Food truck events are great, because you get to try a large variety of trucks all in spot. But what do you do when all you want to is grub from your favorite truck?! Here are a few local food trucks we love and how to hunt them down.
Sushi and Seoul on the Roll
Sushi and Seoul on the Roll is one of the only sushi food trucks in Florida. Besides sushi rolls, this food truck also sells Korean-inspired eats like pork belly donuts, pot stickers and barbecue buns.
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Photo via jordanshroyer/InstagramBem Bom
321-236-2660
Bem Bom brings together Portuguese, French and Tex-Mex cuisine together for a new culinary experience. Where else can you get a Mushroom Truffle Quesadilla or some Piri-Piri Chicken Prego all in the same place? Be sure to check their webpage to see where they will be on any given day.
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Photo via joefrits/InstagramCaro-Bama BBQ
407-342-5066
Caro-Bama is a blend of Carolina and Alabama style barbecue, and since it’s common knowledge that Southerners take barbecue super seriously, it’s safe to say Caro-Bama does too. They’re best known for their five specialty sauces, which you can slather on any of their basic sandwiches. Their ribs aren’t so bad either.
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Photo via gzimmerman/InstagramCurbside Chef
858-699-3663
If you just can’t decide what type of food you’re in the mood for, this food truck might have the remedy for that. They offer a menu of almost everything from Chinese, to Middle Eastern, to breakfast, brunch and dessert. Everything is pan-fried or steamed too, so you won’t feel too guilty afterward.
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Photo via czarcangemi/InstagramThe Wandering Wonton
407-720-0763
This Cambodian-French fusion food truck offers items like steamed pork buns, poutine and of course, a whole bunch of different wontons. They pop up all over town with their delicious eats, but their slogan is what sets them apart from other food trucks. After all, who can beat “Just like a wonton can be anything, wander anywhere: Be a wonton.”
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Photo via thewanderingwonton/InstagramMonsta Lobsta
407-492-0350
Monsta Lobsta is bringing a little taste of Maine all the way to Florida. Famous for their lobster rolls made with their secret homemade recipe, this food truck considers itself a healthy alternative to fast food. Whether or not you agree with that, it’s hard to deny that Monsta Lobsta knows what it’s doing with seafood.
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Photo via mismamari/InstagramKorean BBQ Taco Box
407-453-2250
You can usually spot Korean BBQ Taco Box at food truck bazaars by looking for the bright yellow truck with the loooong line of people waiting to order. It’s often a crowd favorite, but don’t be scared of the lines and try one of Latin-Asian hybrids for yourself.
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Photo via sms_0622/InstagramTreehouse Truck
407-346-8670
If you’re in the mood for a good burger or cheesesteak, then you should check out Treehouse Truck. Have their Rachel’s Goat Cheese burger and finish it off with a deep-fried Oreo. Go big or go home.
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Photo via tastytuesdays/InstagramSMAC Food Truck
407-238-3288
SMAC is an acronym for South Carolina Mac and Cheese, and they are one of the only gourmet mac and cheese food trucks in town. They specialize in this Southern comfort food item by presenting a variety of versions for the food truck-goer to choose from. So if you have a friend that only eats mac and cheese, SMAC could grow to be their food truck of choice.
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Photo via apsansbury/InstagramCharlie’s Bakery
3213 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, 407-898-9561
This is one of the few food trucks that also has a storefront, which means you can enjoy Charlie’s pies and cakes all the time. But also having their Key lime pie after a night of pigging out at the Daily City’s Food Truck Bazaar is an experience all on its own.
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Photo via Kokocooks/Facebook900 Degreez Pizza
407-335-7286
This food truck is made from a converted container and has a wood-fired oven that can cook a pizza in 90 seconds. While you wait, you can watch the cooks prepare your pizza thanks to the truck’s all-encompassing glass panels. Order a pepperoni pizza or, if you’re more adventurous, get their EIEIO specialty pizza featuring apples and bacon.
