VietNOM NOM

Amazing food! I started following this food truck on Instagram. I finally got the chance to eat there food and I was hooked. Sandwiches are great. Especially the pork. Rice bowl are a little too sweat but overall good. My kids enjoy them. I did not like the spring rolls but my other coworkers love it. Only problem I’ve ever had was they ran out of food an hour into serving, which great for them but bad for us. The food is not for everyone but you have to try them at least once. Follow them on Instagram and you’ll always know where they are.

We started following on Instagram. The food looked so good. We finally got the opportunity to try it out. It was at the Puyallup Farmers Market. We were so disappointed. The food looked nothing like the food we had seen on Instagram. They Banh Mi was on something other than a baguette, it was big and dry. The meat was dry, and tasted like bad BBQ pork. Rice bowl is made with some weird kind of rice and tasted like a sweet, but off teriyaki. Everything is very strange. I do not recommend eating off of this food truck.

I went when the truck was at the Lakewood farmers market, first off I’ve been excited to try this place for a while, I was dying for the spring rolls I see all over. Welp they didn’t have those… But somehow the woman in front of me got them, when I asked how she got them and was told «well she’s just special» okay… not good business… Then I order my chicken rice bowl, ask for a drink of any sort… they don’t have drinks either… Get my food and for $ 8 that was the smallest portion of food I’ve ever seen. One of the people I was with got the fries, and they were down right disgusting, stale and no flavor. I won’t be coming back.

Pretty terrible food. Nowhere near real Vietnamese food. Their pork is dry, they use the wrong type of bread for their Banh Mi sandwiches, their rice is the wrong type and it’s also too dry. The price is cheap because the food is also cheap. Highly recommend trying other food trucks with better food. Literally almost any other food truck will do. We ran into them at the Puyallup farmers market and we were very disappointed that our favorite food truck was not there. So we tried this place. Huge mistake. Keep in mind if you want authentic Vietnamese food buy it from real Vietnamese people/​restaurants not these people.

Very good, tasty, and quick. Sometimes it’s hard to find them (they are a mobile truck) and sometimes when I really crave a pork bahn mi, they are not in a convenient location. Like right now. I can’t find an update on Twitter etc., so I don’t know where they are or if they’re even open today. BUT when you do see that happy yellow food truck in your neighborhood, hop in line, because it’s addictively good.

Food was full of flavour but also a bit cold. I expected food truck food to be hot and fresh. Would be an easy five stars if the food had been hot when I got it, but I’m just not in the market for lukewarm pork

I love, love, love they incorporate a vegetarian option! Though I am not vegetarian, I love tofu/​veggies anywhere I go. This goes in harmony with in the rice bowl. Of course I split the egg rolls and a banh mi with my boyfriend because I have to have a taste of everything each time I come here.
As far as waiting for the food, come with a friend and relax! Most food trucks take some time to create their specialties… and in the it’s in back of a truck?! That’s magical, right? Even though it’s on wheels, it’s not a drive thru. ;)
Stalk them on Instagram to get your VietNOM_​NOM tracker on… Definitely won’t be disappointed. You’ll find yourself anticipating the next location stop.

This place is so awesome!
I used to live in California and would always go to eat at food trucks and since moving back to Washington state I’ve discovered this gem of a food truck!
Growing up Vietnamese I hold a pretty high standard for Banh Mi sandwiches and these guys take the cake.
From their contagious smiles from taking orders to their hustle, these guys chef up flavor bursting VietNOM NOM sandwich.
LIFE PRO TIP: Make sure to be patient because it is worth the wait!

I was hungry and was in downtown tacoma and saw nom nom food truck. Figured I would stop by and check it out. I was pleasantly satisfied with the banh mi. First time having it and ever since then I have been craving it. Can’t wait to try it again. Love me some nom nom.

Vietnom Nom came to Clover Park Technical College! I was super excited because the first time I saw them was in the summer at the Sprinker Food Fest! Besides the glee and excitement they brought good food once again. I ordered a pork rice bowl and their eggrolls. Still bomb-​dot-​com! Hope I see them again!

Three stars for the wait (40 mins) but the food was four stars.
Truck was at Good Samaritan Hospital for lunch and I ordered a Pork sandwich with all the fixings. As noted, the wait was quite long. With only four menu items you would expect the service to be faster. While I was there, the crowd waiting for their food stayed around 20 the whole time. People were getting frustrated with a limited lunch hour. The two people in the truck were polite but needed to focus on getting the food out faster.
That being said, the pork style banh mi sandwich was amazing. The pork was wonderfully seasoned and the vegetables seemed to be pickled. The sarracha aole gave the added heat and the entire combination blended sweet, sour, and hot flawlessly.
Fix the wait time and this would have been a great experience. Some issues to work on but the food was a hit.

