Koi Fusion Mississippi

Good fusion US-Korean Street food. The cheesesteak sub roll went down very well, the sauce was excellent. The tofu Korean bowl was good, especially the soft spicy tofu, but lacked a bit of finesse. Prices were quite high (around $10) for the portion size.

This is a pretty solid, dependable Korean fusion cart, though I've only had the Tofu Burrito so can only comment on that item. It has a nice proportion of tofu, rice, and other ingredients and tastes fresh and healthy. If that's what you're craving, this place will satisfy it. Their buzzers work, and it doesn't take too long. The only thing that could improve is that they have kind of variable hours, not always consistent, but that's pretty common with food carts. The pod itself is very nice, with tons of seating, though it can often still be too crowded to find somewhere to sit.

I used to visit the food truck next to Fred Meyer on Burnside, which offers Korean fusion Mexican cuisine. It was a great spot that provides soul-nourishing comfort.

I noticed a guy eating what looked like a really good hotdog. It was actually a Korean cheese steak so I ordered it. It tasted delicious. It was very flavorful. Service was friendly. It was not very busy when I went during a weekday round 12:30 and we were able to get a table.

Interesting fusion options. Had the tacos & quesadilla. Not a big fan. Perhaps burrito or bowls are better options.

Chicken, cheese kimchi ⭐⭐⭐✨ - not too spicy even at hot - didn't absolutely blow my mind, it's exactly like how you'd expect Bulgogi burrito ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - hard to describe bc I've never had a refreshing burrito before - loved that it wasn't overly heavy - the beansprouts made it taste brighter than usual - it was a little sweet bc of the sauce - wish there was a little more spice but I loved it!

Love this place and try and come here when I'm in town, but this is the third time I've come here and Google says it's open but it's actually closed. Be very careful going across the city hoping that it's open.

I hate fusion. Most of the time they turn out terrible. I love KOI! They are the best! Bulgolgi is perfect protein for tacos and burritos. Don’t believe me? Go try them yourself!

I was on my way to my softball game and decided to stop by since it would be faster to drive there then stop and eat then go to my game than to stay on I5 from downtown. I preordered the bulgogi small burrito. It was pretty good but not something I would order again. A bit onion heavy. Slightly dry but also had juices at the bottom. Discovered that it's cheaper to order in person than online ahead of time. It's a bit hard to find the right cart because I couldn't find a logo sign. The area itself was bustling with lots of people.

The food and location was great! I had a pick up order and ordering and picking up was so easy! The worker running the stall was also super super nice!!!! I got the bulgogi burrito and Sodduk-Sodduk. The burrito was pretty big and had a lot of bulgogi and veggies! The Sodduk-Sodduk was my favorite. The sauces and chewiness of the rice cake is SOO GOOD. Definitely give this place a try!

I used to come here for the bulgolgi sliders, but they don't have them anymore. Instead they now have the BEST fries in town...the bulgolgi fries! This dish is amazing and I'm surprised I've never had this before. I used to live in LA ktown and I've never had this. If you like carne asada fries ...this is better. It looks like a mess. But with all the weird sauces and ingredients mixed together (yes...it's hot Cheetos in there)...it's a flavor bomb! Also, great decision on the thin fries. They're very McDonald's like...which I love. If you don't like spicy, I'd definitely recommend getting the spicy sauce on the side. It'll rip a whole in your mouth. Hey guys. Bring back the sliders. The bulgolgi sliders with a side of these loaded fries is a killer combo!

I love Koi Fusion since they started and I used to follow their cart. I got my lunch tacos (chicken and pork), it has been a while since I had their tacos, and they were ok, seasoning was a little bit sweeter than I like. I had a bite of burrito and actually liked the seasoning of the rice. I just felt a little less fresh that I remembered and it lost a little bit ouch of nice Korean part of it. However, don't get me wrong, It was great have good lunch option at loyd center and I still would have them when I have lunch here.

I'm giving this cart 5 stars based on the food. I had the koi fusion large size burrito for $12.50. I probably shouldn't of eaten the whole thing, but I did. It was deliciously seasoned pork, nice Asian veggies and wonderfully flavorful rice. I might try the smaller size for $8 next time. I would say the fellow running the cart could be a little friendlier, but he seemed a little down, so I didn't want to ding him for that in the review. We've all been there.

