12/20/2025
a long time ago, a few good friends built out and created . I took an old paper delivery truck and former Beech Ridge Motor Speedway service van and turned it into a Cambodian food truck for a good friend. I created the kitchen and she created the menu, running it for numerous seasons in the greater portland area. Life shifted gears and she parked the rig as I sold mine. This past year, my good friends Josh and Yunhee of S**o decided that they wanted to give it a go. They called me to brainstorm, and I mentioned that I may know of a great rig to scoop up to cut their teeth with. They struck a deal and over the last few weeks, they've curated a menu that pulls from Korean cuisine and created K-pop Kimbap which will soon be visiting coastal maine events, breweries an street festivals!
Today was their soft opening in their neighborhood in S**o. I gave them a hand frying up scallion and kimchi pancakes. It was great to be back in a food truck for the first time since I shut mine down and sold it off. It was certainly nostalgic, that's for sure.
It's Christmas time, and I've decided to part ways with these accounts on Facebook and Instagram. I've kept them long enough! Over the next few weeks, you'll hear a different voice from SaltBoxCafe Maine as it shifts into K-Pop Kimbap and Josh and Yunhee take over these accounts- my gift to them as they break out into the food truck scene.
If you're a customer of mine, seek them out! If you're a vendor or catering client ive serviced, give them a call! I've sat at their table numerous times and if you're seeking some incredible Korean tastes, this addition to the Maine scene isn't one to be missed! send them a message with invites for your events!
Merry Christmas to you all!
❤️ - Matthew