Well this is my 20th post and the last requirement for my campaign blog this semester.
I felt like this an appropriate picture to express my joy… Haha I rock the blue snuggie.
Anyways, the reason I’m titling this post “Semi-Farewell” is because even though the requirements for this class is over, I will still be updating this blog with my food truck adventures in the upcoming future. Continue reading
Ever seen a fancy food truck that serves whole rotisserie chickens?
Well now you have.
This food trucks shows up at almost every farmer’s market around the Bay Area.
Herb infused, free range rotisserie chicken, organic rosemary fingerling potatoes, tender Sonoma Valley lamb and juicy, crispy porchetta are just a few of the tantalizing delights that have earned Roli Roti the nickname, ‘Grandfather of Gourmet Street Food’. Continue reading
Asian food for the soul? Sounds legit.
I ran into this beauty of a food truck with my dad at the Movable Feast at San Pedro Square in downtown San Jose.
Founded by two real brothers with a common vision and two “brothers”; Brother Yin and Brother Yang were respectively raised in classic neo-soul and Filipino heritage, with a fine appreciation of all things food. Continue reading
Anyone else remember the “Ride Warrior” song that Great America promoted?
Imagine that playing in your head but replace it with “Road Dogs” and that’s my thought process when I saw the truck pop up on RoamingHunger.
Carpe Diem spurt of the moment, I jumped out of my bed and called up a homie to try it out.
“Hearty and wholesome food served to the people of the greater East Bay Area. Gold Rush Eatery is a mobile food service truck that quenches the hunger of even the most voracious of appetites.” – Straight off their Facebook Page created at the end of May this year.
A relatively new food truck, Gold Rush Eatery was founded by Kris Zankich who thought owning a food truck would be more exciting than restaurant.
I’m not entirely sure why it looks like there’s a golden leaf thingy on the side of the tuck but it managed to get my attention. Continue reading
Who doesn’t love their grandma’s cooking?!
This Saturday I went to San Pedro Square located in Downtown San Jose with some family in search of a tasty lunch.
A clean looking food truck, Grandma Catherine’s Homemade Foods was an eye grabber. The visual attraction was just a bonus and the appeal of “Grandma’s cooking” seemed like too good of an opportunity to pass by. Continue reading
Korean Fusion Food. Sound familiar?
BBQ Kalbi is what I would consider a knock off MoGo’s BBQ. Then again, to be fair, I am a bit biased towards MoGo’s knowing the general manager and being a huge fan of their food that got me interested in the food truck scene.
I approached this particular food truck with an open mind with a slight overcast of doubt. Continue reading
