Although the people of San Francisco are not enthusiastic fans of food trucks, their favorite delicious Bay Area foodies have improved the cooking standards of food trucks by a few bars. Food trucks also have a wide variety of foods in San Francisco, from fried oysters, bacon sandwiches, and tacos to goat curry to the most popular cheap ice cream. Fans will also follow their favorite food trucks on Facebook and Twitter to enjoy delicious food anytime, anywhere. San Francisco's mobile food trucks are concentrated in Civic Center, Haight Street, and Fort Mason. There are now permanent food trucks at Urban-hip Streat Food Park.
Off the Grid
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San Francisco is a multi-cultural city. The taste of Off the Grid originated in San Francisco is the taste of multi-national fusion, not a special dish of a country or region. In addition, Off the Grid is not only delicious, but also grass music, handicrafts, and beer gardens. Simply where there is Off the Grid, there is food and joy. Every Sunday from April to October, Off the Grid will participate in Presidio's picnic rally, which is suitable for families and friends to go out for dinner on weekends.
SoMa Street Food Park
SoMa Street Food Park is characterized by a collection of food trucks, picnic tables and parasols so that foodies can comfortably enjoy the delicious food. There are open lunches and dinners, and sometimes there are long queues waiting in front of many dining cars. In addition to delicious, there are art and craft fairs, karaoke, fun games and unlimited mimosa brunch.
Address: 428 11th St, San Francisco, CA 94103
Go Streetery
Go Streatery's meat, fruits, and vegetables are sourced locally, following the path of green environment and new capitalist countryside. The food is between tall and rustic. The signature is a chicken breast sandwich. Slow-cooked minced chicken meat is deliciously and nutritiously served on homemade buns, served with smoked green beans and onions.
Twirl & Dip
Twirl&Dip is stationed at the gate of Golden Gate Park on 9th Street all year round. The long queue in front of the dining car is the best proof of its deliciousness.Sea salt cone ice cream, firework-shaped dark chocolate sauce, delicious without much reason!
Address: 335 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, San Francisco, CA 94118
The Whole Beast
The Whole Beast is best known for its unique way of cooking meat: classic and ecstasy fusion. When ordering meals, you can choose the meat burned from the open fire, or you can choose the oven, or the Hawaiian hot stone shallow cooking pit, which can no longer be noble. Among the classics are the Vietnamese caramelized pork ribs, the tender caramelized pork ribs, and the black pepper sauce, sweet, spicy, and delicious. It is unimaginable, and comes with fresh pineapple papaya salad.
Address: 1028 Market Street Between 6th / Jones Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
The Chairman
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You can tell at a glance that the word "Little Red Cookbook" "the Great Culinary Leap Forward" is also used on the website, you know! The characteristic creation is a "burger" combining Chinese and Western cuisine. You can choose bread or biscuits. The fillings include pork belly, beef steak, cola pork, miso tofu, and grilled chicken that is said to be similar to Beijing roast duck! [Speaking of roast duck, let's take a look at the team's roast duck list ~]
网站:http://www.hailthechairman.com/truck/
Cupkates
The first cupcake food truck in the Bay Area!Kate, a girl who graduated from Berkeley, served as Chief Cupcake Officer.Appeared in Off the Grid most of the time, and sometimes returned to Berkeley where it originated.Recommend salted caramel, red velvet and lemon raspberry flavors.
Website: https://cupkatesbakery.com/
Curry Up Now
An Indian-style dining car featuring Chicken Tikka Masala-the "British Indian food" that is popular in the UK. Since it is improved, you don't have to worry too much about holding it "exotic". You can roll it in a cake or eat it with French fries . The shop also offers vegetarian and gluten free options. All the meat is halal. Finally, don't forget to take away a glass of Indian specialty yogurt Mango Lassi.
Website: http://www.curryupnow.com/truck-menu
Del Popolo
Is it too crazy to put a wood-burning stove in a food truck? In order to present a Neapolitan pizza just out of the oven instead of the microwave oven, the dedicated owner deliberately converted a freight truck into a kitchen. The oven is also a real Italian pizza oven. The handmade pizza is not a miscellaneous brand thrown in a convenience store or take-out window. The taste and aftertaste will definitely make you re-understand this civilian cuisine.
Website: http://www.delpopolosf.com/truck
Lobsta Truck
Seafood-loving children's shoes, be sure to try lobster roll (lobster roll). Although the way Americans eat seafood seems to us a bit violent, the lobster roll not only maintains the original flavor and texture of the seafood to a certain extent, but also incorporates the American style, and even the bread with lobster meat has unique flavor. Lobsta Truck is a famous mobile lobster roll. Maine lobster is used. There are also our local treasure crabs. Everyone has said that they have enjoyed it!
Website: http://sf.lobstatruck.com/
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