The Sarap Shop

First off I want to make it clear that I'm giving this review to The Ma Sarap Food Truck. It was located at Richmond Kaiser 1/18/19.
The Food is BOMB! ???? I had the Lumpia Shanghai , fried to perfection with just the right amount of filling and crispness. And also the Lechon Kawali which is lightly coated deep fried pork belly. OMG. To die for. I'm glad I'm still alive though...or else I wouldn't be able to tell you about the side of pancit it came with. Some of the best pancit I've ever tried. And I've tried a lot. And the young men on the truck exemplifies what true Customer Service is all about. I will follow you to the Philippines and back. Thanks for an enjoyable eating experience. The pancit brought back fond memories of a friend from long ago Shirley Simpliciano, who still holds the Best Pancit crown in my book. You guys came darn close to dethroning her????????⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Lumpia and chicken strips are really good, hot and spicy!

So good. Loved the loaded fries and pork rice box! The fries are so crispy even after a 20 minutes drive. Can't wait to try again!

It's hard to find Filipino shop that offers veg options.
On the other hand, what kind of a Filipino restaurant doesn't serve white rice and spoons?

The "Very Vegan Sisig" as a rice bowl is simply the best preparation of tofu that my taste buds have ever come in contact with. As a vegan for years and lifelong vegetarian, I have a high bar for tofu, but they really knocked it out of the park with the hearty meaty-feeling taste. Their description of "garlicky, spicy tofu" just doesn't do it justice.

The salad dressing on the included side salad was phenomenal as well; I really need to figure out how to make something similar at home. I don't normally like raw carrots but this dressing could make my worst nightmares taste delicious.

The rice in the rice bowl was tastefully flavored as well, but I'm glad it didn't overpower the tofu or the crunchy (corn?) bits that are sprinkled on top.

Cons: Their hours are really hard to find on their website, and their logistics could definitely use some work. I assumed they would be open during the same times as the SoMa StrEat Food Park where they're located (5-9pm for dinner) but they close at 8pm, and were actually closed by the time I got there at 7:55pm. I tried going for lunch the following day and they were closed by 2:50pm despite stating lunch hours until 3pm. They didn't have a phone number listed to call ahead and verify if they were open. When I finally caught them that evening at 6pm, they were out of the "Why You Laing" entirely which I had wanted to try and had crossed out all of their homemade drinks, of which I would have gotten the halo-halo coconut milk tea.

I'll have to come back another time. With a tofu dish as delicious as theirs, I won't need much convincing.