Food was great. Ambiance at the Mississippi location is awesome. The guy taking orders is less awesome. He seemed annoyed with people who were ordering from him. Just short and impatient with people in general. Won't be going back.

They had the wrong prices on the board. My order said $9 and when I actually ordered it, it was $12 and I was told that the prices on the board were wrong. But the real reason for this 1 star review is that this business refuses to accept cash. I understand that was a thing at the beginning of the pandemic, but businesses continue to do it not for safety but for personal convenience. It's incredibly classist and also illegal. I encourage everyone to boycott businesses that continue the practice of not accepting cash.

I have been eye balling this place for a long time on my instagram. I was excited to see it come up when I was looking for outdoor eating on yelp on our way home from our families the other day. This place has a very similar menu to Kunfusion in Eugene. I frequent there quite a bit for their fusion dishes. When I saw that the menu had a rice bowl l was in heaven! As we were standing there, we heard an all too familiar sound...beef is sold out! I was a sad panda! I completely understood because my favorite place in Eugene sells out of beef, and chicken if you are not careful. I chose the pork. I was definitely not disappointed. It was so full of flavor, and I really liked how the cucumbers complimented the flavors of the food. My Grandmother is from Indonesia, so we eat a lot of food with cucumbers. My guy ordered the quesadilla, and the chicken sandwich. The quesadilla was very flavorful with the Kim chi, and the samich was hard to eat, but full of flavor...hard to eat meaning had to eat with out fork. I would love to make a drive back up to Portland just to try the beef, and short ribs. My mouth was watering just thinking about them after already trying the other dishes out. So heck yeah! Will be a return custy when I am in the area. I also want to say this is pet friendly. We had the dogs with us.

Here's what you get: the beef bulgogi burrito, add sour cream. The meat is flavorful, and it's full of so many ingredients that are fresh and crunchy, it's a real treat. Traditional burrito ingredients like rice, cheese, and pico are combined with the "fusion" ingredients like sprouts, cucumber and cilantro. It's delicious and tastes so fresh. Koi Fusion might not satisfy a hardcore burrito craving, but they're their own thing that deserves to be appreciated. And I say that without ever having deviated from my above order. Maybe someday I'll check out something else on the menu. COVID Stuff: I ordered over the phone and it was ready in 10 minutes. I walked up to the counter, paid with Apple Pay and was out of there in less than a minute. Nice and easy and social-distancy.

Awesome good! Tacos like you've never had. If you like Korean and Mexican you'll love this smash up!

Swing and miss. Had the rice bowl with galbi here. I understand it's a fusion food cart but the experience here was very poor. I had the rice bowl and it left a lot to be desired. The meat was clearly reheated and was fairly tough. The rest of the bowl was very lackluster as it was a half hearted attempt at a bibimbop. I would say that if you want Korean fusion, this place will not scratch the itch. Service was good and the employee was very nice.

This food is Incredible!!! I have yet to order something that did not taste good. Unfortunately I cannot give it 5 stars though. The store that is closest to me is the Lloyd Center Mall location and almost every time I go there they are closed during their business hours. I don't know if it's staffing issues to where they can't keep it open or if the employees are just closing it down whenever they feel like it. Koi Fusion is really the only reason why I go to the mall and finding out it's closed when I arrive at lunch time, in the middle of the day, is very disappointing and a waste of my lunch time. Food is still next level though.

20Nov19 @ 11:45am Food truck in with other food trucks. There is a nice fire pit to keep warm by on cold blustery days like this day. Quick friendly service. Food came out within 15 minutes. We had the Korean cheesesteak. The bun held up well to the fixings and the sauce. This is one big juicy sandwich. Nice tender beef with good seasoning. They must have run out of the beef midway through because they skimped on the amount in one of the sandwiches.

A little frustrating that we got here about 7pm on a Saturday night all ready for dinner (granted 4 of 5 of us were out-of-towners and didn't know these food cart gatherings are generally closed at night during winter) and they were out of just about every single meat. He listed everything they were out of, and we basically just told him it might be easier to just tell us what they DO have. It was between beef and pork, and in the few minutes that it took us to decide, he ran out of the beef too. Since it was just this one guy making the stuff, our one taco took forever - at least 15-20 minutes I'd say, and there were only a few people whose orders were ahead of us. * Pork Taco - 3 stars pic: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/koi-fusion-portland-3?select=PznxMwBnbl_Ra7FKvoAXeA#PznxMwBnbl_Ra7FKvoAXeA (meat/tofu w/ cabbage slaw, pico de gallo, cucumber spears, bean sprouts and cilantro inside a soft corn tortilla. $2.50) Not bad, not great either. The meat was pretty flavorful, a nice sweet/savory taste, but there wasn't too much of it, and its texture was the slightest bit hard.

