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The time for food truck festival is here again. Well, last weekend really. I wasn't as enthusiastic this year, but my husband was excited enough for the both of us, and so we managed to squeeze in a visit to the festival in between activities this weekend.
Since I have covered the mission of the festival in two previous posts, see links above, I'd have to make this more of a pictorial post.
Pretty clever eh?
THE FOOD
Mouth-watering pork belly sliders from Rice, Paper, Scissors.
She was selling them including the one below.
This one's called pho roll. It comes in pork and beef variety, your choice.
The garlic gouda mac and cheese was pretty awesome - targeting the adult palate.
A whole leg of I don't know what kind of meat.
Some Korean rice plate from Seoul on Wheels.
Prepping the Acme Bread grilled cheese. Very good.
You can never go wrong with Acme Bread.
Pizza? Some sort of a bread with topping. Was too full to get this, so I just took a picture of it.
I have coveted the Argentinian empanada last year so I made sure I tasted them this year. Yummy.
THE TRUCKS
Just a few of the food trucks present:
Newcomer.
Veteran
Another veteran.
A most unusual fusion, doncha think?
THE PEOPLE
What a brave little doggie, very inspirational.
See you next year, same time same place.
SIGNS
It would be so exciting to taste all that! And the presentations are beautiful too. I see a familiar looking truck with familiar menu, and familiar faces as well. I wonder if you still miss those food in that truck, but i didn't see adobo and banana Q.
ReplyDeleteI still have to run into a Pinoy food truck within driving range of my pick-up. Maybe I'm not searching diligently but I'm keeping my eyes and taste buds open. Lucky you!
ReplyDeletenagutom ako sa pho roll! yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow that pho roll sure looks appetizing! :D
ReplyDeleteI love going to festival and taste different kinds of authentic food, the pho roll looks yummy :-) I've been to Jack London Square once when I had my business trip in Alameda but never had the chance to explore the place, I came there almost 9pm already :-)
ReplyDeleteThe bread looks so good!!!
ReplyDeleteyou know it's pinoy made when you see the phrase street food or the mouthwatering adobo. ^0^
ReplyDeleteit's a smorgasbord of diff. cuisine!
Can you take me some of your trips to gastronomy festivals? Suddenly I am hungry. Delicious photos.
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Val
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Wow does that look good!
ReplyDeleteI can see why your husband was excited; I'm drooling over those pork belly sliders! Looks like a fabulous festival.
ReplyDeleteMy signs are HERE.
How fun! They had one of these last season in Ft Myers but we missed it -- now it's on my 'must-do' list for this year, if only because of the photo ops! 'Seoul Food' definitely takes my prize for best name.
ReplyDeleteGosh my mouth is watering! Great, great photos! I also love the people pictures!
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Yep, the people of Oakland must enjoy their loakal food. :) Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteFabulous food pics and great portraits too.
ReplyDeleteA very clever sign linking the idea of local and and Oakland! And the food is so beautifully presented! Intriguing series of photos!
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ReplyDeleteA fine collection of photos that made me wish I were there.
ReplyDeleteThat's the kind of event I would go in a heartbeat! Lots of good stuff going on - signs, food, people. The first sign, btw, is so clever.
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me wants pork belly sliders! :D
ReplyDeletethese are making me hungry! grrrrr!
ReplyDeletei'd love to try that Argentinian empanada---is it sugar-coated?:p i got some Red Ribbon empanada. i can stay here from breakfast till midnight!:p
Wow, I've been missing out. What great looking food.
ReplyDeleteI would be in heaven at a festival like this. Loved all the pictures of the food. You are great and photographing it. The little dog is the one that really stole my heart. So sweet. genie
ReplyDeleteWhat super pictures! This looks like a fun time. Would love to attend!
ReplyDeleteA fine "food" series that left me very hungry! Excellent shots of the various foods and the people who were apparently already full. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! Everything looks so tempting. They should have those food trucks here in the Philippines, too. Wonderful shots and thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots...so crisp and clear and they convey so much life!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad hubby encouraged you to go. HA! Now we all wish we had been there.
ReplyDeleteThe food looks appetizing. It's nice to see a Filipino food truck getting a lot of customers.
ReplyDeleteThe little dog is a touching sight. It's heartwarming to know that there are people who give handicapped dogs the opportunity to enjoy quality living.
Just great festival!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you this little doggie is very brave and his owner is a affectionate and loving person too.