This food truck is definitely a popular one. I've tried to order food from them before, but either…read morethe line was an insane wait, or they were out of what I wanted. Finally they were parked in Eagle River outside of revive market on an afternoon. I knew it was my chance to beat the rush & I was right! They had all their options available. I ordered spicy beef piroshki, spicy chicken piroshki, beef piroshki & pelmeni. The piroshki were delicious! Served hot, and were a good sized portion. The pelmeni were also very tasty, but I wish they had better hot sauce options & didn't charge extra for sour cream. Overall the food is very good though a bit on the pricey side. It's cool to have a food truck in town that offers something different. It's definitely a popular truck so sometimes the lines are very long, and they do frequently sell out of items. A good place to try them is the Spenard food truck carnival on Thursday afternoons in the Koots parking lot. This is Russian comfort food at its finest!

This roaming food truck is in a league of its own. Their flavor dough made daily burst with flavor…read more The owners are so generous and kind. I love the borschts soup and of course the Piroshky.

I'm so glad to start off 2025 with a great recommendation. Located downtown Anchorage in Williwaw…read moreSocial, so it has a decent amount of bar stools and I remember one table with four chairs for seating. The bagel of choosing was the 'Pick Me', a steamed everything bagel topped with bacon, ham, sausage, egg, and pepper jack. I decided to add some pepper jelly on the side and it was delicious ‍. From the first bite of the soft bagel, all of the flavors complemented the next one. I recently found out about this gem from an ADN article. I can't wait to try the other bagel options!

This is a food truck (formerly a lot of trucks including Melt and Smashed) , now it is named 907…read morebagel and they are stationed a lot at Magnetic North brewery but they are venturing out-check their Facebook for whereabouts. We found them at APU on April 20th for a craft fair. They steam their own bagels and have a variety of flavors including plain, everything, onion, sesame, GF, and a sweet rotating option usually blueberry. I got the Barefoot breakfast bagel, overall it was pretty good. Very very messy since the cream cheese was warm and melted everywhere. The bagel was chewy and I was able to get an everything instead of the onion bagel it came with. You can pretty much choose which bagel you want with what sandwich. I picked off the onion even though there wasn't that much, and the tomato slice I got still had the sticker on it, which was bad quality control on their part . The banana pepper added a sweet yet tangy taste, not much cheddar on it, more peppers and banana peppers. It was very good, but again messy. We also got tots which honestly seemed like they were not frozen they were soft yet crunchy. A little spendy at almost $15 each give or take a few bucks. They are not huge bagels but stuffed with a lot of fillings.

Their salad was really good. Also good customer service. Would recommend if you are looking for…read moresomething quick and simple, yet good.

This is a small cafe style restaurant with great food and variety of sauces too! A very clean place…read morewith great service and friendly staff. The serving size is great!! Tofu nachos: 8/10 (the tofu crumbles add great flavor to the beans, corn and avocados on the nachos) Tofu mexican plate: 7/10 Tofu burrito (wet + rainbow sauce): 7.5/10 Overall: perfect spot for vegan mexican food if you're in Anchorage!! Variety of vegan/vegetarian options and great food.

I tried the food from this truck at Bear Paw this past Friday. The service was good, and the food…read morecame out promptly. I wish I could say the food was amazing, but it just wasn't very good at all. I found myself very disappointed with my choice in what truck to order dinner from as there were so many other options. It was edible, and I don't think it was made wrong it just lacked any flavor. The Mac & cheese barely had any cheese. The pulled pork was more the flavor of the bbq sauce than actually smoked pork. The peppers and onions on the reindeer dog were barely cooked. Nothing had seasoning on it. It was one of the most lackluster meals I've had in a long time. I tried feeding the Mac to my toddler so I could get something else, and even he wasn't having it. To add insult to injury both items were $10, which I felt was pretty pricey for the dog. The Mac I can understand a more expensive price tag because of the pulled pork, but portion size was still fairly tiny. Not sure if it was an off day or what, but I'm wary to give this truck another chance. If I did I would just order plain dogs, and add my own condiments.

