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Bali Bites: Vancouver's Indonesian Food Truck
Bali Bites is an authentic Indonesian food truck run by Linda and Derrick, who previously ran Balilicious Modern Indonesian on Cambie Street. After their restaurant closed, customers kept asking for their sauces, and the couple came back with a food truck in 2023.
Here's what to order at Bali Bites.
About Bali Bites Food Truck
Bali Bites travels to farmers' markets, events and festivals around Metro Vancouver, including the False Creek and Steveston farmers' markets.
The menu uses fresh products from local vendors and the couple's popular house sauces.
The Menu
How It Works
Check the truck's social media for its schedule, then pick a rice or noodle plate.
What to Order
- Beef rendang: spiced, slow-cooked beef.
- Gado gado: vegetable salad with peanut sauce.
- Coconut chicken: a crowd favourite.
- Nasi goreng and mie goreng: fried rice and noodles.
- Satay: grilled skewers.
Dietary Needs
Indonesian dishes often include peanuts, shrimp paste and coconut. Ask about vegetarian options such as tempeh and gado gado.
Atmosphere and Dining Experience
Outdoor food truck.
- Best for: markets and events
- Price: affordable
- Format: food truck
- Good to know: location changes; check Instagram
Location: Various locations, Vancouver
Bali Bites moves around Metro Vancouver, appearing at farmers' markets and events. Check its Instagram or Facebook for the current schedule.
Hours of Operation
Hours depend on the event schedule.
Reservations
- No reservations; available for catering.
Price Range
Bali Bites is affordable.
Contact Information
- Address: Various locations, Metro Vancouver
- Neighbourhood: Various locations, Vancouver
- Cuisine: Indonesian
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bali Bites?
It is a food truck at markets and events around Metro Vancouver.
Who runs it?
Linda and Derrick, formerly of Balilicious.
What should I order?
Beef rendang and gado gado.
When did it launch?
2023.
How do I find it?
Check its social media schedule.
Is it vegetarian-friendly?
Gado gado is a good option.
Does it cater?
Ask the owners.
Is it expensive?
No.
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