Foody Moody

Ordered their chicken Malai boti paratha and chicken Tikka paratha. Both were good but it felt pricey. Portion size felt really small and I would have easily had a second one. Also the chicken kept falling off the parathas which made it a messy eat. The parathas tasted really good though! Next time I might just go for an appetizer!

This Indian food truck is a gem. I just ordered 3 out if the past 5 days. This place is fire. I recommend the lamb pulao and samosas. The chicken channa is also hittin. Great flavors and the people here are so great. This is already in my rotations of redmond spots. I highly recommend it. I just had the fish special - it has a 15-20 minute wait but im so very glad i did. It was 10/10

First of all, converting a van to a food truck is genius. The guy who took our order was personable. He had a perfect mix of selling us without being too pushy. They also have free samples of their rice dishes!We got the Malai Boti roll, Chicken Tikka roll, Samoas Chaat, and he gave us a paneer pakora and aloo tikka to try. The parathas for the roll were so yummy. It felt like they melted in my mouth (if bread could do that). They are oily but that's part of the allure. The chicken was very soft and cooked the perfect amount. The wraps looked identical but I think(?) the Tikka had more flavor. The samosa didn't come with a side of sauce, but upon eating it, I realized 1) it has sauce drizzled on it 2) the inside is so moist and 3) there's a seasoning that packs so much flavor. I thought it was kind of pricey ($7 for 2 samosas) but the quality was great. I recommend taking a bite of lettuce with it! It felt lighter than other samosas I've had. The paneer pakora was alright, but I wish I could've added more salt. The aloo tikka was great! I want to learn how to make it at home. Definitely worth a try. We got all of that for $26 so not too pricey.

More like 4.5 It's rare to find a good food truck or Indian restaurant with a menu different than the regular ones. This one is pretty good. The owner was also really sweet and gave me some rice and korma to try.Of the three things we had Zinger burger definitely topped the list. It was really really good. They have some achaari masala (for spicy mayo) and it went really well with the burger. Malai burger was quite good as well. The chicken was very well cooked, had that smoky flavor and was quite juicy too. Samosa chaat was good, but I felt it had a bit too much potatoes.Overall a must try. You would wanna go atleast for their burgers pretty sure I am gonna visit this food truck everytime it is in my area :)

Very great food and fairly fast service. The quality and quality you get from this food truck leaves little to be desired. I work nearby and have had several of the menu items, all of which were some of the best Indian dishes I've ever had. I've been eating Indian/Guyanese food since I was little and this place really hits the spot. I am glad I stumbled onto it.

Wow! Amazing food and very friendly service. You won't be disappointed trying this place!!

Excellent service (which I generally don't expect when ordering from a food truck) - and great value / large portions!We ordered aloo tikki appetizer, 2 paratha rolls (malai boti & chicken tikka), & the lamb korma pulao rice.The standout was definitely the pulao rice - rice itself was extremely flavorful & moist, and the lamb was so tender and delicious!The rice by itself would be a full meal for 2 people, IMO - each paratha roll is also very hefty & would make for a solid lunch (at least for me).Really want to try their vegetarian choices - especially the channa (chickpeas).Forgot to take photos because everything smelled so good will be back!

We tried the Chicken Zinger Burger and Quarter Leg Chicken Pulao. The Chicken Zinger Burger had a satisfying crunch on the outside and was juicy on the inside. It was delicious! But the Quarter Leg Chicken Pulao, although cooked and grilled well, lacked flavor. We felt it was a bit overpriced considering its taste.Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5

I discovered this place back when it was in Renton, and I was impressed with their food, so I bookmarked it quite some time ago. Today, as I recalled them, I noticed they've relocated to Bellevue. For our meal, I ordered chicken korma rice, a chicken tikka roll, and aloo tikki, while my friend opted for the chicken mayo roll and malai boti roll. All of our dishes were delicious, but my personal favorites were the chicken tikka roll and aloo tikki. My friend thoroughly enjoyed the chicken mayo roll. The staff at this establishment is exceptionally friendly and kind. I highly recommend this place, and I look forward to returning to sample more of their offerings.

Delicious! Foody Moody is in the Chevron Station at the corner of 156th and NE 24th in Bellevue. I used to get Italian food in this lot but that seems to be gone. So I tried this Indian Pakistani food truck. Now I eat there every chance I get. Everything has been delicious from the samosas to the Malai Boti Roll. What will I get next time!!