06.25.2014 We just drove from Washington and headed towards Portland this AM. Because of an accident on the 5 freeway we exited to detour and accidentally found this corner with several food trucks...SCORE!!! Who's hungry? Out of all the choices there we chose Koi Fusion. Great timing right before the lunch crowd (11:30 am)! Hubby ordered the Bulgogi Seoul Sliders-- 3 sliders for $7.50, piled high with flavorful Bulgogi (cooked well and tender) and topped with seasoned vinegar-dressed cabbage. Simple, tasty and filling. Hubby only ate two sliders...to save room to eat one of my chicken tacos. I ordered two chicken tacos which were marinated so the meat was yummy, tender and flavorful. The green mild sauce and the bean sprouts (no cucumber) complimented the chicken taco on corn tortillas. Hubby liked it better than his Bulgogi burgers which says a lot because he is not a corn tortilla person and usually picks meat over chicken when given a choice. If we stayed a little longer in Portland we'd DEFINITELY be back. If you're passing through like we were, it's definitely worth stopping for.

The food trucks on Mississippi and Skidmore are exceptional, and Koi fusion is one of the gems. I've had the sliders, tacos and now the cheesesteak from here and the cheesesteak takes the cake out of the three! A cheese steak with kimchi provides a very unique and tasty combination. It's a little bit sweet, a little bit tangy and altogether a treat. Just the right amount of cheese. A perfect size for me for lunch, but someone bigger might need to supplement it with a side or something.

By far the best cheesesteak I have ever had including the authentic ones from Philadelphia. I had one with beef and one with short rib and they were both out of this world. Simply amazing. If you are traveling to Portland, you should definitely try this place. Sorry for no photo, food was too delicious we couldn't even wait for a photo.

I ordered the Korean rice bowl, which began with a rice base, sprouts, sliced cucumbers, and cabbage, and I added tofu as my protein and requested spicy sauce. I added sour cream and avocado, which significantly augmented the taste. The ingredients were well balanced, it was enough food for a satisfactory meal for one person, and overall the rice bowl tasted fresh, appetizing, and a good value at $8 (additional toppings cost extra). The cashier/food preparer was super-friendly, worked well under the pressure of a long line, and had my rice bowl ready in a timely manner.

perfect mix of Korean BBQ flavors with a Mexican twist! The location is obviously awesome, being connected to Prost and surrounded by other delicious food trucks. This setup brings lots of potential customers like myself. we ordered the cheesesteak and a taco with half pork/half short rib. Both were delicious! My only complaint was the high pricing for the add-ons. Over $1 to add sour cream to a street sized taco.

Flavors are on point, feels light and refreshing but yet filling. Kimchi was amazing and so were the short ribs! I asked for a salad bowl instead of rice and they easily accommodated, great staff

Had the bulgogi burrito from the cart and the brink and mortar. Tasty both times! I like to add sour cream.

Yum. Awesome Korean Mexican fusion place. I always get their tacos with the mild sauce and bulgogi or short rib meat and it never fails to hit the spot. They opened up a place in Washington Square's food court that is scrumptious as well. It is a little pricey for their tacos but definitely worth it.

For a food truck that has a really good value menu for kids - I strongly recommend this place. We made a pit stop here before heading to adidas. Our two older kids (11 and 9 years old) split a $6.75 bulgogi beef burrito. So yummy. They are relatively big eaters to its great that the burrito filled them up. It's a good truck area so you just have to be ok with taking your kids there. People in general are very friendly and there is a good number of tables for folks to sit at.

I tried to call, but the voicemail is full. First, I normally love Koi Fusion and can't praise the food enough. However, today my girlfriend and I ordered two chicken burritos at the Mississippi location, and they both had chicken bones in them. We found them after taking a bite of the burrito. I wouldn't normally leave a review, but it feels like a safety concern, and the voicemail was full, so I didn't have another method of feedback.

