Mission Mahi!

Food truck round up at the Coffee Buddha last Saturday was amazing as always. Prior to attending, I did some research on what food trucks would be there. I saw «Mission Mahi» listed and was curious to learn more, considering I had never heard of this truck before. I read an article on the owner’s story and was really taken back by how amazing his story was and how awesome of an idea it was to bring awareness to recovery through a food truck. Genius. I knew we had to check it out when we came to the round up.
Now I should point out, I don’t eat fish. At all. I do like the occasional shrimp or even crab sometimes, but no fish. I was hesitant on ordering something for myself, but my parents on the other hand, were not– they love fish. My dad ordered the «tex mex» fish taco and my mom ordered «the yinzer». My dad also ordered some fries as well. We were surprised with how quick the food was ready, and how huge the portions were. My dad LOVED his taco. He couldn’t stop saying how fresh it was and how tasty it was. I tried some fries and they were super good. My mom also loved her taco & couldn’t even finish it because it was THAT big. The service was great– my dad chatted with the owner for a bit and really enjoyed talking to him.
I am really looking forward to seeing this food truck out & about this summer and even if I am not adventurous enough to order a fish taco, I would definitely check out their other menu items and get some more of their delicious fries. This truck’s mission is amazing and I highly recommend looking up their story!

Quite possibly the best fish taco I’ve ever had!!! The perfect blend of fish, avocado, tomato, spicy sauce and I’m sure there other things in it. I’ll be back to try other varieties !!

Been trying to get some food from these guys for quite awhile, glad they were at Grist House tonight for Millvale Days.
Ordered two Originals, one for me and one for my wife. I was a little bit taken back by the $ 18 price tag. Only had to wait about 10 minutes which wasn’t bad considering the amount of people there.
First impression was that I was surprised what we received, i was under the impression we ordered fish tacos, but it is really more of a burrito.
Decent size, and to my surprise there was a ton of mahi in the tortilla. Had a nice seasoning on it and was filling. Was a little disappointed as I couldn’t really taste any of the other toppings other than the guacamole on a bite or two.
Would’ve been nice to have a small side: beans, coleslaw, salad, anything. We definitely enjoyed it though.

I’ve been trying to get here for a while, and I finally made it! The line was long at 11:45 and we waited about 30 minutes total, but so worth it. I had the original and my husband had the yinzer. We throughly enjoyed them. They were large and well worth the price. I plan to return and try more!

I was lucky enough to be at Grist House this Sunday when Mission Mahi was there serving up deliciousness.
I love fish tacos, but am not a huge fan of Mahi. Until I tried these. They were amazing. Blackened, but not too spicy. The tortillas were amazing and they were finished off to perfection on the grill.
Jimmy Woods, the owner, came over and chatted with us. His mission to help those struggling to renter the workforce after addiction treatment does nothing but add to the enjoyment of the experience.
You can’t miss the truck! It has an amazing paint job. If you see it, go. Get a taco. You’re welcome.

This food truck is worth the trip to the North Hills!
Flaky chunks of blackened Mahi are nestled inside a grilled flour tortilla with avocado, lettuce, tomatoes, and a Sriracha cream. There are also several other mahi tacos like the Yinzer with slaw and fries and the Buffalo with hot sauce and Bleu cheese.
My taco was delicious! So fresh and flavorful… the best fish tacos in Pittsburgh!
They also serve seasoned french fries and soft drinks.
You’ll find Mission Mahi posted up right here 4 days a week and can find their events on Facebook and Twitter.