The Shark Bite

Awesome fish and shrimp tacos for a great price!
My sister and I tried Shark Bite last Saturday at Moveable Feast Eastridge. Since we were there right when the event started, there were no lines and we got 3 huge fish tacos for $ 10. I prefer my fish tacos battered and fried versus just being grilled. They were exactly the way I liked them with fresh slaw and a guacamole aioli that was a perfect compliment to all the ingredients.
Then we went back for their shrimp tacos since we LOVED the fish. The shrimp are grilled and not battered like the fish, but they were just as tasty. Their marinate has a slight kick to it but not too overwhelming. A little spritz of lime and they were out of this world!
Service was quick and friendly. Since it was early, there wasn’t much of a crowd and we were able to get our food very quickly.
This was the first time I’ve heard of this truck. According to their website, they’re from Half Moon Bay. I hope they do more events in the South Bay so I’ll get a chance to try their other offerings.

exspensive burger… wasn’t cooked… greasy and $ 8.00 and for 1.00 i could have fries :(whoot whoot won’t go back… can get better burger with fries for 5 – 6 bucks… too bad to sad

Looking for the next time these guys are aound!
I got the fish tacos (HUGE) and they were really good, but I would ask for corn tortillas next time if I have an option. Also added on the potato salad and chip! LOVE the potato salad.
A co worker tried a couple of the sliders and was really happy with the coice! From what I saw they looked yummy!

They came to the Novato Beer Festival. They were very unprepared. Only had 2 ppl working the truck and were veeerrry slow. Also ran out of food. We were looking at the menu and decided to get the fish sliders which were to come with slaw and bacon and plain beef sliders with no bacon since we thought we were gonna get some with our fish. The fish sliders were very fishy and they gave us no slaw or bacon! And it was soo expensive! $ 11 for two tiny mediocre at best sliders? No thanks. The beef ones were alright.
YOU OWE ME BACON SHARK BITE!

Ate once at the Gateway SSF location (fish tacos) and was a little underwhelmed, tried again with a lobster roll and was left wishing I’d gone to We’re on a Roll, especially now that We’re on a Roll has rolled away… They’re on par with the corporate cafeteria food, but can’t compare to the many taquerias in SSF or that one taco truck with the shrimp and seafood on oyster point near eccles. Further points off for: no prices on the web site, and annoying looping website music!

What’s better than a beautiful sunny day and some good tunes? When you throw in great food and great service! The truck is beautiful and the food is so good it’s hard to pick a favorite… the sliders are full of gourmet flair with a laid back casual after bite but then the lobster tacos are all lobster and less taco followed by a whole bunch of buttery goodness… my suggestion… try it for yourself you won’t be disappointed!

Decided to try this new seafood truck when they stopped over Gateway SSF. They do have a pretty extensive menu besides seafood which also includes hot dogs and sliders.
I ordered their Grilled Fish Tacos and Lobster Roll Special.
Grilled Fish Tacos! — at The Shark Bite
The fish tacos were really good. Big and hearty and had a lot of flavor!
Lobster Roll Special –
I’d pass on the Lobster Roll Special though. Mine came out mushy and actually had that texture of imitation crab. It just didn’t work for me.
Not a bad food truck for seafood. Again, their fish tacos rock if you have that craving.

I absolutely love The Shark Bite. Some of the tastiest fish tacos and lobster roll I’ve had period. As a start up they are naturally still figuring some things out but one thing I can tell you is that their food is delicious. These guys are fun and frequently change up their menu with quirky little additions like during Shark Week when they created a Megalodon special. This is a gourmet food truck experience for sure. Don’t hesitate and try them out.

We took a gamble and stopped at this food truck to have lunch at First City Festival. The Menu was simple, but thats how I prefer a menu to be. I ordered the teriyaki pinapple sliders and glad I did. The beef was cooked to perfection with grilled onions and a good slice of pinapple. Never had a better slider. My bff had the lobster roll and it was also delicious.

Had the lobster roll for lunch today — not the best lobster roll I’ve ever had, but not bad for $ 12. If I had to compare it to other lobster /​crab rolls in SF, Fish’s crab roll (in Sausalito) would be a 10. Skool’s (in Potrero Hill) would be a 7, and this one would be a 5.
Portion serving is generous, the sandwich is as big as a standard hot dog bun — not sure why they serve it in a hot dog bun, I would prefer a different kind of bread. The bun is at least warmed and buttered, but the bread is nothing special.
The lobster itself is cut in 1 inch chunks and poached in butter. There was a little too many spices, celery, and «filler» for my liking. I also don’t think that the lobster meat is fresh from the shell, and I don’t expect it to be for $ 12. I was happy that they didn’t load it full of mayo, so points for that. The filling was generous though and I felt like I was getting a good ratio of lobster to bread per bite.
The pasta salad was good, and potato chips were Lay’s Wavy Chips, and a nice complement to the sandwich. I’d come back here again to try the fish tacos. They do have a pretty limited menu of 3 – 4 things, but I like it because it makes my decision easy to make.
Solid lobster sandwich, not my favorite one ever, but good for the price (most lobster sandwiches will run you $ 16 – 20) and filling as well. They also take credit cards.

Damn no lobster rolls on the day I went but the cheese stuffed, bacon wrapped hot dogs and the pesto shrimp sandwiches were solid. Got a Lilikoi iced tea to boot. They show some surf videos and I think I saw some Peter Mel big wave action while waiting for the grub. Next time I hope for a lobster roll and some soup with this Arcangeli bread that I keep hearing about

I’m looking forward to my next meal from these guys! Yes, my fish tacos were that good. For $ 7 I only expected two overly battered fish strips in small tortillas. In reality, I got two medium tortillas overflowing with chunks of fish, doused in Guacamole Aioli and Chili Ranch Dressing that made these worth the mess! But wait, there’s more — the menu didn’t mention that these came with a handful of chips and a spoonful of pretty tasty potato salad.
So, in two weeks this truck will be back in my hood and I have every intention of having the lobster roll. My coworker had this and to everyone’s surprise there were actual hunks of lobster in it. Woah.

I tried the fish sliders from this truck. Way, way too much bun. In taste and texture, the bun overpowered everything else. I was pretty much just eating bread with some vague hints of sandwich bits buried deep down in there somewhere. A number of coworkers tried other slider options, and reported similar results.
Everyone who tried the cheese-​stuffed, bacon-​wrapped hot dog loved it, however, so the truck at least has that going for it.
This place could also really use some sides. Two bread-​tastic sliders is enough for a light lunch, but there aren’t any sides you can add if you want a more substantial meal. (Unless, of course, you want to go for overkill and double up on slider orders, but that seems pretty excessive in terms of both cost and quantity.)