Kinetic

I wasn't tracking Kinetic although they just happened to be in my neighborhood, as I said before we have been getting a string of food trucks off and on.My streetfinder foodtruck app told me they were there. I decided to check them out for dinner as I wanted to try something new. Also I heard/read the reviews stating it's a healthier alternative to other food trucks.I ordered the baja bowl and it was great. All the veggies and spicy chicken with the sauce was a great kick. I hope to try them out again to try the caprese bowl.If you're looking to a healthy alternative food truck. Check out Kinetic, you might find something you like on the menu!

Kinetic Food Trick was in Brandon tonight. We were on a walk and saw they were there. Friendly staff told us about the menu. We explained we would be back since we didn't carry our wallets on a walk. They let us order and come back to pick it up. Ordered the Baja and the Caprese. Great flavors and very colorful.

I finally tracked Kinetic down, via streetfoodfinder.com. Got there after the main lunch rush, so didn't have to wait. Great customer service - Andrew and Andy make an awesome duo! Explained the tastes of the different dishes. Made a few recommendations, too.Got their "value meal" ($15): Bowl/Wrap, Side Dish, Smoothie and cookies for $15. Since I love corn and avocado, I went with the West Coast bowl. The cilantro lime dressing has a tart, but the quinoa and other toppings were the perfect contrast. I've never been a big fan of kale really, but this baked side dish was quite good! A sprinkle of sea salt touched them up nicely. I like chia. Have had a few health drinks with it. That was the ultimate ingredient that swayed my decision for the Turbo Smoothie. And, no added sweetness. Just wholesome. The oat/walnut/chocolate chip cookies (two smaller-sized treats) rounded out the meat. I'm super glad these suckers were moist :)Great lunch, overall. Look forward to trying more of their bowl concoctions!

Yumm-o!I was charged with catering a business meeting for 50 people, so I needed to find an option that had good food, healthy options for different diet preferences (Keto, Vegan, etc) as well as on that was doable with food allergies.I had tried Kinetic once in the past and remembered enjoying it, so I looked them up and contacted them. I have to say they nailed it on all my challenges.Not only that, but we worked together on a customized menu to ensure all 50 of us were able to order and get our food in about 20 minutes. My co-workers though it was so cool to have the food truck come to us, and they raved about the food (still even months later).

OSU Location (Tuesday 2/19/19)This is the first time that I've tried it. I had the Power grains/spicy chicken/Baja ($10/measured portions).The dish presents well. The colors are, well, colorful, and the flavor is very good. However, the chicken is VERY DRY. As I came back to my desk, a co-worker said: 'I like it, but the chicken tastes like gravel.' Sounds like this might be a problem. I'll probably try once more to see if it's been resolved. If not, that'll be it.

Tried for the first time today and it was quite tasty. The price falls in the range of normal food trucks. I got the "west coast" bowl on powers grains with chicken. It was super good. Only complaint would be that the person making it was a little heavy handed with the dressing, but that could be easily fixed with getting it on the side. Would eat again!

Andy and Andrew might just be the cutest things rolling around the cbus food truck circuit. It stands as a bonus that they also serve healthy food that is delicious! They're also working really hard to source all their food locally, which is a feat in itself. I absolutely love their fresh fruit smoothies and they have this cookie - ya'll I'm not 100% if the cookie is healthy but each and every time I eat one, that's what I tell myself. I'm not big on chocolate chips, but there is something about the combination of ingredients in their recipe that makes me want more!They keep their menu very simple - it's not flooded with entrees that feature food out of season which is awesome and helps support the fact that all the ingredients are fresh. It's a different concept from the burgers and fried foods on wheels and I like them most if only for that.

This. Effing. Food truck. OMG! I decided to give it a try today on my lunch break and I am SO glad I did. It's AMAZING! As a Celiac disease sufferer, I typically avoid the food trucks that come to my office for lunch each week. The few that I have been able to have don't exactly offer the healthiest of options and I usually feel like rolling into a ball under my desk for the rest of the work day. After my Kinetic meal, I'm definitely full, but a good kind of full. Not the I'm-so-sick-and-stuffed-I-want-to-die kind of full.I got the Recharge Chicken bowl (and after some indecisiveness, opted for the Blueberry BBQ sauce). For $8 I got a TON of food! The tomato, roasted corn and carrots were all super fresh, crisp and delicious. The quinoa was cooked perfectly and was a great filler with all the veggies and the juicy chicken. As a former long-time vegetarian, I am insanely picky about any meat texture/taste and the chicken from Kinetic passed with flying colors. And last but not least, I'm very glad I went with my Blueberry BBQ curiosity because it was fabulous!The guys on the truck were super friendly and fast with the food and I am already planning out what I want to try from the truck the next time. Fantastic, healthy, flavorful food.

I'm pretty impressed with how the Kinetic guys work. They really focus on healthy, protein and veggie based bowls that are designed for people who are looking to fill up without grabbing a lot of junk. I tried the steak "Stir Fire", and the combination of meat, veggies, and peanuts was fantastic with a spicy sriracha based sauce.I tried one of their "jolt" lemon smoothies, and definently felt a bit of an energy boost afterwards, too.The only thing that Andrew and crew had on the truck that day that I didn't try was their "protein peanut butter kineticookies", but a friend of mine who was going for a run decided to take one for an after workout treat, and reported that it was an excellent decision.I agree their prices are a little higher than some of the food trucks in Columbus, but it's not so much that I think you're getting slammed for trying them out, and I appreciate that they're trying to find a different niche here in the mobile food scene.You can almost always expect to see them set up at marathon, 5k, and similar events, and they seem to be setting up some regular weekday stops for lunch at Watermark and Riverside Hospital.

I really liked this one. They offer several different base mixes with options on what to serve it over as well as the type of protein. I got the the Stir Fire(cucumber, jalapeno, carrot, and thai sauce) with Power Grains (rice mix with quinoa) and Spicy chicken. Since they advertise as health food I assumed it would be a small over priced bowl. I would say you get as much if not more in the bowl than if you got a burrito bowl at some other places. Not only was it a good size but there was plenty of chicken & there was a lot of the Stir Fire mix. The chicken was juicy & not overcooked, the vegetables seemed very fresh & it was spicy, but to me not overpowering. Needed to grab a drink to offset the spice but by about a quarter of the way through I'd adjusted to it. Not sure if everything is the same price but $9 seemed reasonable to me. Would definitely get again.