Great sammich! It’s not traditional, old school, pâté and fish sauce banh mi. But it’s good! I got the pork. The lemongrass was more subtle than I am used to and it seemed to be heavy on soy sauce. But by the end of the sammich I really felt that they had nailed it. Very approachable for those who haven’t had it before. Wish I hadn’t been cheap and tried the fried pork eggrolls.

Viet Nom Nom provided the late night food for my wedding and they knocked it out of the park! All the food was delicious, the guys were very friendly and helpful to all the guests, they showed up exactly when they were supposed to, they had all the food ready to go so there was never a long wait, it all just went fantastic.
A little background — My (now) wife and I had organized a different food truck for our late night food for the wedding and it fell through about 10 days before the wedding. We were searching for a replacement and came across Viet Nom Nom’s reviews on Unilocal.I contacted them and not only were they willing to cater the wedding snacks on short notice they worked with us to develop a menu that was exactly what we wanted.
On the actual day of the wedding, the truck showed up right on time and was ready to go. The guest loved the food. I am still hearing about it 3 weeks after the day. It was definitely one of the highlights of the night. I would recommend Viet Nom Nom to anyone looking for good food, and can personally attest to how great they were to work with for a catering event.

Just finished my dinner with them. I am working at the courthouse in tacoma on pacific. Today I saw the truck across the street feeding an event. I’ve never eaten at a food truck, and being a person who doesn’t eat meat this seemed like the beat way to geub. A win win for me. I ordered the tofu sandwich and picked up the pork sliders for one of the guards. These people absolutely crushed it! My sandwich was amazing. It was spicy and sweet. The bread was toasted perfectly and in the really satisfied me. The tofu was perfecr. Light and crispy on the outside but not overdone and gummy like a lot of places do. The guards wanted me to get them more pork sliders saying «these are absolutely incredible» but alas I had no more money on me. If you see this truck, GO THERE! Don’t miss your chance to have this wonderful food.

These guys catered a friend’s wedding recently, and ABSOLUTELY CRUSHED IT. The food was just amazing, these guys really know what they’re doing in there. The bread they use for the sliders and bahn mi is out of this world — perfectly toasted, sort of crispy and light on the outside, very pillowy and soft when you bite into it. I’m not kidding you people, I had four bahn mi and six pork belly sliders when this truck showed up. I’ve already recommended them for another large party coming up!

Viet nom nom came to my work to feed the hungry worker bees. Unfortunately, they did not realize how hungry the bees were and ran out of meat!
Luckily, I was an early bird and got my chicken «sammich» (minus jalapeños and sriracha as I can’t eat anything spicy) which was delicious and really filling. The bread was toasted yet still soft inside (and no toast mouth). The meat had a lot of flavor and was really moist. I also had the pomegranate limeade which was also very tasty although a little pricy for a 16 ounce ($ 4).
I will definitely try some of their other food when they come back. Hopefully, they bring more supplies next time!

Went to Sprinker yesterday… One word «tasty»!!! Fresh and now I’m craving it!!! Bread was dense, not airy, meat seasoned perfect, cucumbers and carrots fresh… And the sauce is mouthwatering… I will be on the lookout for Nom

The sandwiches are beyond amazing! Wow! Best food I have ever had! If I could give 10 stars, I would! Everything is super fresh and made to order!

First of all this has to be the yellowest truck I’ve ever seen in my life. It’s like a school bus had a ugly duckling and left it to find its destiny as a yellow food truck. Nonetheless, the food that came out of this bright space of sunshine is delicious. The rice bowl is wrist slitting to die for. I’ve pretty well versed in the Asian food culinary and for a rice bowl this size to pack the even flavor that it has. It pretty amazing. But let’s get down what the main attraction of this banana peel spectrum of a vehicle. The BANH MI here, I can eat everyday. From LEES in California and BAGUETTES in Portland, this is very much to par with similar BANH MO attraction. Flavor of the meat with well balance veggies and spice makes the BANH MI here worth the visit. good job.

Went to the Fife Farmers Market and got hungry while walking. I came across Viet NOM Nom and thought to myself, «another Vietnamese restaurant?! But in a truck?!»
To my surprise, I ordered a simple rice bowl and was pleasantly surprised how simple and delicious and filling it was. I also ordered the pomegranate limeade and the complimented my meal very well.
I will definitely try them out again the next time I see their big yellow truck. Try them out. You won’t be disappointed.