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Love for the Food Trucks!

I first noticed the food trucks in Austin, Texas last year on my vacation. They were everywhere and super popular! Since moving to Atlanta I've started following the food trucks on Twitter to find where they park so I can catch a bite. It's like an adventure! So far my favorite is Yumbii, a Korean BBQ food truck offering an exciting menu that blends Asian, Mexican and Southern flavors. This post shows all of my eats from the food trucks last month. SO GOOD!

FYI for peeps in Atlanta: the trucks are now going to the Masquerade on Monday evenings!

Pork Sliders from the Yumbii truck
Food Trucks @ Piedmont Park Arts Festival
YUMBII!!!

I have yet to try the popular Fry Guy truck.

Food Truck Mondays @ Woodruff Arts Center
Veggie Burger on Meatless Monday from the WOW Food Truck



Food Truck Thursdays @ Woodruff Arts Center

1 Black Bean Taco and 1 Chicken Taco from the Tamale Queen ATL Truck
Tamale Queen ATL Truck
Food Truck Fridays @ Atlantic Station

1 Tofu Taco and 1 Pork Taco from the Yumbii truck
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