Treats By The Bay

Didn't snag a picture because the donuts were too good! Highly recommend this food truck for desserts. I really liked the donuts with fruity pebbles and chocolate sauce. They were super fresh, slightly crisp on the outside and very chewy and fluffy on the inside. The price is also very reasonable - $5 for 6 (plain with cinnamon sugar) , $9 for 12 and only $12 for 20! Also got a chance to try the affagato aka a big scoop of vanilla ice cream with a shot of Vietnamese coffee poured over it. Really like this one too!They have a couple mains as well which were sold out but I will definitely try next time!

Solid 4.5. Beelined here after seeing someone with an Affogato at the Choseuk festival in SF.I was elated to learn it was a Vietnamese Affogato, meaning a shot of Vietnamese coffee in a creamy vanilla ice cream.The ice cream itself was quite good. I'm used to my coffee drenching the ice cream, which this wasn't, but I didn't mind at all since you don't often see a Vietnamese affogato. Would order again. If you see this food truck, try this!

I was really tired in the morning and saw people carrying around what looked like Vietnamese Coffee. Luckily Treats by the Bay was around and I was able to get a good morning dose of caffeine that erased all traces of sleepiness.Vietnamese Coffee: Slow dripped to totally extract the coffee grounds full potential, sweetened condensed milk is added to soften it. In line I heard other people describe it as "rocket fuel" and "super strong coffee. It was Sua Da as it should be, I liked how they didn't use too much sweetener and the coffee still had a subtle bitter taste.Mini Donuts: Like Daily Dozen in Pike's Place and Trish's Mini Donuts at Fisherman's Wharf. I love these mini-donuts with sugar and cinnamon and wish more places sold it that weren't so crowded. These were a 10 minute wait and well worth it to get them fresh. The whole bag vanished quickly.

Spotted this food truck during the Fremont Street Eats on Friday. Saw they had the pineapple soft serve. I decided to go for a small size which cost $6. The size was good for two to share. It tasted sour and tangy and it wasn't that sweet.Besides soft serve, they also have mini donuts, Vietnamese iced coffee and BBQ rice plates.

Located by the Safeway parking lot; and directly across the street from the WholeFoods in the Castro, this food truck serves Vietnamese sandwiches, mini donuts, Vietnamese iced coffee, soft serve ice cream, etc. They are open Saturdays and Sundays only from 11 am - 3 pm.We happened to come by today and tried their sandwiches. Our favorite of the two choices was the Combo sandwich. Flavor was on point, fresh picked veggies, and the bread was a soft warm baguette that is longer than the other baguettes we had in other Vietnamese sandwich shops. The other sandwich, grilled pork, was average tasting. Slightly salty and chewy, the fresh pickled veggies, sauce, bread was good, but we won't order this sandwich again.Very cute food truck with a chef bear logo. Appealing to kids and kids at heart.

I got to try Treats by the Bay as they were one of the trucks participating in the Fremont Street Eats.I ordered half dozen of the Cinnamon Sugar Mini Donuts, and they were for-sure fresh and yummy! I just wished they had a little more cinnamon sugar on them.But other than that, this truck didn't disappoint. The donuts were fresh and tasty.

Truck happened to be at the Benicia Peddler's fair and I saw the Dole whip ice cream and had to try it. Got the small for $6 which really was decent size to share with my kids. It is exactly the same as the one in Hawaii, glad to see we can now get it locally.

As a Vietnamese American who grew up eating banh mi sandwiches in San Gabriel Valley, this brings me back! I got the combination banh mi and it was stuffed with yummy meats and pickled veggies. The bread is crispy yet soft on the inside and doesn't scratch the roof of your mouth. The combination of the meats, pickled veggies, cilantro, pate, and Mayo was perfect. One of the best banh mi sandwiches I've had in the SF. Service was quick and easy. They also serve Vietnamese iced coffee, donuts, and fro-you. Can't wait to try those next time!

We went to the Millbrae art and wine festival and saw this truck there today.While not the best Vietnamese coffee or banh mi pork sandwich, everything was decent.The real star is the bread.... so fresh and perfect

Stopped by this truck in the Presidio on a beautiful Sunday afternoon when I needed a pick-me-up. The kids grabbed a bag of cinnamon sugar doughnuts and a soft serve. Both were the perfect level of sweetness and the doughnuts were warm, fluffy and melted in our mouths. The Vietnamese iced coffee was deliciously strong and once again, the perfect amount of sweet. The service was fast and friendly. We'll definitely be back!