Borsch Mobile

Fantastic! If you're in for borscht, there's not many places in San Francisco, but the Borsch Mobile hits it well. This latest time I went, I got the grilled cheese and borscht soup. The soup is flavorful, the portion reasonable for the price and I'm happy they include a dollop of sour cream with it. The only gripe I have it with it sometimes is that it could be hotter. I recommend the grilled cheese with the soup as it's like a grilled cheese + tomato soup, but swap it out with borscht!It's a food truck, so usual service, but they're almost always quick on the soup. Grab them at the Tunnel Tops or Levi Plaza if you want a great spot to dine!

The Beef Stroganoff is so good ! it is a must have. Highly recommended.I would recommend everyone to come and try this place, especially burrito with buckwheat and pelmeni !also, dumplings served with sour cream? that is a treat

The Borscht Mobile was at Outside Lands this year which I ate at often since it was the only food that wasn't outrageously overpriced. I really like borscht, it's a good filling meal that is healthy. I usually just stick to that here, but they do have a few other offerings like dumplings, pirozhki, and a burrito with buckwheat and potatoes. I didn't like the burrito so much though the aioli was good. I've had buckwheat before and thought it was decent, but I didn't like the taste in a burrito. I think some people might enjoy it if they are into fusion food and it seems healthier.They used to be at Spark Social a lot in Mission Bay before Covid but now it looks like they are mainly at the new park at the Presidio as well as Levi's Plaza.

The Ukrainian food at Borsch was delicious. The chicken dumplings with onions and bacon was yummy. I will discover more of the menu at Borsch in the near future.

Caught them again the other day and got the "russian burrito" which I never thought was a phrase I'd throw out there but I guess anything can go in a burrito. Here that anything is brisket, kasha, and mushrooms with some sour cream and for some reason sriracha. It pretty much works.

I had heard about this food truck for awhile now and was very excited to try. We were unfortunately left very disappointed. They were at Tunnel Tops Park in SF along with several other food trucks.We ordered: 1) Chicken dumplings which came topped with sour cream & green onions. (This came in a small portion size for $13 which was probably more like appetizer sized than a meal. It also was slightly mushy and not very flavorful. Trader Joe use to sell a frozen pelmeni entree which tasted just as good at half the price and double the portion size. Hmm..)2) - Pirozhki Baked buns (potato & mushroom filling)(The filling was predominantly potato and it was very dry. Some sauce might have helped or even more mushrooms.)3) Beef brisket sandwich (This looked good, but unfortunately, the beef brisket was not seasoned so it was flavorless and the meat was also dry. Luckily, there was slaw included or the entire sandwich would have been very dry.)Disappointed that this did not live up to the hype.

Situation- Lunch- I ordered the Pork SandwichPros- The sandwich was decent, not all that great- They provided a small piece of chocolate, such was good- Good portion sizeCons / Overall- The food was okay- It maybe worth another try

It was my first time trying borsch! I had no idea it was going to be SO pink!!! It was pretty yummy. Not something I would get often but definitely nice to try. Don't wear anything white while trying to eat it lol. Flavor wise- Not as sweet as I thought it was going to be. With the sour cream it became a sweet savory type of soup and I quite liked it. I also got chicken pellmini dumplings and it came with mushrooms, bacon, green onions, all on top of the white sauce. It was pretty good! Like pasta but the dumplings were more filling. I also got a mushroom piroshky and it was yummy. The owner was really nice and gave me a russian candy with my order. It was like a chocolate wafer thing. Also very yummy! :))) I really enjoyed the food from this food truck. And it was really nice to see this Russian food in the mix for some of the recent Off the Grid events in Foster city. They also have a really nice eye catching design on their truck.

I'm always willing to try food from anywhere, especially one of the old countries, but I just felt this truck was okay.I was the Foodeaze truck court on second and while I had heard Borsch Mobile, I had never tried it. I like Pelmeni, so figured I'd give it a shot over some of my regulars.What probably caught my eye the most was the neon green tarragon soda. I mean, for curiosities sake, you have to give it a shot. It was okay, definitely tasted like carbonated tarragon. I did enjoy pulling out the Google Translate on the bottle.As for the Pelmeni, I fear they put way too much sour cream on it. The dumplings were good, but next time I'd ask for the sour cream on the side. The potatoes were fine, they're potatoes. Same with the cabbage slaw. Yeah, nothing really blew me away.Not saying I wouldn't give this truck another try, but would try something different, and do definitely recommend giving it a try. It is different, nice people. Maybe Korean burritos and Hawaiian plates have spoiled me.

Don't even know where to start. These were one of the most disappointing dumplings I had in my recent past -- I felt there was dough inside as well as outside. The folks sold us kvas ($5) and we got Diet Coke ($3?) instead. Instead of caramelized onions (we paid extra for them) we got a drop of chives.Overall, I cannot recommend this place. There are much better options in SF