Big Kiwi’s Gourmet Eats

The Southwest Chicken Poppers are out of this world and their fries are seasoned perfectly.

Delicious. Perfect portion. Quality ingredients. I had the signature burger and look forward to trying more.

This is my first review of the food trucks and I have to say that I was very happy with the options that I selected which was a meat pie. It is like a pot pie in its shape. But that is where the similarity stops.
The meat contain quite sufficient amount of meat as well as vegetables in a nice mix and not flattered and gravy which was quite enjoyable toothpaste all the flavors mixed together. The outer shell of the meat pie was quite flaky and had a good flavor and was properly cooked without it being dry or bready. It had a good flavor just like the contents of a meat pie.
It was served with a side of fries and overall I thought the dish had good flavor and I enjoyed it and for food truck that prices are about what you would expect. I think that it would have been a little better received if I had known that they had utensils for eating the meat pie and a way to opt out of sauces like the ketchup That had a sweet applesauce like taste to it.

In a word, No! I visited their truck today outside of the firehouse brewery anxiously awaiting them to open so I could enjoy something with my beer! I ordered the chili wings and some type of egg roll. After paying almost $ 20 I was severely disappointed! Wow! After one bite I left it there. The wings looked good and glistened but had no simple seasonings like salt/​pepper. They should at least make an effort to make them taste better. If thinking of visiting this establishment, I recommend a ‘pass!’

Outstanding!!! Haven’t had a better burger in denver. Make the pilgrimage to epic brew and order the gaucho you will not be disappointed

Found Big Kiwi Eats outside of Epic Brewery. What a fun group! Not only was the vibe/​service great, but my Big Kiwi Burger was delish! Thank you, Diana, Justin & Rob! I’ll be back fo sho!

Went brewery hopping with the hubs. Stopped by Epic Brewing & noticed Big Kiwi’s Gourmet Eats truck out front. We were planning on empanadas elsewhere, but our neighbor at the bar told us how delicious the Kiwi Burger was and we were sold. Plus I had been drooling over a basket of fries next to me & the burgers came with a side of them.
The burger was delicious. I usually don’t enjoy meat on meat, but the bacon was worth it. My favorite part of the burger was the roasted beet chutney. I love beets and it didn’t make me feel so guilty eating all that meat.
I loved the fries as well. They are seasoned perfectly and have a nice crunch. I could’ve wolfed down a whole basket.
Chatted with the owner and raved to him about the burger & fries. Friendly guy who enjoyed the compliment.
I hear you can find the truck at Epic a lot. You can’t beat burgers & beers.

Get your grub on and go to Big Kiwi Eats. Their sandwich had meat with the perfect amount of juiciness.

I live in Lakewood so heading downtown for lunch isn’t something that would cross my mind, but I heard about the Tuesday and Thursday Food Truck gathering in Civic Center and it sounded like fun. We ate Kubano sandwiches from the Big Kiwi truck which were so big and juicy I thought no way would I eat the whole thing. But I couldn’t stop eating it was just that good. Even that sauce served for the chips was outta sight and I snarfed all that up, too. Big Kiwi’s menu selection was yummy, and it looks like I’ll have to just take another trip next week and try something else. What a really fun experience, as there must have been 30 food trucks, lots of people, but tables and umbrellas so you don’t have to stand.

Justin and Big Kiwi Eats are truly one of a kind in the best way. We first tried Big Kiwi Eats last year at Civic Center Eats, and the food was so very good we asked him provide food for our wedding. Justin knows food and knows how to treat people. He is truly the best of the best, and we couldn’t have picked a better person to work with for such a special day!
When you stop by make sure to try to Kubano, the meat pies, and the duck tacos. ANYTHING you decide to try, you won’t be disappointed. We are forever Big Kiwi followers and will recommend it to the ends of the earth. Your mouth will water with every last bite and you’ll be tempted to lick the plate if no one is watching! The truck is at Epic brewing most every Saturday! Stop by and eat the best food truck food you’ve EVER had!!!

I went to the Civic center today and decided to try big Kiwis. What a mistake. The line to order was short but to get your food was terrible. I waited 40 minutes to get my food. I think each order was taking at least 5 minutes.
I got the duck tacos which were somewhat good by the tortilla were barely cooked. My wife had gone to a different truck and had her food for at least 25 minutes before me and when we went past there the line was 1.5 times longer.
I wont be wasting my lunch time again at Big Kiwis. Must of been an off day?

Thanks to BlueMoon for introducing this food truck to me! I was able to attend the Summer Kickoff party and get little bites to try: meat pies are small, delicious pillows of well-​flavored meat in a flaky crust, grilled cheese had bacon (what’s not to love?) and some sort of fruit preserve that I wasn’t able to quite put my finger on, the chicken toastettes were good, and the crab salad teaser was good as well, though we did have to stop and get something a bit more substantial after the shin-​dig…

I wasn’t expecting much from the food truck but that gaucho burger was just amazing. unique and worth it.

