What what is all this crazy around these food trucks?? What makes a burger truck any better than a chain fast food burger joint?? I guess it's the Asian Fusion of the burgers? Or the crowd of kids that hang out in the parking lot making it the "cool" thing to do? I don't know, but I had to go see.
It wasn't smart of me to go to Serendipity for a huge sundae before hitting up a food truck though. *note to self*
Okay, so its Westside Wednesdays! So we found the truck parked in front of the RedHand Tattoo joint. 6 burgers to choose from..and some typical asian snacks. Me and the bf go for the #2 (something about an overeasy egg in a burger makes things better) and a #5... a spicy habanero burger. Also saw a flyer for some garlic fries and strawberry lemonade. I'm sold! So the 4 items came to $14. Good deal! Wanted to leave a tip forthe jelly, but I don't like that jelly stuff. Next time...! Just so they can all shout "tip jelly!"
So stood there a couple minutes and we got our food. Walked back to our car to enjoy the new discoveries. It was a bit messy.. but finger licking goodness!
The verdict on the food itself? YUMM!! Well, one thing that bugged me was the bun. It seemed like a super cheapy store bought massive quantity burger bun. But I didn't expect much. The burgers themselves though, were awesome! The blend of flavors worked so well. I preferred the #2 over the #5 (can't remember the names, but there's a photo of the menu somewhere here...). The dip for the garlic fries was good, and the seasoning on the fries were good. Didn't care for the lemonade though, somewhat tart and kinda watery.
So this marks the beginning of the food truck journey for me. Maybe I will return to Fuku Burger, but not til I have tried them all!