Fresh Catch

Adorable

Chef's having fun.  So nice and friendly.

Korean BBQ pork were meant as sliders, but the chefs indulged me
and served them in a taco.  YUM.  The kimchi was delectable. 

Yummy crabcakes.  Also came as sliders, but I went sans bread.

I know I'm late jumping on Curbside Gourmet bandwagon, but I actually did have trouble "catching" them.  I tried several times, I really did, but every time I wanted to eat there the little food truck was jam packed.  When I finally did eat there (I caught them sationed at the old Carefree Theater on Dixie Highway) I was more than pleasantly surprised, I was overjoyed.  It hit everything on my list: fresh, easy, fast, and tasty. 

The food was amazing, yet simply prepared.  Like something I would have done myself, but of course kicked up a few notches. The freshness of the ingredients was the highlight, and that in itself is no easy feat.  Especially for street food.  Then again this is gourmet street food, something that has been missing here in town for quite sometime.

The chefs were super nice and friendly, and spent time chatting up their menu.  You can tell they are excited to be serving up something unique.  When I asked for a variation of a dish, they obliged. When I asked to sample some Korean pork, they said yes.  Everyone working seemed genuinely happy to be there, and were having fun with the food, two things that are very important (at least to me) when dealing with food.  I always say, you can taste the love...and that day, during lunch, I did.

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