Urban Street Grill

I am so IN LOVE with this food truck! I wish I had a tracker to always know where they are… I’d be their #1 customer (although I’m sure they have plenty already)! So far I’ve had the spicy pork, ginger chicken, and ribeye bulgogi bowls. All were very good, fresh, and filling! The spicy pork bowl is actually really spicy… So if you don’t like spicy, stay away (but you’ll be missing out)! All 3 times I’ve come to this truck the lines have been long, but they move a lot quicker than they look. If you get a chance, try this truck! You won’t be disappointed!

I love when food comes to me.
A friend let me know that Urban Street Grill’s truck was in town at Kernersville’s Brewer’s Kettle, so I changed my dinner plans to swing by.
Got the ribeye bulgogi rice bowl, which comes with kimchi fried rice, avocado, pickled onions, and topped with a fried egg. The sinuses that once were clogged are gaspingly open.
Friend says that Urban Street Grill markets itself as Korean meets Southern but she thinks of it more as Korean meets Mexican. I agree with the latter, and wish it were tilted even farther towards Korean.

This used to be my favorite food truck, but it’s slipped a bit in the rankings. $ 10 is a bit much for a burrito and the last one I had was full of a giant piece of cabbage and dripping from soy sauce even though I ate it immediately after I bought it.
Still, it’s better than a lot of food options in the area.
They do a mexican korean mish mash that includes several burritos, burrito bowls and tacos, as well as a cheesesteak. Meat options go from ginger chicken to spicy pork to bulkogi beer, with cabbage, avocado, and kimchi as some of the burrito fillers.
The concept is great, and the food used to be one of the best local food options. Unfortunately, the prices have gone up, and I think the quality has gone down.

This food truck combines two of my favorite cuisines (Korean and Mexican) in their creative menu that will keep you coming back for more so you can try everything on it. I love their twist on spicy pork bulgogi in a kimchi fried rice bowl, topped with avocado and an overeasy egg. It’s the perfect fusion of flavors without being overbearing and it’s quite filling for a reasonable price! They also have burritos and tacos, and be sure to try some of their jerky, it’s delicious. They can often be found outside local breweries where your favorite beverage pairs perfectly with the bold flavors of their Korean BBQ. Global street food at its best!