This is a small brewery about 5 minutes from the casino. They have a much larger location about 25…read moreminutes away. I stopped here hoping to get a taste of the recent Cantillion release. No luck, since the release was at the other location. No worries. Everyone here was friendly. The place was very clean and they had plenty of beer to go, as well as souvenirs. They had plenty of their beer on tap. There were at least 9 choices. I went with their sour after tasting it and a few hazy ipas. The tacos were good. The chicken was the best and the fish was also good. I wouldn't get the pork taco again. The street fries were okay. They were a little dry. All in all a great experience.

I'm not much of a beer person but had stopped by this location with some family over the weekend…read morewho tried some of the beer they have. They had some non alcoholic options as well and quite a decent food menu too. I tried the southwest kale salad and absolutely loved it! Friendly service as well. Super cute location - clean and beautifully decorated. They had a small indoor dining space as well as some patio tables. This location is in a very industrial area.

Very big change of heart about this place. Being of Dutch origin, was happy years ago to find this…read moreDutch food trailer years ago, and tried to seek it out occasionally to support the business, even though the food was actually pretty poor quality and I could do much better myself getting it from the Holland Shopping Centre and/or doing it myself. They lost my business well over a year ago already when the owner spouted ignorant, grotesque and conspiracy-laden anti-vax / anti-mask stances on his business and personal pages. Deep in the middle of the pandemic and as a foodservice provider, I didn't have trust that they had your patrons' safety in mind. Recent comments and public actions further strengthened this. I am sad so say that I think my business has been lost forever.

I have been dying to relive the nostalgic taste of a Frikandel speciaal and when I found…read moreDutchlicious, the heavens opened! Usually in chilliwack but totally worth the trip! Thank you Dutchlicious

This food truck was always on my bucket list. I've always felt curious of what this dessert is…read morelike. I finally stopped by the Praguery for Chimney cake while walking around McArthur Glen. Icecream itself looked perfect for Instagram. Mango one was quite good! The chimney cake felt like a pastry than an icecream cone. I've never tasted the original one so I can't say much. I personally find this to be too expensive for what you get. Icecream was good, but nothing more.

It used to be a good size ice cream proportioned to the chimney cake cut it's a lot smaller scoop…read moreof ice cream now for $15! I love the pistachio but I don't think it's worth $15 anymore :(

This review is based on the "Stress-Less Lunch" event and Disco Cheetah…read more On September 18, 2024, there was an amazing event called Stress-Less Lunch, where a selection of food trucks gave out 100% free food. You simply line up, receive a ticket stub from a staff member, and redeem it for a food item. It's strictly one per person. The event happened every Wednesday in September and usually sold out quickly, so you had to come early to wait in line. It started at 12 PM, but I waited from 11:15 AM and got my food an hour later. According to social media, it was sponsored by Cadillac Fairview, a commercial real estate company that owns the nearby Pacific Centre mall. The location of the event was at Robson Square, right outside the Vancouver Art Gallery. As for the food at Disco Cheetah, it's absolutely delicious--it's the bomb! I got a bowl of Korean food with battered boneless chicken thigh, multigrain rice, greens, corn, edamame, pickled red cabbage, and scallions. You also have a choice of sauces to go with the dish. I chose garlic ranch sauce and chili sauce. The chicken thigh was crispy, and every bite had a satisfying crunch. It was full of strong, salty flavors. The greens and rice complemented the dish nutritionally, balancing the salty flavors of the sauces and adding softer, saucy textures to contrast the crispy battered chicken. Big 5 out of 5 stars to the Disco Cheetah and Cadillac Fairview event staff based on this visit. I'm so glad I came out to this event and waited patiently for an hour for the food. The weather was nice, but the air was a little chilly, so it wasn't too bad of a wait. The lines were neatly organized by the event staff, which made the wait less stressful, so kudos to them for that. Disco Cheetah has a restaurant on Davie Street in downtown, so I will definitely consider visiting Disco Cheetah there to try their other dishes.

