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RAD.ISH Street Food surfaces on Kent County license list for Grand Rapids

RAD.ISH Street Food surfaces on Kent County license list for Grand Rapids

Rule Changes Grand Rapids, MI local

License record at 848 9th St NW; business already takes orders in Grand Rapids

Overview

Updated Oct 26

Rad.ish Street Food is already selling vegan food in Grand Rapids. A Rad.ish page says its website began taking orders September 1, 2026, with pickup set for September 5.

A Kent County food establishment license for RAD.ISH Street Food at 848 9th St NW appeared on the public inspection list October 21, with no inspections on file. A Newzino records list also shows a Rad.ish Street Food food service licence at 435 Ionia Ave SW dated August 25. Neither record shows what the addresses are used for or whether either is tied to the Grand Rapids sales.

Why it matters

The record may show where a vegan business already selling in Grand Rapids plans to operate, but it does not confirm the address.

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Inspections on record
The license record lists no inspections for RAD.ISH Street Food.

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Timeline

2019 October 2026

4 events Latest: October 21st, 2026 · 3 weeks ago
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  1. RAD.ISH Street Food license appears on Kent County list

    Latest Licensing

    A food establishment license for RAD.ISH Street Food at 848 9th St NW appeared on Kent County's public inspection list with no inspections on file.

  2. Rad.ish launches fundraiser for taco cart

    Business

    A GoFundMe organized by Lisa Moberly sought about $1,000 for a taco cart with a griddle and deep fryer.

  3. Rad.ish begins taking orders in Grand Rapids

    Business

    A Rad.ish page says orders opened on the business's website, with pickup set for September 5.

  4. Rad.ish Street Food starts in Traverse City

    Business

    Lisa Moberly says she started Rad.ish Street Food in Traverse City in 2019, according to a GoFundMe campaign.

Scenarios

1

RAD.ISH Street Food opens at 848 9th St NW

Possible Resolves by Oct 21, 2027

Discussed by: No public analysts have commented on this specific license

If RAD.ISH Street Food completes the remaining city and state requirements, it could begin serving customers at 848 9th St NW. The license record is a prerequisite, not a guarantee.

2

RAD.ISH Street Food license lapses without opening

Possible Resolves by Oct 21, 2027

Discussed by: No public analysts have commented on this specific license

The business may not complete the remaining requirements, and the license could expire without the business ever opening. This is common for preliminary licenses.

Historical Context

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2024-2026

Rad.ish Street Food expansion in Traverse City (2024-2026)

Lisa Moberly started Rad.ish Street Food in Traverse City in 2019, according to a GoFundMe campaign she organized. In September 2026, a Grand Rapids page for the business described it as a vegan pop-up new to the city and said it had begun taking orders.

Then

Rad.ish began taking orders in Grand Rapids in September 2026.

Now

The business has not said what the 848 9th St NW record will be used for.

Why this matters now

The Grand Rapids license record carries the same business name. The GoFundMe says Moberly moved to a new town and set up a commissary, but the record does not confirm that 848 9th St NW is that commissary.

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