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Photo via artisticpandalord/InstagramUp in Smoke BBQ
407-341-3068
Up in Smoke does its barbecue in Memphis style, and serves all kinds of favorites like ribs and brisket. So whenever you’re in a food truck event, look for the shiny red truck or follow the smell of good ol’ Memphis-style BBQ.
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Photo via upinsmokebbqjax/InstagramCafe Rouge Express
407-900-8205
Known for their fish and chips, Cafe Rouge Express has a menu full of European-inspired dishes. From its lamb burger with goat cheese to its shepherd’s pie, there’s always a reason to go scope them out.
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Photo via Cafe Rouge Express/FacebookCousins Maine Lobster
321-236-6050
If you ever doubted a chain of food trucks could be successful, take a look at Cousins Maine Lobster. Open nationwide since 2012, this food truck brings you authentic Maine cuisine and fresh seafood. Try their lobster bake once you spot them, or their classic lobster roll.
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Photo via stfoodcinema/InstagramThe SwedeDISH Food Truck
407-619-9713
This is Orlando’s only food truck serving authentic Swedish food, and if the extent of your knowledge on Swedish cuisine starts and ends with IKEA’s meatballs, this is one food truck you should hunt down immediately. When you find them, try their Ragnarök Viking burger. With a name like that, it definitely doesn’t disappoint.
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Photo via swededishtruck/InstagramDixieland Diner
407-625-2609
You haven’t had gumbo until you’ve ordered it from a food truck. Dixieland serves Cajun and Creole dishes like jambalaya and shrimp and grits, but their beignets are where it’s at. Those little powdered fried donuts are bound to have you coming back to Dixieland over and over again.
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Photo via mbm0317/InstagramThe Vegan Hot Dog Cart
63 E. Orange Ave., Orlando, 321-303-3689
The Vegan Hot Dog Cart is heaven for all the vegans that thought they would never eat another good hot dog again. You can find them in downtown Orlando during the week from 9 p.m to 3 a.m. as well as Fridays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. They pop up at food truck events too, so keep an eye out for them.
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Photo via theorlandogirl/InstagramEat My Treat
407-217-5851
Eat My Treat is a cupcake and dessert food truck that, beside appearing at various food truck bazaars, is available for catering private parties. So you could technically hoard the entire truck’s supply of red velvet cupcakes at a party and no one would judge you.
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Photo via eatmytreat/InstagramLa Empanada
La Empanada has just about every kind of empanada you can dream about. From savory ones like BBQ chicken and gouda, to the sweet dark chocolate-and-sea salt empanada, there is never a good excuse for missing out on a nice, flaky, empanada.
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Photo via laempanadatruck/InstagramLouie’s Bistro
407-739-1756
Louie’s Bistro serves good American dishes, but amped up and refined. Next time you spot their truck, try their sweet plantain brulée cheeseburger. It’s even more delicious than it sounds.
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Photo via metaldon/InstagramSweet City Gelato
321-474-2221
After the owners took a trip to Europe and experienced gelato for the first time, they decided to begin making their own and started the original gelato truck in Central Florida. All of their gelatos and sorbettos are made from scratch and they don’t use preservatives or additional coloring.
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Photo via sweetcitygelato/InstagramThe Cr?pe Company
407-792-3566
Open since 2009 and inspired by Parisian street vendors, the Cr?pe Company has three kinds of cr?pes for you to enjoy off their truck. They have breakfast cr?pes, entree cr?pe and sweet cr?pes, but regardless of what you go for, these pastries will definitely fill you up.
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Photo via The Crepe Company/FacebookEl Cactus Azul
407-346-8272
Make sure El Cactus Azul is on your list if you’re in the mood for fresh and authentic Mexican food. Choose from a menu of tacos, quesadillas, tortas and cactus tacos with different meat options and you will be tempted to never step foot into a Taco Bell ever again.
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Photo via cyndeechaarles/InstagramVoodoo Kitchen
407-442-3099
If you order from them, you can rest assured that it’s not witchcraft you’re tasting — just really good Cajun and Creole cuisine. The owners take pride in their Louisiana roots, and the food shows it. Try their jambalaya next time you see them if you like it spicy.
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Photo via voodookitchen/Instagram