I got the bulgogi beef burrito ($8.50) around 3 pm on a Tuesday. Nice enough service but I was immediately skeptical when I saw the guys inside were not even Korean American. But I gave it a shot. Asked for medium spicy sauce and no cheese in my burrito. They cut the burrito in half for me, and the cut was amazingly perfect and straight. The burrito was filled with seasoned rice, cucumber, salsa, mung bean sprouts, and the bulgogi. The tortilla was good quality. The beef was also very good quality beef, not a lot of tendon or fat. It was very flavorful but did not have a lot of the Korean flavor I'm used to. I have eaten a good deal of Korean food and my last roommate was an intern from Korea who once made a fantastic pork bulgogi at home. The meat in this burrito was seasoned very deliciously but I felt it could bring more authentic Korean flavor if they added more Korean pear, sesame oil, and other flavor you'd find in bulgogi purchased from a Korean market or restaurant. The veggies were fresh and crisp, but I was sad that were not pickled. That would have intensified the flavor and also brought more Korean flavor. If they had marinated the veggies in Korean red pepper flakes, sesame oil, vinegar or lemon, sugar, and garlic, that would have made this burrito phenomenal. Salsa inside was also underwhelming. The burrito was not bad. It was very large for the price, freshly made, and good quality beef, but it lacks the spice and flavor typical to Korean food. If they added some of that sesame oil, garlic, Korean red pepper, etc, they would get a higher rating in my book.

My friends have long raved about koi fusion for years, so I was happy to see that it was in my vicinity and decided to stop by. It felt like a taco day, so I ordered a chicken, bulgogi, pork, and short rib taco.. The menu said that each taco would come with cabbage, pico de gallo, sprouts, cilantro, cucumber, as well as some other items. However, my tacos came with a ton of cabbage, but not much meat, and maybe only 1 or 2 small diced tomatoes on only one taco and barely any cilantro, sprouts, etc. to be seen, let alone tasted. Some of the meat was overcooked ( chicken), or just didn't have enough flavor (short rib and pork). The bulgogi was well seasoned but had a lot of excess water/ juice spilling out which made the taco fall apart ( and the ones it was placed next to as well) within a few minutes since each taco came with one vs two tortillas. The place wasn't busy at all and it was a couple hours til closing, so I was surprised these tacos were so disastrous. Then again, the people working at the truck looked pretty bored... Maybe things are a lot better if they're already in the flow

Back when I ate meat this was a place I frequently got food from. Being vegan I miss that bomb Korean Cheesesteak they offer! They also have some amazing kimchi (not vegan friendly) I truly miss eating Koi Fusion! Check them out now!!!

This was one of the first places I ate in Portland and to be honest, I wasn't super impressed. I got three of the tacos and they were only ok. They were flavorful but did not have much meat in them. Instead, the vast majority of the tacos were veggies. Furthermore, the tacos were cold when they arrived... I remember that the tacos were not too expensive but compared to the Korean tacos I have had in sf and Irvine, I would say that this place is definitely a pass. However, if you haven't had Asian fusion tacos before then you might be interested in trying this place out.

Finally made it here last weekend after much anticipation... the fusion of Korean and Mexican is like a one way ticket to flavor town and I was excited to finally try it. I ended up ordering the bulgogi burrito as that seemed to be the most recommended item on Yelp. The burrito itself was HUGE! My first bite included a piece of bulgogi and some of the cabbage slaw that comes with it. The bulgogi was perfectly marinated and tasted delicious! The slaw went well with the bulgogi and also tasted great. The kimchi rice, unfortunately, didn't really have a flavor and sort of just filled up space in the burrito. By my fourth bite into the burrito I noticed three things: 1. There was A LOT more cabbage slaw and rice than meat. 2. The cold cabbage and it's sauce really cooled down the meat and rice fast (which really hindered the flavors of the ingredients). 3. The kimchi rice seemed to be lacking the key flavor of kimchi and actually was really plain. Was the burrito decent? Yes. Was it great? No. Would I get it again? Probably not. However, I definitely plan on coming back to try their tacos as I think they will retain all the flavor without becoming ice cold after the first few bites.

I've been a long-time fan of Koi Fusion's other locations but have been disappointed by this location since moving to NoPo. The burritos are noticeably smaller than the ones I've ordered for years at the W. Burnside and BaseCamp carts. The meat (chicken) has always been barely lukewarm, one time even just straight cold. In general, their tacos, burritos, bowls and sandwiches are usually really tasty, though I wish they had a better vegetarian option other than the highly processed tofu. Service can be hit or miss. Tonight at dinner, though the sign was up that they closed at 4, the window was open and some guy in the cart was blasting this god-awful scream rock music that pretty much made everyone in the pod want to take their food to go. Not too impressed by this location.

