Go Jojo Mojo

I ordered the korean rice bowl with bulgogi beef for lunch. It’s like a typical bibimbap with a fried egg on top and wasn’t amazingly good, but was overall very satisfying and filling. I found it to be a bit on the expensive end though.
However, if you want a huge and I mean HUGE korean burrito, this truck is for you. :D

Saw the truck over on 11^th street and thought to give it a try. Ordered the burrito with spicy pork. When the order was ready, I didn’t realize that it was almost 2 ft long! Took a few bites and was already full. Having the rest for lunch, which is still more than a foot long.

Jojo is awesome! It was my first time trying out her food truck and I was feeling the burrito. Not seeing the photos on Unilocal or anything, I was expecting a 10″ burrito, but as she handed it to me, OMG… This burrito was massive! 16″+ of crazy goodness! The circumference on this thing is 1.5−2x the size of a normal burrito. Meat is on point, love the chicken, and Jojo’s spicy sauce gave it that kick! I will surely see you again on my lunch route!

A bite out of Go Jojo Mojo’s dishes and you’ll forever be addicted. Everything in Jojo’s menu is spot on delicious, it packs a punch to your taste bud, it’s flavorful and down right saucy. My favorite dish is the spicy pork tacos, marinated in rich Korean BBQ sauce, tangy and spicy with a kick. I’ve also had the burrito and mongolian cheesesteak which is also phenomenal. I hear she’s moving the truck from time to time to different locations so be sure to see where she stops by in the Bay Area!

Excellent Korean chicken salad (bibimbap bowl with spinach in lieu of rice).

Yummy and the friendliest. so attentive. wanted to make sure we enjoyed our food. gave us a drink and cookie free.

Stopped in for a quick bite and grabbed a Korean Soft Taco with bulgogi — it was delicious! Can’t find enough good korean on this side of town, so it was awesome to be pleasantly surprised with yummy grub from this food truck! My bulgogi was so good, I definitely wanna come back and try the kimchi fried rice.

So fun to finally be able to check out Jojo and Paul’s food truck. Really great location. Nice to have beer on tap available too. We all ordered something different for lunch and shared. I was still full the next morning.

Delicious Korean food and friendly staff. I adore the spicy pork tacos! I’ll be back regularly.

I can’t wait to go back to this awesome food truck and try more of their Korean cuisine! I loved the beef rice bowl! It has it all: kim chi fried rice, veggies, ginger beef all topped with a fried egg. I highly recommend you stopping by for a yummy Korean inspired meal!

What’s not to love about delicious food prepared and served by friendly people? Jojo and her partner are super, super, friendly – genuinely nice and interested in their customers. They’re especially sweet with my son, offering to make something for him that he might find delicious. Needless to say, the kid is hooked on the beef and cheese quesadilla. The beef definitely tastes Korean, but isn’t too spicy or heavily flavored. I had the rice bowl tonight. Great blend of kimchi fried rice, fee, crisp veggies, and a fried egg on top. Totally delish and well worth the $.
For the last couple of Friday evenings Jojo and her truck have been parked on Washburn Street across from Oddjob. Yay!

I stumbed upon this gem on Friday, as I was walking to the Metreon. I’ve been a connoisseur of Korean Burritos ever since I had my first, at a truck in Downtown Portland. I’ve been chasing the dragon ever since, as that Korrito was only $ 6, and outstandingly delicious. Go JoJo’s was $ 12, which had me skeptical until the very friendly guy taking orders brought me a Korrito that was seriously the size of an infant. Three days later, I’m still working on that Korrito (which continues to be delicious, but perhaps not something you want to eat three days in a row), and I feel a little like Homer Simpson in the episode when he can’t stop eating a 12 ft hoagie. «Oh, Korrito, how can I stay mad at you?»

JoJo’s got her MoJo working! Hot chow, good to go go! Try a «MOAB» the Mother of all Burritos, the Sloppy JoJo, or a Mongolian Cheese Steak! See the pics I posted. Then come and get it from Go JoJo!

I ordered the Two-​Fer, which is two sandwiches with chicken, spicy pork, slaw, her famous JoJo sauce and a fried egg. I can really taste the quality and perfection in JoJo‘s recipes. The sauce and fusion she puts into the familiar bites such as tacos, burritos, cheesesteaks, sandwiches, etc… really gives eating a new exciting twist. The Korean style fusion really sets a higher standard and approach to craving something savory. I will have to go back to try every single item on her menu.

Man, I’ve known Jojo for years… this woman makes the BEST Korean food in the city HANDS DOWN!!!