Went to my bank and noticed this food truck outside. Got a $10 coupon to try the food and was…read moreexcited to get an almost free meal. Got the beefy boy with jalapeños, onions and bacon bits. He has an interesting selection of hot sauces so I loaded it down with black truffle hot sauce and yellow mustard. This was a great hot dog! I love the bun it was on, even though I don't think it was a traditional bun. The only thing I really wish most food trucks would have on their menus is a good old fashioned Chicago dog. Also, a lot of them need two types of relish sweet and dill. (My opinion) I'd definitely eat a hotdog here again.

I didn't catch the name of the man working but he was so wonderful! He was great to chat with and…read morelocals seemed to really like him too. I tried reindeer for the first time and it was delicious. You can smell how good this food is from down the street. Highly recommend!

Excellent classic city food truck hot dogs. What makes these great is technique. The gal (Tia, I…read moreassume) grills the dogs and the bun to perfection so the greases are released to the surface of the dog just right. And if you like caramelized onions, you won't find better ones in the city. I am a person that generally despises hot dogs unless they are really fancy (a la International House of Hot Dogs, down the street). But on a sunny day, sometimes its nice to sit outside and people watch the tourists, sunbathe and eat a greasy dog buried in tasty toppings. Other than IHOH, you won't find a better dog in down. Bring your own seating, rain or shine, entertainment is free.

Absolutely love this place--five stars, no hesitation…read more They're cash only, and it's a small walk-in, order-your-food-and-go kind of spot. It honestly feels like a food truck, except there's a little waiting area inside where you can stand while your food is being made. Simple, no frills, and exactly how it should be. They make the best breakfast burritos in town, hands down. This is a super small, family-run business--a dad and his son--and Oscar is back there cooking everything himself. The food is fresh, consistent every single time, and you can tell it's made with real passion. He clearly loves what he does, and it shows in the quality. This is one of those places you root for. I will always, always come back.

This is good food fast! Great flavorful Mexican burritos and tacos. They also have burgers if…read moreyou're not feeling Mexican that day, lol! I have definitely returned to here. The cooks are friendly and they are all Oscar's family.

Super nice people she dropped it & he made her a new one with a smile!…read more Really good & best bang for your buck!

I've never had "Hawaiian Shaved Ice" before - and no, this isn't "water ice" from back east, or…read moreeven a Sno-Cone. I have no idea "what" this is. But is is VERY tasty and fun. BIG AS YOUR HEAD. The Largest is indeed HUGE. I'd suggest unless you know what you're getting, trying one of the other on for size. The colors, flavors and "add-ons" are more extensive than the menu implies, and it can be a wait - these are not something produced in 2 minutes, and each is custom. On a busy hot afternoon, I have waited in a line of 5 or six for as long as 30 minutes or more. But I waited. As did the additional 4 behind me. That should say something.

Stopped by for lunch today and picked up a sourdough waffle and fried chicken sandwich. The chicken…read morewas a bit done, I didn't mind though as I prefer my chicken well done. It was a sourdough waffle, a fried chicken tender, spicy sweet peach jam, romaine lettuce and garlic sauce. Yum! I want to try the kabobs but it was worth a shot again. I like trying out new places to eat in Anchorage.

I was eating a honey greek yogurt & cranberry compote and I found a long white hair in it. Gross !read more

We stopped by this food truck while it was parked at Girdwood Brewing. Friendly and fast service…read moreand I loved that they had chicken cheesesteaks. The sandwich was a good price and huge - one sandwich and fries were enough for my wife and I to share lunch. The roll was soft and there was plenty of chicken. Fries were hot, salty, and crispy. It was fun to sit outside the food truck and eat on a sunny day.

The journey began when my son seen a picture of one of their sandwiches. As I was searching for…read moregood food open. Anyway I stumbled upon the Mammoth Cheesesteak. Come to find out it was a mobile food truck so I then checked their calendar for their location. Boom! We went to their location where they were going to be for a week. 4th of July, girdwood here we come. We planned it as a day trip and took the grandkids and my son and his fiance. It was worth the drive and the scenery getting there. Support local vendors everyone. I can't wait until they get their shop or restaurant hopefully here in Anchorage. I will locate them again soon.