Food Trucks, let’s see your pix

[JMF]

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

pig & roll​

Sony A7III camera
Sigma 50mm f2 lens
March 2024 - Yokohama, Japan​

 

[boojum]

Food Truck??!! No way. Roach Coach or nothing. ;o) I caught this guy on the way home tonight. I had not hit this one before. Tacos are no longer 50 cents. They were 25 years ago. These were $3 a copy, dos Al Pastors, por favor. Pretty good, too. Prole food rules.

Q1000369 by West Phalia, on Flickr​

 

[skopar steve]

Certainly not health food. Haverhill NH. M4-2 35mm cron. Orwo 74

 

[raydm6]

Ice Cream Man, near Oudong Mountain, Ponhea Lueu District, Kandal Province, Cambodia

 

[JeffS7444]

2015 Honolulu, Hawaii. "Eat the Street" was an organized gathering of local food trucks, but I don't think it survived the pandemic.

 

[JeffS7444]

Also from 2015, but I never tried this one.

 

[Retro-Grouch]

Certainly not health food. Haverhill NH. M4-2 35mm cron. Orwo 74



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Southern US/Italian fusion cuisine comes to New Hampshire! This is a new one on me; I hope they come with some marinara for dipping!

 

[Out to Lunch]

Vung Tau, before the food carts were chased off the beach.

 

[Tuna]

M11, 50 Summilux

 

[Rick Waldroup]

Fair Park - Dallas - 2024



Lumix L1 with Leica 14-50 zoom

 

[bcostin]

Ricoh GRII

American Fries by Bryan Costin, on Flickr

Leica M8.2, Nokton Classic 40mm f1.4

Pick Up Here by Bryan Costin, on Flickr

 

[mrtoml]

New York 2018.

 

[boojum]

New York 2018.

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With all the crazy stuff going on right now, where else but here would you find a chain advertising as "The Halal Guys"? There is one in Seattle. Maybe a road trip. I am just stone addicted to street food. When your income is dependent upon just a few dishes that have to be tasty, fast and cheap, you are good or you close in two weeks.

 

[neal3k]

X-ray wrote about the tricycle Harley ice cream vendor. I may go back a few years because our "ice cream man" had a three wheel bicycle and had the box with dry ice mounted on the back. Seems like ice cream was 5 cents then, too.

Here are two of mine I found.

Coffee Truck by Neal Wellons, on Flickr

Red and Yellow - Harman Phoenix Film by Neal Wellons, on Flickr

 

[boojum]

Good Humor trucks. Ice sticks were 7 cents. The raspberry one was just killer. I waited every afternoon for the jingle of those bells.

Web photo, not mine.

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[mrtoml]

Another from New York.

 

[Archiver]

Just be sure you never look at the nutritional facts on the side of the can. I live in the south and some of the traditional southern “delicacies” are probably worse. Mountain oysters, fatback, hog jowls, chitterlings and souse meat are thing you probably don’t want to eat either. At least you don’t want to know what you’re eating if for some reason you get some in your mouth. Let’s just say they aren’t on the list of Kosher foods. 🤮

In the 80s, I read that hot dogs contained all the bits of pigs that couldn't be used otherwise, like snouts, ears, trotters and testicles. So why do they taste so good??

 

[Out to Lunch]

Nguyen Hue Boulevard, Saigon. An entire business on the back of a 125cc Honda Dream. She is selling fish and beef skewers, hot dogs, etc... The bike incorporates a small frying pan to complete the set-up.

 

[Retro-Grouch]

In the 80s, I read that hot dogs contained all the bits of pigs that couldn't be used otherwise, like snouts, ears, trotters and testicles. So why do they taste so good??

Simple. It's the pig's way of getting revenge: Eat me, huh? OK, how about a little heart attack along with your hot dog?