Mami Tran

Ordered their chicken rice bowl and garlic noodles with chicken (sadly not pictured) and both were very tasty! The chicken was well marinated and the rice in the rice bowl was so fluffy and well cooked. The garlic noodles were also good but they did have a little bit of a bitter taste to them which might not suit everyone's pallet. Overall good Vietnamese food from a food truck!

Excellent Bahn Mi sandwich. Very tasty and generous size. Very friendly service.They were able to handle a large crowd at corporate event.

Stopped by for lunch and got a few things-been wanting to try this truck for a while. And WOW got the vegan egg rolls, chicken wontons, tofu banh mi cause I couldn't decide(also suggest snagging some of their lemongrass oil sauce--phenomenal) Everything was so fresh and flavorful-the tofu especially-really created the perfect banh mi experience. Service is super fast and friendly-can't wait to come back again. You will love anything from this truck

Mami Tran came to Renton! I had the opportunity to order ahead of time knowing that they were coming near me. I was quite excited because I love variety and this was awesome variety! I had the opportunity to place my order ahead of time and found the whole process awesome. Ordering on-line was easy. Making motivations was easy. They emailed my receipt immediately and then provided a link where I could track my order's progress. When it came close to pick up I received a text message. I love it when technology works! I picked my order up just as scheduled and was greeted very enthusiastically. The lady confirmed my name and order and handed me a nicely packed bag. The branding is on point and all the containers were solid quality.Got it home and was amazed how hot everything still was! This typically is my complaint with to-go orders as often they are cold even in the shortest walks. No problem here! I ordered two orders of the chicken wontons and my friend ordered crispy pork egg rolls and the garlic noodles with tofu. I was terribly impressed with my wontons. They were perfect - tender, juicy, flavorful nuggets of pure goodness. I sunk into a blissful feel - the one I get when I eat excellent wontons. The chili sauce that came with it was amazing - nice solid heat with a good kick! Loved it! Loved it so much I bought a jar of it. My friend also loved all his food as well, but considering I was stuffing my face with wontons I didn't have a chance to really ask for details. I agree with others that this is not inexpensive. It is basically sit down restaurant prices. Add in the various other fees like the credit card surcharge, taxes, and tip and it adds up super quick. But it also was amazingly good.

Waited so long to try this food truck! And finally got a chance to!Drove to Columbia city with my pup for a lunch takeout. Got their popular dishes. Garlic noodles x 2, banh mi lunch special with green tea lemonade and spring roll and their chicken wontons! Food came out pretty fast. I was the most excited for the garlic noodles since I love getting them in San Francisco. Green tea lemonade: it was too sweet for me. Way too sweet. Chicken wontons: a ok. A little too tough for my taste. Garlic noodles: very bitter and very heavy on soy sauce. I couldn't eat it. I was most looking forward to this. Banh mi: I normally love chicken Banh mi but this was a ok too. Chicken flavor was off for me. Very dry and flavorless. Overall, it was a ok and underwhelming. Not sure if I went on an off day. Lunch came out to about $50+ and I didn't like/ enjoy anything. Wish the noodles weren't as bitter. The spring roll / egg roll was good though.

Finally got to try Mami Tran! I found about this food truck from Yelp (thanks fellow Yelpers!) and was happy to learn that it was making a stop around dinner time at a nearby apartment complex in downtown Bellevue. Therefore, I went and I conquered. I was so relieved that the items I wanted were still available, as I arrived 15 minutes before closing. I specifically sought out the garlic noodles and wontons while my boyfriend wanted the vermicelli bowl. The item that they had run out of was the banh mi. The food didn't take long to get, and everything was neatly packaged. I also loved that they included hot chili sauce with their entrees, which was bomb. I enjoyed everything we ordered, but would say I like the wontons the best. The wontons were very juicy, with lots of chicken meat. Dip 'em in the hot sauce and you have yourself a wonderful bite of happiness. Garlic noodles were good, but wished the chicken that it came with, for an additional fee was a tad less cooked, as it was slightly dry. Not terrible though. All in all, Mami Tran is a solid food truck around the Seattle area. Next time I'd love to try their crispy egg rolls, which I hear is all the rave. But those wontons got me wanting more.

I was excited when I heard that Mami Train would be in my neighborhood as it had been highly rated online. I ordered Mami Special Set #1 with Pork Banh Mi, egg rolls, and green tea lemonade, and a Pork Vermicelli Rice Noodle Bowl, which cost me nearly $35. The Banh Mi itself cost about $11, which is quite pricey. With all the high prices, Mami Train additionally charges 3% in case you use a credit card. I found out the charge after I got home as the staff didn't inform me nor did the menu indicate this surcharge. It's okay if it's expensive as long as it tastes good. However, the taste was just okay. Not bad, but not good enough for me to miss eating the food again. The sauce came with the rice noodle bowl was very little, so the whole bowl was quite dry. Besides, the sauce flavor wasn't strong enough, so it's kind of flavorless. The pork on both Banh Mi and the rice bowl was also flavorless. With this high price, while I think it's okay, I probably wouldn't come back to buy again.

It's lunchtime. I go take a walk to Westlake Park in downtown, saw the Mami Tran food truck and never seen or heard of them before, seems like a new kid on the block, I'm always down to check out a new food truck. Menu looked pretty simple but good with some appetizers like egg rolls, wontons. Entrees include rice bowls, vermicelli bowls and bahn mi sandwiches. I like they have a couple of combo meals, so I decided to go with that and got the bahn mi, egg roll and a drink.....aka "Mami Special #2". Your choice of meat for the bahn mi, so I got the pork. The bahn mi was pretty good, nice bread being soft on the inside, crusty on the outside and seemed to be freshly baked to me. To me the pork seemed to be more of a stewed typed of pork not grilled pork, but it was flavorful. Good amount of the pickled carrot & daikon, cucumber, cilantro, I think they put this mayo on it too which made it tasty. Pretty solid bahn mi! The egg roll was ok for me, not sure what kind of stuffing was on the inside, but it was stuffed pretty good. I was pretty full afterwards and sandwich was good size, overall it was good experience and pretty tasty. The staff at the truck was busy, so they worked hard to get your food out, friendly smiles and it didn't take that long to get my food. Prices are high for bahn mi combo lunch, $14+. There's a bahn mi shop about a block away from Westlake Park, not sure if this food truck will steal my heartfelt feelings away from them, but glad to know this truck is in the game.

Amazing food, service and timing. We had them out for our company event and they from the beginning were so kind, attentive and professional. Everyone loved the food, every order was fresh and delicious. Totally would recommend them and have them out again! Thank you guys so much!

A Vietnamese food truck serving the classic options of banh mi sandwiches, rice and noodle bowls, as well as a couple of appetizers such as egg rolls or wontons. Their website has the calendar of locations and a link to pre-order.-----Garlic Noodles ($8). Add protein (crispy vegan tofu, lemongrass chicken, or marinated pork) for $4.The noodles had a solid garlic flavor. The chicken had a noticeable taste of soy sauce, and were not dry but not that tender either.-----Rice Bowl: cucumbers, pickled carrots and daikon, and steamed rice with protein choice of crispy vegan tofu, lemongrass chicken, or marinated pork, topped with green onions. Served with Nuoc Cham Fish Sauce or Sweet Chili Sauce ($12).I preferred this bowl as it had more variety to it. The vegetables were light with the slight crunchiness, and the fish sauce complimented the chicken.----Both of the dishes were standard. The portion is reasonable for the price, although most of the box is taken up with the carbs.