The Fuki truck is great. Their food is delicious, healthy and worth every penny. Refreshing, worldly menu for the food truck world. Great potion sizes as well. The pork shoulder sliders and that lil cutie Michaela are my favorite things. They're not fuking around!
Mike L.
I had drafted a rather crude review of the Fuki Truck after sitting in my chair, tummy still feeling a little empty, even after devouring every last little bit of food from my lunch there. After some calming brown rice tea and a handful of Fruit & Nut Medley mix from Costco, I figured I shouldn't post a review out of spite. After all, the food was very tasty, albeit a small portion, and my review may (probably not) shape people's perception of Fuki and impact the livelihood of the business. Well, just for HA-HA's, here's my original draft below. Original Draft (The following message reflects the view of a cranky, hungry Chinese guy even after eating every last bit of his lunch at the Fuki Truck) I was rather excited about the Fuki Truck being at the OtG location near my office today. It would be a healthier option and another new truck to try at least once. Once is the optimal word, this truck will never see another dime from me. I ordered the Braised Pork Shoulder Bowl and it was pretty tasty. Pork was cooked in sweet coconut milk, quinoa was cooked just right and the accompanying salad was garnished nicely with almonds and cranberries. It was a tasty snack and the problem I have is the portion size. Are you Fuki'ng kidding me? I didn't realize this truck was serving a kid's menu serving child size portions. I felt like I needed to chew more to tire my jaw out to resemble that I had eaten a right amount of food. The right amount of cash is missing in my wallet but not the right amount of satisfaction in my tummy. A good value? Abso-Fuki'ng not! A Fuki'ng disappointment!
Jason B.
Not fuking around. Tofu makkani slider with carrots, herbs and yogurt sauce was not messing around with flavor. Not fuking around in fact. Delicious. C is missing on purpose. This is a family friendly yelper. Fourth star is also missing on purpose. $4/slider wasn't a steal nor excessive. Other menu items like bowls might be a better deal. Closer to three and a half stars. I swear.
Brian S.
I participated in the sampling of all Fuki's dishes during the menu creation process. The food is excellent. If your looking to spice up your lunch break and are tired of the simple sandwich, pizza and burrito. Fuki's where its at. Also the service couldn't be more accommodating.
Zoe B.
I love this truck! It is one of the few food trucks that doesn't make me feel like i'm 10 pounds heavier after I eat the food. The Moroccan Meatballs are my favorite. The flavors of the sauce and the two salads combine together really nicely. I really like the pork sliders with a side salad as well. Keep up the good work!
Stacey D.
Their tofu bowl was awesome - lots of flavor and portions! I'm a fan!
Victor G.
Fuki or Eat Fuki as it is known.revolves aroung "the spice trade".. food genre is definitely international with attention given to fusion. locale: soma treet eats(12/6) menu: -braised chioptile pork shoulder coconut creme/chioptle/orange zest/argula/mix herb mix- -Tofu Makkani garam masala tomato cream sauce/ carrots/ harrisa/ginger sesame mayo -Moroccan Meatball Tagine grass fed beef/carrots/cinnamon/ginger strained tomatoes/raisins/yougurt sauce -Carmelized Fennel Argula Salad valencia orange/fresh thyme/dijon-sherry vinegar dressing (5?) bowls(10), comes with quinoa and salad sandwiches (9) on toasted ciabatta roll. eats: braised chioplte pork shoulder(9) -flavors definitely subtle, no flavor clashed nor dominated -ingredients fresh, -interesting if not small eat. leftovers: -bowls are a better value, seemingly (salad).
The Fuki truck is great. Their food is delicious, healthy and worth every penny. Refreshing, worldly menu for the food truck world. Great potion sizes as well. The pork shoulder sliders and that lil cutie Michaela are my favorite things. They're not fuking around!
I had drafted a rather crude review of the Fuki Truck after sitting in my chair, tummy still feeling a little empty, even after devouring every last little bit of food from my lunch there. After some calming brown rice tea and a handful of Fruit & Nut Medley mix from Costco, I figured I shouldn't post a review out of spite. After all, the food was very tasty, albeit a small portion, and my review may (probably not) shape people's perception of Fuki and impact the livelihood of the business. Well, just for HA-HA's, here's my original draft below. Original Draft (The following message reflects the view of a cranky, hungry Chinese guy even after eating every last bit of his lunch at the Fuki Truck) I was rather excited about the Fuki Truck being at the OtG location near my office today. It would be a healthier option and another new truck to try at least once. Once is the optimal word, this truck will never see another dime from me. I ordered the Braised Pork Shoulder Bowl and it was pretty tasty. Pork was cooked in sweet coconut milk, quinoa was cooked just right and the accompanying salad was garnished nicely with almonds and cranberries. It was a tasty snack and the problem I have is the portion size. Are you Fuki'ng kidding me? I didn't realize this truck was serving a kid's menu serving child size portions. I felt like I needed to chew more to tire my jaw out to resemble that I had eaten a right amount of food. The right amount of cash is missing in my wallet but not the right amount of satisfaction in my tummy. A good value? Abso-Fuki'ng not! A Fuki'ng disappointment!
Not fuking around. Tofu makkani slider with carrots, herbs and yogurt sauce was not messing around with flavor. Not fuking around in fact. Delicious. C is missing on purpose. This is a family friendly yelper. Fourth star is also missing on purpose. $4/slider wasn't a steal nor excessive. Other menu items like bowls might be a better deal. Closer to three and a half stars. I swear.
I participated in the sampling of all Fuki's dishes during the menu creation process. The food is excellent. If your looking to spice up your lunch break and are tired of the simple sandwich, pizza and burrito. Fuki's where its at. Also the service couldn't be more accommodating.
I love this truck! It is one of the few food trucks that doesn't make me feel like i'm 10 pounds heavier after I eat the food. The Moroccan Meatballs are my favorite. The flavors of the sauce and the two salads combine together really nicely. I really like the pork sliders with a side salad as well. Keep up the good work!
Their tofu bowl was awesome - lots of flavor and portions! I'm a fan!
Fuki or Eat Fuki as it is known.revolves aroung "the spice trade".. food genre is definitely international with attention given to fusion. locale: soma treet eats(12/6) menu: -braised chioptile pork shoulder coconut creme/chioptle/orange zest/argula/mix herb mix- -Tofu Makkani garam masala tomato cream sauce/ carrots/ harrisa/ginger sesame mayo -Moroccan Meatball Tagine grass fed beef/carrots/cinnamon/ginger strained tomatoes/raisins/yougurt sauce -Carmelized Fennel Argula Salad valencia orange/fresh thyme/dijon-sherry vinegar dressing (5?) bowls(10), comes with quinoa and salad sandwiches (9) on toasted ciabatta roll. eats: braised chioplte pork shoulder(9) -flavors definitely subtle, no flavor clashed nor dominated -ingredients fresh, -interesting if not small eat. leftovers: -bowls are a better value, seemingly (salad).
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