Instead of throwing a big wedding, this Bay Area couple bought a food truck to share feel-good Filipino flavors.
SAN FRANCISCO -- For Bay Area couple Kristen Brillantes and JP Reyes, food is a love language. So, instead of throwing a big wedding to celebrate their relationship, the duo bought a food truck to share their favorite Filipino flavors and encourage community togetherness.
The popular food truck serves up Filipino-American comfort food, including lumpia, noodles, adobo, sisig, and more. The shop also bottles its 100% plant-based and gluten-free sauces, as well as its acclaimed Halo Halo Milktea. "What I found to be uniquely different about us as first-gen business owners is that we're actively trying to help each other," said Brillantes."When we do food festivals, we make sure that our menus don't overlap or that if they do we like encourage everybody to try each other's dishes."
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