The Chairman truck
The Chairman Truck
Inspired by the original street food of Asia, this mobile eatery offers Chinese style rolls, steamed or baked, with such choices as pork belly, tofu, red sesame or spicy chicken mixed with pickled vegetables. They also have bags of fried wonton chips. Owing to the Chairman Truck’s popularity, you might find yourself waiting on line for twenty to thirty minutes, but for a reasonably-priced hearty meal that is absolutely screaming, it is well worth it. http://twitter.com/chairmantruck
Roli Roti
Roli Roti Gourmet Rotisserie
Roli Roti offers tasty and moist pork, chicken or lamb sandwiches on crispy bread that not only will satisfy your lunch break hunger pangs, but also make you feel as though you have eaten a hearty, healthful, nutritious and substantial meal. One combo includes potatoes that are cooked by slicing them up and leaving them underneath the meat so that the fat from the sizzling meat drips onto them. They also use their bread to soak up the meat juices from the cutting board, making for a particularly flavorful sandwich. http://www.roliroti.com/
Creme Brulee Cart
The Crème Brûlée Cart
If you are in the mood for dessert, it is definitely a great idea to keep an eye out for this truck and the delicious creamy crème brûlée it serves, complete with a perfectly carmelized top. Popular flavors include but are not limited to banana, s’mores, honey vanilla bean, strawberry nutella, toasted coconut and Mexican chocolate, just to name a few. Although the portions are small, these desserts are particularly rich and as such, deceptively filling. http://twitter.com/cremebruleecart
Hapa Ramen
Hapa Ramen Truck
For just either side of ten dollars, you can treat yourself to a delicious bowl of ramen made with fried chicken, slow-cooked pork or miso, topped with seaweed, sesame seed, and chopped green onions. The ostensible crown jewel of their menu is the Big Daddy Ramen Bowl, which features slow-cooked pork, fried chicken, vegetables and egg, all for twelve bucks. It is also worth mentioning that the noodles are handmade, in case you didn’t know. http://twitter.com/haparamen
3 Sum Eats
3 Sum Eats
3 Sum Eats is the brainchild of innovative wunderkind chef Ryan Scott, a native of Modesto, California. In addition to Cuban-style pulled pork sandwiches, deviled eggs and homemade potato chips, such curious delights as crispy chicken hash cakes on housemade English muffins and macaroni and cheese spring rolls are to be had. Suffice it to say, getting food from Ryan Scott’s 3 Sum Eats food truck does not make for merely a meal… it makes for an EXPERIENCE! http://www.3-sumeats.com/
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