Food Truck Profile: Langostino Sushi Burrito
Editor’s Note: All images courtesy of Langostino Sushi Burrito.
With the 2023 Everett Food Truck Festival, Upper Left Beerfest, and Everett Makers Market coming up on August 11+12, we’re highlighting some of the vendors participating in this year’s festival.
CALLING VOLUNTEERS
Volunteer for a short shift at the 2023 Everett food truck festival and score tasty perks.
Food Truck/Company Name:
Langostino Sushi Burrito
Name and job title:
Chris Kim/ Owner
Your food truck's hometown?:
Seattle
Type of food you serve?:
Asian Seafood ( Sushi Burrito)
HOW LONG HAS YOUR FOOD TRUCK BEEN OPEN?:
8
Favorite place to serve food?:
Festivals and an Events.
What inspired you to start your business, and what makes you unique?:
Came from family background of restaurant Business and Asian Seafood( Sushi Burrito)
on wheels
What's your personal favorite item that you serve?:
Miso Salmon
What food do you serve that your customers like the most?:
Lobster and Poke
What’s the most challenging part of running your business or an obstacle you've had to overcome?:
Finding a reliable employees is always challenging.
Does your menu cater to any food allergies, vegetarian, or vegan options?:
Yes
Favorite place to eat (other than your business)?:
Anywhere who serves delicious food
Favorite quote and/or words to live by?:
Making Friends is My Business
Are you excited for the 2023 Everett Food Truck Festival? Is there anything you'd like people to know?:
Very Excited and Thanks for all the loved for past years
Where can people try your food and find you?:
Website: (click here)
JOIN THE YUM
2023 Everett Food Truck Festival,
Upper Left Beerfest, & Everett Makers Market
August 11 + 12, 2023
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