Disco Cheerah food truck on Howe St by Robson Square…read more Been a while since tried it and happen across it on my lunch walk. I recall the portions were always large, so I usually got for salad bowl to make it lighter. I just noticed that customers were using the self-serve sauces. The chicken was very large and juicey. The salad had a mix of corn, beans, shredded carrots and pickles. Strictly take out, but can get a seat around Robson Square.

Fresh, warm, sweet. It's definitely expensive but a nice occasional treat when you find their truck…read moreat events around the city. I immediately bought one after seeing the new Pistach-OH flavour. It is pistachio spread with honey and crushed pistachios sprinkled on top So delicious!!!

I love beavertails maybe because it is always a treat to have the pastry. I am glad there is a…read moreBeavertails food truck down the mountain now as I usually get my fix up at Grouse Mountain. It sis especially good to have a hot beavertails and hot cocoa surrounded by snow during winter up on the mountain. Unfortunately you can't really re-create the snowy experience here in Vancouver but you can still have a delicious sugary pastry. Eat it while it's hot, fresh out of the fryer. It does make a difference when it has cooled. After trying different toppings over time, I realized my favorite is still the classic. Cinnamon and sugar. You can't beat that. Besides the pastry, you can also get poutine and beaverdog for something more filling. The food truck travels around Vancouver but for now you can get it at River District Crossing on Fridays. Saturdays are usually at Fraser and 43? Follow their FB page for the location.

They were the only vendor serving drinks (besides bottled soft drinks) at a food truck festival I…read morewas at, so I gave them another try even though I was totally underwhelmed when I tried them a few years ago. I ordered a wheat milk tea this time. The drink was decent, but I still found it ridiculously expensive ($8.5 for a "regular" size, probably about 20 oz). The price does include a topping (pearls or jelly), but I think it would be too expensive even with the topping. The service was also not great; they wouldn't accept personal cups and the person taking my order was very distracted while I was trying to order. So-so service isn't a dealbreaker at a food truck, but this didn't endear them to me. If it was cheaper I would give this experience a passing mark, but I just don't think it's worth paying gourmet money for a meh drink; I would rather get a nice bottled beverage instead.

Shop The Block Brentwood Burnaby!…read more A few of Vancouver's favourite food trucks and local vendors have randomly participated at the GV Food Truck Festival certain Fridays and Saturdays in June, July, and August. You can access @gvfoodtrcukfest to find out the details. One thing you need to have in hot weather - an icy treat. Juicy Green Express serves a variety of soft fluffy shaved ice and drinks. Pictured: Fresh Mango Icy with Tapioca It is located in the future Grosvenor development site at 2150 Alpha Avenue (at the northeast corner of Alpha avenue and Dawson street). It is a 5-min walk south from the Amazing Brentwood in Burnaby. Dessert : 4/5 Should Try! Service: Food Truck Kids: 4/5 Yay! (If kids love ice-cream, then they should love shaved ice dessert) Price: 1/2less than $10 for two if sharing Presentation: 2/5 Parking: 2/5 Tips: * do move around different sites at Metro Vancouver. * can locate the food truck by following them in Instagram. Would I Return: Yes ‍

If you haven't had real BBQ then you're missing out. The jalapeño corn bread, beef ribs and baked…read morebeans are delicious. The beef ribs are fall-off-the-bone tender Dino size rib. The brisket wa kinda dry the first time but the second time it was a bit more soft. The Mac & cheese is meh. Had a weird smoke flavour to it that I don't like but I do like the fact they use real cheese. Overall if you're a carnivore this will be heaven to you.

Really good sampler; in my opinion it is enough for 2 people; my other half and I weren't super…read morehungry and the sampler was just enough. If he or I were probably really hungry, we may have added a side or two. Brisket = excellent! Smoky, Tender and juicy. Sausage = excellent, just the way I like it! Pulled pork = very yummy but I wasn't crazy about the sweet smokey bbq sauce (it really was yummy but my preference would have been no save as I don't like really sweet meat. Great slaw and nice addition of pickles to balance everything. Overall, really really good! Friendly service. They were quite busy! Benches outside on a beautiful lawn. Great to sit, chat and soak up some sun on a nice afternoon!