I was walking to the roast duck place to tapau (takeaway) duck rice for mum when I spotted this food truck.
It was parked outside RHB Bank.
It was very colorful and I tried to see what is the name of this food truck. Then I saw at the front - American Charcoal.
So I went closer to check the menu.
It looks like they serve Hawaiian/Hawaiian inspired food.
This should be interesting.
Let me enlarge it for you.
Snacks are mainly processed food.
Two appetizers caught my attention - the Green Papaya Chicken Soup and Lomi Lomi Salmon. As for the Hawaiian Meatballs, I wonder if these are processed meatballs.
Some of the main courses come with an interesting story.
You can also get beverages here.
Food trucks tend to move from place to place and I don't know how long American Charcoal will be in Damansara Uptown.
I miss Malaysia! Hey there PH, am now at Itasho Sushi, spent S$56.35 on my lunch. One of my orders was yellowtail sashimi which I tried for the first time. It was good! Tasted like salmon yet even milder and lighter, nice! After my meal, I will go for a walk and after that chill by doing some journaling. Hope you are enjoying your Sunday. Will be back to comment on this post.
ReplyDeleteYou had a very grand lunch. If I convert to RM that's about the price to expect at a good Japanese restaurant. I am glad you loved the yellowtail sashimi. I had a good Sunday, thanks!
DeleteSometimes food trucks have delicious food. Thank you so much for sharing this. ❤️
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well, dear friend.
I am well, thank you, Linda!
DeleteFood trucks give me very nostalgic feelings. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI seldom buy food from food trucks. My last one was a burger!
DeleteI want to try the beef stew and garlic shrimp 🤤
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info 👍
I hope you get to try it and let me know if it was good :)
DeleteWhy called American Charcoal....food cooked by charcoal? Kekeke! ;D
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought too LOL!
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