdays.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/2024-Cornucopia.pdf

I have two favorite dishes when I consume Mexican food--birria tacos and tortas. So I was delighted…read morewhen I came across this food truck, and it served both! I opted for a torta today. There's a decent number of meat choices and I went for chicken. They offer shredded or cubed and I got shredded. After ordering, it took maybe 5 minutes to get my food and it was very warm. They also offer salsas, green, medium, and hot. I just got hot but the man serving me did ask if I wanted more/how many so that's was nice. The torta itself was quite good. Bread was great, healthy number of fixings, and it was definitely on the bigger side--easily 2 meals for me! The chicken itself was fine, not extremely flavored but not bad, but I do wish I had paid a $1 up charge for birria or Al pastor instead. But! I enjoyed it enough that I definitely will try more things from this truck!

I have been going here for a couple of years and the quality is usually good, but not amazing…read more However I have noticed the uptick in $$. I get a regular steak burrito and a Jarritos, and give an 18% tip (lowest option w/o hitting more buttons). The order is done in less than 5 mins. The bill comes out to $25. That is a lot for a standard burrito and drink, no? I love burritos but I always associated it with fairly reasonable prices. There's been this trend on social media asking why food trucks should cost more than sit down restaurants, I'm scratching my head on this trend now. And it's resulted in me going back less often as I used to.

What we ordered: Noquis Bomba Rellenos, Chicken Empanada, Ham & Cheese Empanada, Chimi Fries,…read moreBrisket Chimi Melt, & Chicken Milanesa. ⁣ I don't think I've ever had Argentinian food so this was a great spot to try some! Their empanadas were tasty, especially their ham and cheese one, and their sandwiches were so delicious! The brisket was so tender and the chicken milanesa was breaded and fried perfectly. The star was the chimichurri sauce that I literally put on every single bite of anything I ate! We had great service and the restaurant had limited seating inside. I definitely will be coming back again!

Let me first say I'm Argentinian and I have been away from home for around 20 years so I miss me…read moresome argentine food. We tried the empanadas from el argento many many years back when they only had a food truck. Fell in love with them but unfortunately they moved to Auburn and we lost track. We now moved to Bellevue area and got to drive to El Atgento after many years. Let me tell you, the food is authentic and very fresh!! Delicious and full of Argentine flavors. The empanadas are almost as good as the ones I make at home () the milanesas are great and the French fries are the best!! Service is super friendly, prices are fair for the portions and quality, and overall is our go-to for Argentine food. Worth the drive, support this business since they care about what they serve their customers. Give them a try and you will be hooked!! You will not regret it!

A local IG influencer put Mi Patria on my culinary radar screen…read more It piqued my interest to experience Puerto Rican cuisine, albeit it in the Olympic Hills/Jackson Park North Seattle neighborhood. Look for the sidewalk flag and festive bright food truck. It located north and adjacent to Caroline Pub, at 137th and 15th. Don't park at the two neighboring homes though, go towards the back and use the shared gravel parking lot. There are some outdoor seating, two covered 4 tops with thatched umbrellas and a wooden picnic table. Owner/chef was very patient and welcoming. The Homie and I placed our order, then we soaked up some pleasant late afternoon sun seated at the picnic table. Payment can be made by card, Zelle or Venmo. We decided to share the following: *Carne Empanadilla (beef) *Pal' Corillo Mixed Tray that included Chicharrones (fried chicken), Croquetas (croquettes), and Carne Frita (fried pork tostones) with two dipping sauces. *Flan de Coco There are also apps, mofongo bowls, combos/entrees, pinchos, dessert and bevs...something for everyone. Mega flavor and guaranteed to improve your demeanor!

We must have caught them on a bad day sadly. Ordered the chicken Pincho skewer, Papas Rellenos, a…read moreBeef Empanada, and a Chicken Mofongo bowl. The chicken skewer was very tender but its sauce tasted like a basic bbq sauce which surprised us. We still liked it. The Beef Empanada lacked flavor and was slightly dry (though from what I see of reviewer pictures that must not always be the case), the papas were also a bit lacking in flavor sadly. The chicken mofongo had nicely cooked chicken but we barely had any plantain mash at the bottom which was a bummer. Worst of all, I found a hair deep in the middle of the bowl. It definitely wasn't mine because I fished out from in between some packed food. Really disappointed. Unfortunately the person serving was also quite curt and grumpy with us. Not sure we will return. We had high hopes though.

