Shogun Japanese - Calgary

It was good.. My friend and I were at X-Fest and needed to grab something to eat during one of the performances we didn't care much for. There were many food carts there and we had not eaten from any of them, so we ran to the one with the shortest line at the time that didn't just have smoothies... We're women who need real food to chew on.<br/ <br/ We opted for the teriyaki beef to share. I was a little disappointed in the portion but in the end it was good enough for us to share and not complain later. The food was good, it came with this awesome sauce but I would probably prefer to go to Edo and have the same order, for the same price and end up with a bigger portion.<br/ <br/ PS: I think prices change if they're at an event. There was their board with their original prices in the truck that was very visible to the public, their teriyaki chicken/beef was at a lower price on the hidden board.

A wonderful food truck would be Shogun Teppanyaki which I tried during Lilac Festival! I was really happy to see so many food trucks gathering for a street event. It was a chilly day and I wanted something savoury and hot – so I choose to eat at Shogun this time! I ordered the Beef Teriyaki with udon noodles, and it was really good. It was similar to some fast food Japanese concessions, but I found that the sauce wasn’t as thick and salty – which makes Shogun a better option! The food was prepared perfectly, and it was a great order! I added some hot sauce to my noodles, and it definitely kicked it up a notch and I loved it even more! Overall, this is a great food truck, especially on cold days! I can see me lining up for this in the winter. The only downfall, I can’t really see into the truck to see the “teppanyaki”… when I think about teppanyaki, I think about a show on a flat bed grill (even though I know it’s a cooking method).

Not bad, very entertaining cook