At the risk of using a stereotypical movie lingo cliché, «That’s not a burger… THAT’s a burger.» I am speaking of the tasty and messy Hawaiian burger w/​fries that I enjoyed from the Big Kiwi Truck while it was parked outside of Epic Brewery last week. The prices were in the normal (these days) range of $ 10 for a burger and fries. But, this was well worth it. The fries were excellent, and some of the non-​animal protein eaters in the group were totally mowing down separate baskets of fries. Big Kiwi was serving up Elevation 5280 ketchup on the side (which I normally am not a huge fan of), but this batch complimented the fries perfectly. The burger, of which I am a bit fuzzy on the details (it had been a long afternoon) was quite tasty and had all the things I like on an Hawaiian burger.
Justin himself was working the truck and the crowd. This guy practically exudes a «good guy» aura and is the kind of person you would be lucky to have as a drinking buddy. From a «burger and a beer» perspective, Big Kiwi parked outside of Epic hit all the right notes.

Mmmm absolute YUM! I and my fellow Unilocalers encountered Big Kiwi’s outside of Epic Brewing yesterday. We had just finished up the UYE RiNo Makers March and were very much in need of sustenance. And sustenance we got! I chose the Big Kiwi: a juicy and delicious masterpiece of a burger made with beef and pancetta and topped with provolone cheese, beet chutney and arugula on a toasted brioche roll. So good! This beauty came with a side of the yummiest fries I’ve had in a long while. Chef Justin wouldn’t say what he seasons them with but whatever he puts on them made them disappear from my plate in a flash! Yep, inhaled them.
Can’t wait to luck up on the Kiwi guys again!

So glad that Big Kiwi’s was sitting outside of Black Shirt Brewing last Friday. We needed some non-​liquid calories during our Denver breweries tour.
Since there were three of us, their slider combo was the perfect option. It also allowed us to try several of their offerings.
The combo contains The Hatch (beef patty, green chilis, queso fresca, salsa, greens), Thai One On (beef patty, jalapenos, chili sauce, coconut aioli, greens), and Little Q (beef patty, caramelized onions, BBQ sauce and cheddar). All are served on toasted brioche rolls and it comes with seasoned fries and (housemade?) ketchup.
My favorite was definitely the Hatch which really highlighted the roasted green chilis. I was impressed by the burger and bread quality, and also whatever they do to their ketchup that makes it slightly sweet.

Was not expecting great burgers from an Australasia named food truck. But then I think of the great burgers and meat found in Australia and New Zealand and it makes sense.
We were at Stop #4 for #beerfriday, Black Shirt Brewing Company, and needed calories. We ordered their slider trio, each burger featuring different ingredients. The most noticeable attribute — the meat. The delicious hamburgers which I would have gladly eaten plain. I can’t remember the other ingredients, just the meat. And that is reason alone to get their food.

Experienced this food truck at mountain toad in golden. They F’d up order, and only after making me pay up front for it did they «run out of included fries.» And still charged me full price.
When asked about discount off price for not getting any included fries with burger, was told, «do you know the price of beef?»
No I don’t. And I don’t care. Don’t argue with a customer over $ 1 – 2.
Incredibly overpriced burger – $ 10.50 burger only – was ok, customer service was the worst I’ve seen.
Not worth giving money to these fast talking gypsies. Don’t be fooled by their sideways glances or crooked smiles.

Ate at this truck after accidentally stumbling across the food truck assembly at Civic Center on a Tuesday afternoon. I was visiting from San Francisco, the number of trucks I counted (22!) rivals even the largest food truck gatherings for Off the Grid. I was duly impressed.
After surveying the menus of every truck (I guess Denver really loves their burgers — half the trucks were cooking them), I settled on the kiwi burger here, without an egg. I know, the egg is traditional, but burgers are heavy enough, don’t you think?
Normally at food trucks you order and wait for your food, right? In this case, I sat down a little ways at a table while waiting, and — this is a seriously impressive commitment to service — because I was a decent distance away, they actually brought me my food! Table service from a food truck!
The kiwi burger was very good and meaty — apparently beef in Colorado is good, and I could tell with every bite of this. I don’t like when buns for burgers are too crumbly, but these held up nicely, even with the (wet) beets. There were also what looked like handmade chips, which were also very satisfying.
All in all, a good solid and friendly food truck. They have square, so they’ll take credit card. Burger was $ 9.

Loved the food! Chef Hugill is really cool too. My friend and I are on a diet and he made us something delicious to accomodate our request. I wish I would’ve taken a picture of it. I believe the truck is in the Civic Center around 11am-​2pm frequently. I wish I didn’t work at that time because then I miss out, maybe a good thing or else I might get too fat. Check it out, look for the big green truck!