My life as been changed, not sure if it is for the better or not. I thought bignets were a good…read moretime. Then one fateful (read fat-ful) day I was driving through Georgetown and saw this sweet trolley on the roadside. Fun Guyz a classic street trolley turned food truck. The majority of the menu can be described as fusion food but it is not really loyal to any on genre of food. There is Asian fusion (the noodle medley), Latin fusion (the tacones) and Southern remixed (the Trieignets). I ordered the Thai Pan Noodle Medley with Lemon Chicken. It was flaming hot and spicy. But the item that haunts my dreams is the Triegnet. There are a couple of different flavors so I went with the Nutella and Mallow. Deep-fried doughy goodness enshrining the almighty N&M combo? It should be illegal. But it's not. Sometimes I think fusion nonsense but if the rule holds true I guess I'll be getting my head checked out. Because I am in love with these bignets but better.

From the owner: We love eating at trucks, but the problem came up over and over -- I'm hungry, where should we go?…read moreWho's where? Did a quick internet search - Nothing. So we came up with our own solution. Hope you enjoy, and don't forget to go EAT AT A TRUCK!

The Kent Lions Club always does a great job putting on the Kent Cornucopia Parade and overseeing…read morethe Kent Cornucopia Days. Like many organizations, they are looking for more volunteers of all adult ages to assist them, so feel free to help, it's only one week a year. A worthy non profit group worthy of your support, financial, volunteering or assisting them. I am proud to be a part the Grand Parade and hope to see you there too, trust me, if you love parades like I do, you'll have a good or great time.

Your organization does many good things. I need you know about an experience I had this evening…read more You sponsor a youth basketball team at Kent Commons. They were playing first game of tournament tonight at eight. The boys were observed to be much larger and taller than the team they were playing against. This happens at this age. The problem was the the parents mocking the smaller kids, the players running the score to 30 points ahead and a general lack of sportsmanship. This is not teaching these boys to be good citizens. It was so out of hand the ref called the game early. Not a place you want your name.

Sounds Great to me!- I'll check it out! :-) I haven't been…read moreyet. My son says there's better places to go- so? We'll see? I hope they have fresh berries- I love my berries!~ also avocado - I'm huge on FRESHNESS!!~

If you want to buy Asian veggies at a farmers market you'll find it here. A Filipino vendor from…read moreWapato sells ampalaya, eggplant, string beans, and more. Their tent is located south of the library next to the art piece, "Crow with Fries." The farmers market is about 8 minutes away from The Outlet Collection (formerly called SuperMall). Quality vendors. Some are set up on the grass and some are along a concrete path. Good turnout with community services representation. Not as big as the Puyallup Farmers Market but still top tier in the South End.

I've been to many weddings with mediocre food. So naturally, I wanted to find a caterer for my…read morewedding that made good, wholesome food. Im happy to say they one of the BEST wedding decisions I made was getting Thai food catering it from Chef Tanya! All of our guests loved the spread of spicy, homey, and authentic Thai food. Every dish was perfect; the chicken satay with peanut sauce, Larb, papaya salad, green curry, and Phad Thai. Coordinating the menu was an extremely easy experience and the food was delivered all the way to North Bend on time. THANK YOU to the Foodcase for making my wedding even more perfect

I had the pleasant opportunity to chow down on the Foodcase's Khao Mun Gai, which is one of my…read morefavorite Thai dishes, and I found it to be the most authentic and tastiest I've tried outside of Thailand. The chicken was tender, the rice was herbalicious with exactly the right consistency (rare!) and best of all the sauce was perfectly balanced. I hope that I have the opportunity to try out some of their other Thai dishes and I'm hopeful they may open a restaurant some day.

This annual event always happens on Friday , Saturday and Sunday in mid-July. The parade is always…read moreon Sunday. It's a fun event for kids, lots of booths with free kid-friendly stuff like toys, balloons, etc. The town center splash pad is always on, great way to keep the kiddos cool. For the past couple years, all the food and drinks vendors are placed in the library parking, with some covered seating.

The Seafair website boasts, "Kent Cornucopia Days is a nationally recognized, award-winning…read morefestival and is a community service project of the Kent Lions Club." Last year was a bust so we decided to go again to compare. Definitely a better turnout this year. No carnival rides but that's ok. Heard about the Oak Harbor incident? The kiddos can play in the spray park or Kherson Park instead. Booths had friendly representatives and were there to chat about local services and current/future projects. I swung by the Sound Transit booth and learned about the Federal Way Link Extension. Hopefully they'll get it done before we host the FIFA 2026 World Cup. Freebies were abundant and representatives were happy to give items away as long as you were interested in what they had to say. The Puget Sound Fire Department booth had some good stuff and were offering free CPR Training at ShoWare. As for the food area I wish they had more tent seating. Last year wasn't a problem; this year people were saving spots for friends and family while they were waiting in lines. They have a parade. If you want to attend bring a camping or beach chair. The sidewalk might be too hot to sit on considering the heatwave. Not as extravagant as Torchlight but it's nice to support the community. We parked in the Kent Station Garage. It was nice coming back to a non-toasty car.