Always loved the kimchi quesadillas here. The tacos are good and I imagine so is everything else. I like sweet and savory dishes and if you do not, not everything on the menu will appeal to you. But do try it at least once.

Delicious and not overpriced. I had the short rib and steak tacos. They are a good size and come with a side of kimche. The kimche is somewhat mild, but it compliments the food really well, surprisingly well. Will try other items on another day, and seeing as the tacos I had were packed with flavor and incredibly fresh, I suspect the other items will be of equal quality. I'm really impressed.

This place was recommended by my friend while I was visiting for the week. I got the Bugogi Korean Cheese Steak and the Creme Brulee beignet. The cheese steak was delicious! I've never had a cheese steak before b/c the idea of a ton of red meat and cheese on a bun just never sound all that appetizing. But for some reason I decided to give it a try this time. It was delicious!! The kimchi gave it good flavor without being too spicy (I don't have a high tolerance for spicy). Overall I greatly enjoyed the food and next time I'm in Portland I will try more of their menu. Being from California, food trucks are getting more popular, but selection and variety isn't as big as Portland. I wish there was a KOI Fusion in Cali.

After doing a lot of research on Portland tourism before our arrival, I learned that Portland is food cart city! So I knew we had to try at least one before returning home. Many of the popular food cart destinations were closed on the weekends unfortunately but I found Mississippi Marketplace online. They have several carts here, open 7 days a week. A few were closed though so I assume not all of them stay open on weekends. We decided to eat at Koi Fusion, because I always have to get my fix on Korean food wherever we travel. I chose the rice bowl - sounds normal but it was really tasty. It included pico de gallo, cabbage slaw, bean sprouts, cucumber, cilantro, salsa of your heat choice, and meat of your choice, which I chose shortrib. I definitely think they could've added kimchi to the mix to add to the fusion flavor. It was the perfect portion, and they weren't skimpy on the meat. It was filling but not heavy - I still felt like I could eat after (which we did) and didn't feel like I was stuffed with fried greasy food.

I have never left here disappointed. This one lands strongly in my "all the right things" catagory. Good flavor combinations, small menu and ok price. It a unique twist on some simple and classic foods. My go to here is the burrito with any protein. Go at the tail ends of busy time cuz this place can get cray for sure, but otherwise always super fast and easy, good and REAL food!

I had two tacos, chicken and beef. Someone needs to stop this madness. The filling was fine but I couldnt get over the tortilla. Not only was it cold (I'm talking about flakey, not even warmed up, falling apart amd breaking cold), but it was awful. There are 2 parts of a taco that can't be wrong or else the whole thing is wrong: the filling and the tortilla. I appreciate the fusion concept. But, if you're gonna go bold, do it right. It also took forever. I wonder how much longer it would have taken if the tortillas were actually warmed up.

I eat here a lot ..... it's next to my house and their food truck comes to my work. 1. The philly cheese steak with guac is insane 10/10. 2.The burritos are ok, however have too much rice 6/10 3.The Kimchi tacos are good but I could definitely make them at home 8/10 4. I've never bothered with the bowls

I'm honestly at the Koi cart on Mississippi at least once a week. It's good food, solid service, and totally reasonable prices ($2.50 for a taco, you choose the meat). I'm a big fan of the Bulgogi beef taco, but sometimes I switch it up and get their kimchee quesadilla with pork if I'm looking for something a little more substantial. Their sliders are great too if you want to try several of their proteins but don't want to order more food than you can eat. Another perk to going to Koi in this pod is that Prost is on the same lot, so you can grab a beer with your food. Also, Prost has proper bathrooms (a lot of pods in the city rely on Honey Buckets), so you don't feel gross eating after going to the loo.

Food is so so Located in what might as well be considered new Beaverton due to all of the suburbanites showing up in this food cart pod area. Not so impressed with the location or the staff. But it's probably because the staff has to serve bro dads, kids, and moms with that "let me speak to your manager" haircuts. What a shame

Bulgogi rice bowl - hot. That's all you need. A filling rice bowl with gochujang, meat, pickled veg and deliciousness in the form of marinated pork. Bo's mom has the marination down do an art, and whether or not she's still the one doing the recipes, it's still good. I haven't had anything else at this location except the rice bowl, and it's damn good. That's all I can say.

