Golden Gate Bistro Food Truck

For many years our workplace had a generic food truck onsite that served up traditional tacos, burritos, and the occasional weekly specials like loaded nachos. They had pre-made rice plates too. The quality was decent but after a while its possible to get tired of the same-oh, same-oh.One day I began seeing a red food truck from my office window, as opposed to the plain unmarked white one. It turns out to be Golden Gate Bistro, who specializes in burgers made to order.I tried both the Akaushi Cheeseburger and Grilled Chicken Sandwich and can recommend both. Akaushi is from Japanese Brown cows, and one of several sources of Wagyu. It'll cost more than In and Out or Habit Grill but its justifiable with the juicy burger. I also love their thick-cut, perfectly seasoned fries. If burgers aren't your thing, they also offer up smoked ribs, Impossible burgers, and the usual Mexican favorites like Quesadillas.

Fried Chicken sandwich is always perfect! I add jalapenos to mine. Coleslaw is flavorful and veggies are cut well that way they're not to chunky. Make sure you call in your order so you don't have to wait too long.

Food is always good and the service is great. Can't go wrong on anything you order everything is made fresh. It's pretty chill place.

I bought some barbecue Ribs, the food was cold and nasty i payed $16.50 for 2 ribs and some fries ,super expensive and not worth it at all.

Saturday late afternoon at the Factory Bar and Golden Gate Bistro food truck was parked right outside. Ordered a burger and a fried chicken sandwich and both came with a side of fries. Solid overall! Both the burger and fried chicken sandwich were not that big but they were tasty, and the fries were the addictive twice fried kind. Nothing better after a strong martini.

Breakfast burrito was good and it came with potato's on the side, it didn't break the bank neither, also the cheese burgers are good and the chicken sandwiches