The Nosh Truck

Just love the fries for the freshness, hotness and quantity but the best dish in my opinion is the Korean BBQ pork tacos. Such a great variety of flavors in every bite. The slaw is super fresh.

Food is always on point. Portion size for the price, you can’t beat. The Pad Thai Burger is awesome!

If I had a twitter account I would follow this truck around. Delicious food and I am a fan of the Vietnamese Bahn Mi that they do. It can sometimes be a little strong with a mayo-​type flavor but overall its delicious. I have tried the Pad-​Thai Burger and some of their other specials. Food is always very tasty. Will be back!

Yum! The spicy chicken tacos were amazing! Fresh ingredients make all the difference!

Great food at a great price when you’re in southwest florida you MUST try some nosh!!!
And try the Cuban sandwich

Tried the Korean BBQ pork tacos, they were delicious! Very generous with the pork portions and the perfect amount of heat to them. Whew!

The Nosh Truck is pretty much the only reason I go to the farmers market in downtown Fort Myers! It’s a bit of a wait for the food but it is always worth it. The Korean BBQ tacos are delicious and the meat on the Banh Mi sandwich is so juicy and flavorful! I would recommend their food to anyone!

My bf and I ordered Korean BBQ tacos, Korean BBQ fries, and a Pad Thai Burger. All three were picked clean! Really flavorful food. To die for is an accurate statement. They give you large portions also. I cannot comment on the customer service because I did not A: expect a chef to change the way his food is made for me and hold up a line of hungry people or I would just cook it myself! B: insult anyone

Sooo good the pad Thai burger is to die for and the Korean BBQ French fries are so tasty I love this food truck and wish I could eat his food all the time! The burgers are excellent now I just have to try everything else!

I waited 40 min for my blue cheese burger. when I finally got my order it was over cooked dry and not very appetizing. When I asked how much longer my order would be the guy was rude and told me there are a lot of tickets ahead me and to just wait. Needless to say I will not be eating from this vender
the way the outside of the truck could use a wash !

After reading the reviews I was excited to give The Nosh Truck a try. We had the Korean Beef tacos and a side of regular french fries. The french fries were, just french fries, nothing fancy and salted with sea salt. Though they do have «Nosh fries» which are kicked up french fries, but we did not order them. The Korean beef tacos were ok. More than anything, you could taste the corn taco they were in. The beef inside the tacos was lacking in flavor. The meet wasn’t bad and it was moist, but it just didn’t have enough flavor for me. It didn’t stand out. All in all it was ok. The folks running it were nice and the service was as quick as could be expected. Maybe I’ll try something different off their menu if I see them, but I’m not going in search of them.

This guy is awesome! He has a regular schedule of places he goes, usually different even for lunch and dinner. His food is unique and just damn delicious. Some of his best classics are the pad Thai burger, or the nosh burrito, an Asian burrito with teriyaki chicken, Asian coleslaw, rice, sriracha, and pico de gallo (I prefer it a little light on the pico, extra sriracha!). He also frequently swaps in special meals. His softshell crab po’ boy was one of the best things I have ever eaten. Check out his schedule, do yourself a favor and check him out.

my first experience from a food truck and I was impressed. we found them at fort myers brewery on a Friday night. I had the Korean bbq fries, it was so delicious that my husband and I couldn’t stop eating them. the bbq flavor was outstanding. we will def make a return visit.

While the idea of supporting a one-​man food truck in FM was a good idea, I quickly changed my mind. The first time Scott made me a burger, it was delicious. When I returned next week for the same, he was RUDE. So I guess the customer is NOT always right at the nosh truck. I asked for the burger to be medium rare. He rudely informed me that «with all of these people behind you in line, I can’t cook to temperature.» «Really» I replied, «because it’s actually LESS work to cook it less and get me out of line». Not impressed anymore, I don’t like burgers charred beyond recognition or his attitiude, so he doesn’t deserve my business€ or my money.

I need to leave Scott and his Nosh Truck 10 stars! Lucky us (Mo & Joe of MoJo Jerky) to find his scrumptious food at a 3 day Halloween festival in Punta Gorda this weekend (we were set up as vendors). Day one. Pad Thai burger and cheeseburger. Day two. Korean pork tacos and a panini with tomato, mozzarella and prosciutto. Day three. Korean pork tacos again and a Vietnamese banh mi sandwich. Oh so good. This is the BEST food I have had in Southwest Florida since moving here from Southern California 7 years ago. Really! Hard to believe it was from a catering truck.
Look for the daily truck location on the Nosh Truck’s facebook page.

I’ve followed this food truck on Twitter for three months before finally being able to visit their location of the day. Found them at the Alliance for the Arts farmer’s market and the wait was worthwhile.
Mojo Pork sandwich was delicious covered with fresh tomatoes and onions in a soft roll, as was the Mozzarella, Tomato & Prosciutto panini livened up with a basil sauce.
Ever changing menu. I’ll be sure to find a reason to end up wherever they’re going to be more often from now on.

Nosh Truck. In a word, YUM!
I have been stalking the Nosh truck across SWFL for a month now — once a week I find there location through there Facebook page and try out a new item each time.
I have had the teriyaki chicken pita, fish tacos (well I had this a coupe time), korean sliders, BBQ Burger! All have been delicious! I have heard about the crepes, but have not had them yet — hopefully I can try them tomorrow!
A food truck, what a novel idea. I have enjoyed noshing outside, enjoying SWFL Fall weather!

Scott Sopher took his culinary act on the road last year after Olio, the high end restaurant in Naples Bay, closed. Scott created an inexpensive menu dominated by sliders of various flavors. He bought an RV with a professional kitchen, had the RV artfully painted, then hit the road, variously stopping at farmers markets and other public gatherings. His services and truck are available for parties, too.
I discovered The Nosh Truck at the Bonita Springs Promenade’s Saturday market. My new acquaintances and I stood at a high top table and shared comments about our orders. Two fresh, bbq sliders with Oriental slaw, only $ 5. Coffee and a thin-​as-​a-​French-​woman crêpe, holding nutella, strawberries and banana for $ 7.
You have to watch his facebook page to see where Scott and his mobile nosh truck will be because they are a moving target. Put your track shoes on — they’re worth the chase.