I orderer The Rice Bowl and seltzer water thinking the stelter water would be something like a LaCroix in that it would be sugar-free. After one sip I realized I was mistaken. Told the guy working at the counter that I couldn't have that much sugar and explain the confusion to him and he just looked at me with no response.. You're working counter "service" you know your customer is unhappy, they explain why to you and then you watch them throw a full bottle of your sugar water into the garbage and you have nothing to say or offer. I literally wanted to hand him back the rice bowl, no refund, just didnt want it. I dont think this was a case of misunderstanding just bad service from a hipster-bro. Could not enjoy my food.

Great quick and tantalizing lunch! The bulgogi beef rice bowl was an eclectic mix of flavors and textures: spicy and just-right salty, with perfect amounts of almost creamy flavorful rice, tender succulent beef, and vibrant pickled vegetables and shredded cabbage. I went for the medium-spice sauce, which gave a nice comfortable depth of heat, the kind where you notice it but don't have to slow down your dining pace. (Spicy it is next time, though!) Even the spice-wary would be totally fine with it, I bet. The menu's a cool mix of Korean with Mexican-inspired options like burritos, tacos, and quesadillas, plus sliders and the rice bowls. You can be brave and have cheese with your kimchi if you're getting the burrito or quesadilla. If you're vegetarian, there's spicy tofu instead of meats, and if you're a meat eater, there's plenty to choose from. It's all well-marinated beforehand, and so tasty. I don't usually like rice and tend to leave it behind, but even aside from the spice and flavor it absorbed from the beef, it was clearly well-cooked and sauced in its own right. It isn't pure Korean nor Mexican, obviously, but it's creative and a great change of pace from both (and from pretty much anything, for that matter).

Koi Fusion is one of those carts that has been at the MM since the beginning and with the product they serve I'm confident that they will be here for many years to come. This particular cart is a fusion cart as the name implies that combines both Korean and Mexican Food to give your taste buds Martial Arts type kick while Mariachi Music is played in the background. They offer tacos, burritos, bowls, sliders, or Quesadillas with your choice of "meat": Bulgogi (Korean Marinated Steak, Chicken, Pork, Tofu, or Kalbi Short Ribs. You choose your filling and delivery and next comes happiness! After looking at their menu ahead of time I ended up deciding to go with a couple of tacos... the reason I came to that decision is because the menu says it comes with Kimchi Fried Rice...and I cannot stand Kimchi, but when I got there they had apparently switched to a Red Pepper Fried Rice and biggety bam I order the Bulgogi Burrito: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/koi-fusion-portland-3?select=nJqWEnVAGD7hAyHVJUSEhw#SEBl1Ocx0MGkUm6B_4vFIg which comes with Bulgogi Beef, Red Pepper Fried Rice, Bean Sprouts, Cucumbers, Shredded Cabbage, Mozzarella Cheese, Cilantro, & Hot Sauce. The burrito is huge so no need to worry about being filled up... it's gonna happen. The burrito is really good, but I just wish the flavors were more assertive. I think the burrito needs more cheese and more cilantro to round things out. I asked for a medium heat and the heat level was perfect... it didn't prove overwhelming at all! Drinks come in the form of cans or bottles. Service was very kind by the guy taking my order. He handled the whole transaction with kindness and patience. Easy free parking can be found on one of the nearby streets.

Best damn bulgogi beef ever!!!!!!!! Had the beef on sliders, tacos and a bowl. All aces.

Fascinating mix of flavors - really enjoyed the taco. Who knew you could get Korean without all the heat?

Tried the classic burrito. It was mostly rice, lukewarm, and tasted bitter. The cook wasn't wearing a mask, so I guess I took a risk there as well. All night I had gut-wrenching gas. Somethings not right here.

Delicious. Delicious. Delicious! I had the Pork Soul Slider, perfect size and very well filled. Delicious flavor with the acidity of the slaw.

Loved this spot on Mississippi - the short rib taco was a tasty combination of savory short rib, sweet vegetable coleslaw and spicy hot sauce. Price wasn't too bad either. I would strongly recommend for a quick snack or even order a bunch of things for a meal.

I never wanted the flavors I experienced to leave my life. The koi burrito was the best I have ever had the pleasure to experience! I added kimchi and chose the short rib which is one of the best choices I've made! I highly recommend the food and staff at the cart. They are stuck with me as a forever fan now!.