Koco Food Truck

Awesome food, super sweet owner, and quick turn around time.We frequent this truck at Food Truck Fridays in Elkridge. I love their Japche and Bibimbap. I've tried most of the meats and I like them all and I love that I can add eggplant to get some extra veggies in my life. The flavors are great and the quality is consistent. If you pay in cash you get a free drink. The owner is always super welcoming to me and my son and one time gave him free cookies. I'd honestly go there just to support him.

This food truck frequents the Crofton Farmers Market and the Food Truck Fridays in Annapolis. The employees are so kind and friendly. The mandu pork dumplings are my favorite. They're hot and stuffed with filling and the edges are crispy. I also enjoy the Koko bowl, which is fried rice with your choice of protein. They offer bulgogi, steak, teriyahi chicken, spicy chicken or pork and have vegetarian options like fried tofu and eggplant. You can add on items like mushrooms kimchi, fried egg and more for an additional price. They offer three different styles: bibimbap (red cabbaged, carrots, lettuce, radish, squash, bean sprouts cucumbers, white rice, sesame seeds, oil, K sauce), rice bowl (white cabbage, carrots, onions, green and red peppers, white rice, sesame seeds, K sauce), or japchae (Japchae noodles, green and red peppers, spring onions, white cabbage, carrots, white rice, sesame seeds). The food is delicious and the service is always great.

First time, and it's absolutely delicious. The owner was so sweet and explained the dishes to me. Highly recommend they have other options so please give them a try. This dish had red and green peppers, with cabbage

So good!!The food truck came to our neighborhood and it was the best one yet!I had the bibibop bowl with bulgogi and my husband had the bibibop bowl with spicy pork. They were both amazing. You have to get the egg on top too. The bowls come with a nice spicy red sauce on them and they give you more on the side as well. I thought the sauce was nice and spicy but my hot loving hubby said it was mild. I will definitely keep an eye out for this truck again next time. So good!

Koco markets itself as a Korean fusion food truck that sells bibimbap (Korean rice bowls with meat and veggies) and burritos filled with kimchi fried rice and Korean style meats. When I went they unfortunately weren't offering the burritos (not sure if this is permanent or not) but the bibimbap was quite satisfying. I tried both the bulgogi (sweet soy sauce marinated beef) and the spicy pork bibimbaps and each were packed with flavor. The service was also fantastic despite the decent sized line that had formed. It would have been nice if the portions were a bit bigger and if the marinade wasn't as sweet but overall I felt it was great quality for a food truck. Definitely recommend stopping by for lunch! Also they offer a free drink with your meal if you pay with cash.

Nice to have an occasional Bi Bim Bap option around here! It's realtively cheap, the food is good quality, and you get a good lunch sized portion of food. The meat was (bulgolgi) was particularly tasty.My only complaints: it's an add on for an egg in a bi bim bap, and it comes fried instead of over-easy. There is something magical about the egg yolk running through a nicely made bi bim bap, but it is to-go from a food truck, so I might be asking too much.Either way, good meal, and I'll be going back if I see them around.

KoCo is my guilty pleasure when I want to order lunch at work! This truck has been a staple within the researchers around the JH hospital and that is for good reason!KoCo typically stops by JHH. (Wolfe and Ashland) Tuesdays and Fridays for lunch, offering rice bowls, bibimbap, and japchae with a variety of meat or veggie options (Tofu or eggplant, both of which are incredible). I usually order a bibimbap and rotate between having it with spicy pork, fried tofu, or eggplant. I usually add a fried egg (extra $1) and occasionally go for some kimchi. The prices are solid for the size, good filling (almost too much) lunch for around $11 depending on your add-ons. They always include a side of chili sauce that gives you just enough heat with some sweetness to balance it out. They tend to get pretty busy during the lunch rush (11:30-1) so you may end up waiting as long as 30 minutes after you order. You can call in your order ahead of time, or be prepared for a bit of a wait. Overall it is a spot near and dear to my heart that I know I'll keep coming back to as long as I keep working nearby!

They came for an event at worked. The food was delicious. I had japchae with bulgogi and dude of kimchi. Everything was fresh and delicious.

So glad I took the time to walk down on a chilly January afternoon to Koco! Easy to find, there were other food trucks nearby, but this is the only one that had a few people waiting-- always a good sign! Bulgogi bi-bimbop (sp?) for me and a steak rice bowl for a friend. Mandu dumplings were wonderful and I'm glad I didn't have to share lol. Portions are reasonable as is the cost. Will definitely be back, Thank you for being there!!!

My absolute favorite food truck of all time and space. Super friendly staff provide great service. I love the fried tofu and my fam love the bulgogi and spicy pork. Wonderful bibimbap. Used to go every Wednesday before Covid and now make sure to find them when they're in town. A destination food truck