Goodbelly LLC

To be honest, They are taste like grocery store doughnuts to me bc of the bread smells same as grocery stores one. Also Ube cream doesn’t taste like Ube or custard cream. I’m sorry but I prefer “The Flour Box” doughnut in south Seattle. Maybe I expected too much for food truck food.

If you like donuts, sweets, or Hawaiian-style malasadas — or just want to support a small, passionate local business — GoodBelly LLC stands out as one of the best dessert-food-truck experiences near snohomish or Everett area . The freshness, variety, and care put into each order make it worth the wait. It may not replace a full meal spot (unless you’re strictly there for dessert), and you’ll want to plan ahead for lines or early sell-outs — but overall, GoodBelly delivers a delightful treat that I’d happily come back for.

The ube, coconut, and chocolate filled malasadas were great. The guava mochi-sadas were some of the best donuts I've ever had. Service is friendly and quick. Edit: Also tried the plain malasadas and matcha mochi-sadas. Amazing. Edit 3/23/25: The Dubai chocolate malasadas and strawberry mochi-sadas are new favorites!

Every malasada is made to order and really good. You'll get addicted!!!! I've gained weight because I've been eating malasadas every week. I love their food! Great people working there too~ 12/10 I would give them a million stars if I could. Check out their instagram or facebook for their flavors of the week and their locations + times.

The donuts are really the best you can get outside of Seattle. My daughter and I have fun sharing these together and exploring the flavors. My favorite are the rotating flavors, there's always something to try! I love the updated size options too. I always feel better after purchasing these hand-made donuts. They don't leave you feeling as heavy as your store-bought variety. Alice is sweet, she always throws in an extra for us. It's always such a joyful experience.