Tut’s food truck is the place to indulge in fresh, authentic Egyptian food in Toronto with Instagram-worthy packaging.  Co-owner Amr Elmazariky explained that Tut’s food truck launched as a way to expand business and the pay-off so far has been rewarding. “We have a restaurant downtown on King and Portland. So when we heard about the Street Eats Market, we thought it was a really good opportunity to increase our reach and have another location here in Scarborough. It worked out very well and there’s been a lot of love from Scarborough so far,” says Elmazariky. Tut’s bread and meats are ..read more

Luis and Veronika Manuel left Latin America in 2010 with the goal to create a better life for their children by bringing a taste of Venezuelan culture to Canada.  The dangerous political climate in Venezuela forced the chef and chemical engineer to give up their food empire and pursue safer opportunities overseas; the idea was to bring the same business model to Canada and slowly get their foot in the door in the diverse and competitive food industry here in Toronto. The key to their successful migration came down to more than just a good business idea— meet the arepa, that is, an authen ..read more

Step into a world of modernized Indian street food by visiting Chaska. Chaska is an Indian street food truck in Toronto with a menu that includes samosa sliders, kathi rolls, lassi and delectable dessert samosas. Chaskas marketing and business development manager Faraz Malek, tells Toronto Food Trucks that the Chaska food truck began in 2019 and worked through challenges when the pandemic hit. “With the pandemic, everything was essentially canceled. So we didn’t really roll out our food truck last year. This is the first year that we did the full truck for a full summer. When the Street Eats ..read more

If you’ve been looking for a fresh and new Mexican joint to spice-up your typical taco experience, El Bosco food truck is a great choice for you. El Bosco serves Latin American cuisine with authentic ingredients you can’t find just anywhere, such as their Mayan-style pulled pork tacos, made with a rare ingredient that comes from a native Mexican plant called achiote. The pulled-pork is wrapped in moist banana leaves and slow-cooked overnight with the achiote, giving the dish its vibrant orange colour and authentic Mayan flavour.  “The mayans used achiote as body make-up and also for foo ..read more

Satisfying your cravings for Cuban food just got a lot easier. Visiting the Cuban Thing will guarantee two things; you’re going to eat good and indulge in more than just food, but the culture behind it. This flavourful food truck serves up Cuban food with a Miami twist; including Cuban frita burgers, chicken and steak bowls, sandwiches and tostones. The Cuban Thing is a family owned and operated business, founded by Chuchi Rivero and his wife. The truck came together in October 2020 after Rivero made the transition from cinematographer to chef. “I’ve been doing cinematography for over 40 year ..read more

Toronto is getting a new, recurring night market this summer featuring a variety of vendors including some of the city’s favourite food trucks. Running every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from June 18 to September 15, the Eats Night Market  will take place at Scarborough Town Centre at the same location at the Street Eats Market. View this post on Instagram A post shared by EATS NIGHT MARKET™ (@eatsnightmarket) The two food events are both put on by Philip Suos feels who told Toronto Food Trucks this new spin on the event will be something fresh and exciting and ..read more

If you’ve been craving fresh and traditional Mexican food, Rebozos can help with that. The vibrant red food truck serves up birria tacos, carnitas, flautas, tostadas, tortas and churros to satisfy your sweet tooth. Indalecio Marroquin and his wife Teresa Medina have been running a family-owned and operated food truck for over five years.  Aside from running the truck, Marroquin and Medina are also restaurant owners. You’ll find the Rebozos Taqueria restaurant tucked away on Rogers Road near Dufferin in Toronto. For Marroquin, starting a food truck was a way to expand business, a ..read more

The chance to indulge in delicious eats from a variety of food trucks is easier than you think this spring thanks to The Street Eats Markets in Scarborough and Richmond Hill. Taking up part of the parking lot at Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill, the market there features a regular roster of trucks that serve everything from fish and chips to cheesecake on a stick. The list of trucks includes: 6 Spice Rack, Born2Eat, Busters Sea Cove Cheesecake In The 6ix El Bosco Food From East Funnel Cake Dream Golden Grill La Novela Meltwich, Tdot’s Naansense The Arepa Republic Touro Stea ..read more

A collection of Toronto food trucks will be holding two new and exciting curbside market events in the city where you can come out and try delicious food without even having to leave your car. One of the markets will be taking place all weekend at 1025 Queensway in Etobicoke, outside the Cineplex at Islington Ave. and Queensway. They will be open on Friday, May 14 from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m. as well as Saturday and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. There will be six iconic vendors to check out: The Mighty Cob Shawarma Gate Firehouse Grill The Rollin’ Rooster Mustache Burger Gourmet Guyz The second curb ..read more

If you’ve been reminiscing about summertime at the CNE, you’ll still be able to indulge in some delicious festival foods at Toronto’s new Food Truck Park. Due to the cancellation of large-scale events this summer, a roster of the trucks slated to serve at Toronto’s favourite annual fair have come together to serve you the food you’ve been missing all season. Taking place in the P2 parking lot across from Hotel X, Food Truck Park hosts five individual vendors plus an ice cream truck to cool you down in the summer heat. The roster includes I Love Churros, Bacon Nation, Don Titos Tacos, MATT’S Le ..read more