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    The Kilted Kod

    4.1 (117 reviews)
    InexpensiveSeafood, Food Trucks
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    Moderate noise
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    Outdoor seating

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    Amanda S.

    I was mad craving something greasy this past Friday and remembered Kilted Kod typically hangs out at the Journey Church parking lot on this day. My last experience here last year was fantastic. I was really hoping for the same outcome but it fell just a tad short off. I ordered the same 2 piece Alaskan cod n chips ($10.00) as before, this time adding a side of homemade coleslaw ($1.50) and my husband (not a fish fan, weird dude) got the 2 piece chicken n chips ($12.00). The portions seem generous, but for the price it's okay. My cod pieces were definitely greasier than before. My first bite literally felt like eating fried grease. It also tasted rather old. Same with the fries. I didn't feel very good afterwards. The chicken strips were huge! I had a couple bites and they were awesome. I thought the coleslaw was rather watered down and tasteless. It definitely could have used more sugar or salt to enhance flavor. All in all it satisfied by yearn for an oily dinner but it was a little too much this time. I hate to have to drop my rating from 5 to 3 stars when my expectations were so high based on a wonderful previous experience. I'm a little weary to promise a return - at least next time I'll have an idea of what to expect.

    Fish and chips, only they serve horrible coated fries. Never in my life have I been served coated fries at a chipper.
    John S.

    The best fish and chips I've ever had came from McDonagh's, a small shop in Galway, Ireland. They're been serving locals and tourists alike for four generations, since 1902. I didn't expect that kind of quality from the Kilted Kod food truck, but I had hopes for a better meal from the truck that recently came to our workplace. The fish was unremarkable. There didn't appear to be any seasoning and even the malt vinegar, which came in small Sysco-style plastic packets, was low quality. I've eaten a lot of fish and chips over the years and I've never been served coated fries. Let me say that again: never. What a way to ruin an international treasure. They were horrible. Ten bucks seemed like a lot for two pieces of fish and the fries. McDonagh's serves the same for under $7. And a food truck doesn't have the overhead of a brick and mortar restaurant. The staff seemed rushed and weren't very friendly. Food truck owners are usually excited about their offerings and the service they provide and impart that to their customers. Not so at the Kilted Kod.

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    Denny B.

    Excellent fish, but that is what everyone already knows. Chips are fine, not the style that normally appear as chips in England. These are Idaho style chips. The cole slaw was not overpowered by mayonnaise like can happen. Overall, a good meal, but the cost is way out of balance to the product. The search for Fish and Chips continues.

    The Kilted Kod food truck. Scottish Fish and Chips are their main claim to fame, but they also serve Chicken and Chips.
    Paolo B.

    I love food trucks! The Kilted Kod is in our neck of the woods once a month. I have a short 30-minute lunch break, and so food trucks like The Kilted Kod always come in handy. Scottish Fish and Chips are their main claim to fame. But they also serve Chicken and Chips. And (get this) hot chocolate (seasonal only). The Kilted Kod is advertised as a "family-owned and operated business with the goal of providing the best food at the best value and giving the best service in the Treasure Valley." The owners traveled to Scotland and had the pleasure of eating traditional Fish and Chips on a daily basis. This allowed them to become more adept at the Fish and Chips business. Each order of Fish and Chips comes with malt vinegar. They go well together. The malt vinegar is also said to be effective at slowing down your blood sugar spike after eating high-carb meals (like Fish and Chips). If you order Chicken and Chips, then you get to pick between two types of sauce (ranch or BBQ). The dishes are reasonably priced. Two-piece fish and chips are priced at $10. Four-piece fish and chips at $14. Two pieces of fish and two pieces of chicken and chips at $14. Not bad, eh? I haven't tried legit Fish and Chips from Britain, hence I can't speak about the authenticity of The Kilted Kod's version. However, I do know that I liked their Fish and Chips. The fish wasn't fishy. Skin off. Lightly battered and so you can taste the Alaskan cod. Each fish was 3 ounces or so. Not crispy. Not too oily. Pretty large serving, I must say! Chicken was standard. But the fries were fantastic. Very crispy, just how I like it. The lady and the gentleman running The Kilted Kod were incredibly efficient. Lines can get long, but they make sure to fry the fish and chicken strips in advance to avoid longer wait times, yet they also make sure that each dish is served hot and fresh for their customers. Solid four stars in my book!

    I didn't order four whole pieces of fish, nope. Your eyes deceive you.

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    The batter is a thin layer with lots of fish inside. So good! And the chips are great too!

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    Very good one of my favorite places to go to when I'm craving fish and chips. I honestly haven't found a better restaurant yet.

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    Love this food truck. Super yummy fish & chips. Made to order and perfect every time. Reasonable prices.

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    Food has always been good. Anytime I see this truck I stop and grab some food. The fish and chips are always in point

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    Large portions of delicious cod and great chips. Traveling truck so follow them for your Fish n' chips craving!

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    Absolutely the best fish and chips around! Rated so by a family from Australia who know good fish and chips - thanks so much!

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    On my journey to find the best fish and chips, this place ranks supreme. Amazing fish and chips! Would highly recommend

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    I would recommend them because they served me the best fish and chips in Idaho. The food was hot and very tasty.

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    The fish was so yummy and the tater sauce was so good! I will definitely be going back!!

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