OMG! I've been wanting to try this place for a long while. Every time I've been in town I haven't had a chance, but this time I made the effort and it didn't disappoint. Let me tell you, it was the best southern food I've had in years! The fried chicken - insanely good, and the mac and cheese was to die for. So glad I made the trip, and look forward to coming back again soon!

I was for some reason wanting to try some vegan food. I did enjoy the brisket which was delicious . The brisket came with a side of beans and potato salad which was also tasty. I will be back to try the rest of the food on the menu.

I finally got a taste of Vegan mob...Vallejo has been buzzin' about this truck coming to town...so the line was long when I got there on Thurday after work. In conjunction with one of my other favorite trucks (MoreliifeIce) Tennessee st was getting looks and big business from their presence. I Hope more food trucks like this get word to come out Vallejo's way cause the goods are always welcomed any time.

My doctor, Dr. Thu, always says to me: " Please eat less meat, less sugar and less sodium".  By my 3rd visit with him and receiving  the same advice, I asked him, "Dr. THU, are you vegetarian?!?"  He laughed, said no, and asked me why? The only time I really like eating vegetables is when ordering it on half a Golden Boy Pizza!  Once in a blue moon, a "Super Vegetarian Burito" por favor.  Last night, I ate at Vegan Mob truck (SF) for the 1st time and was really impressed by the wonderful taste and flavors!  Didn't miss have a "meat" as protein at all!  Does this mean I'm trying to turn into a vegetarian? No way! Was really surprised by the great flavors. Service was nice and quick. I asked the workers what i should order. The said everything! Difficult street parking.

Came to Vegan Mob to enjoy some vegan fare with friends. We ordered a smorgasbord of plates to share and were able to eat it right in front of the truck (as there were no other tables set up in the lot). A rundown of what we had: Lumpia and Garlic Rice - lumpia was filled with impossible meat. It was freshly fried and super crunchy. It didn't come with any sauce which seemed like a missed opportunity. The garlic rice was very garlicky and delivered piping hot, but it wasn't tossed very well in that you ran across some super salty bites and some super bland bites. Mob Burger Cheese Rolls - these were SO GOOD. They also featured impossible meat but also included a melty cheese which made it so much more complete. Fully Loaded Nachos - if your cowboy barbeque crashed into a tacqueria, you'd get these nachos which featured plant based brisket, baked beans, slaw, guac, and nacho cheese. They were really good but in my opinion, leaned too hard on the bbq. The sweet bbq sauce really overwhelmed the dish after a while. Large combo - we picked proteins of shrimp (oyster mushrooms), chicken (tofu), and rib tips (seitan). All of them were very good but I think the chicken was my personal favorite. For sides, we got the mac n cheese, mob fries, spaghetti, and candied yams. The yams and mac and cheese were DELISH. The fries were extremely sad, tiny potato sticks and the spaghetti would only be good of you like banana ketchup. The spaghetti was just way too sweet for me. Renz Po'Boy - points for using Dutch crunch! I also thought the faux shrimp was very convincing. The slaw was a little too creamy and wet on the sandwich but the flavors were certainly there. I definitely could have used a nice meaty tomato or some crunchy onions to play with more texture within the sandwich. Really wished there were some dessert options but in the Mission, it's not a huge loss since there's quite a few delish options nearby. Price was pretty good for the amount of food we received!