Chase Down These 10 Mouthwatering Food Trucks In San Francisco

The OG of San Francisco food trucks, this taqueria on wheels has been representing in the Mission District since 1993. You can find it along Harrison Street, typically in front of Best Buy—ok, not the prettiest scenery, but who cares when those juicy carnitas and salsa start running down your chin.

Sisig is a Filipino happy hour dish that traditionally is made from parts of the pig’s head. This savvy food truck uses the pork shoulder (as well as chicken and tofu) instead, marinating it all in a rich array of spices. The Senor in their name refers to the unique way they present it: via Mexican-style dishes, including tacos, burritos (stuffed with fries!), and nachos. Find out where they’ll be today.

The Bay Area’s first Japanese food truck, this one offers homemade curry (featuring a mix of "secret spices and superior ingredients") with pork, chicken, tofu, or pumpkin, as well as fresh bento boxes, which serve as excellent well-rounded meals. Balance it all off with a refreshing seaweed salad and your good to go. Find out where they’ll be today.

This is no average pizza truck. In fact this one is worth roughly $180,000 — that's how serious these people are about their pizza. Del Popolo specializes in slightly blackened, wood-fired pie with the simplest and freshest ingredients. If you can’ make it to the truck (check out their schedule here, head over to their brick-and-mortar restaurant at 855 Bush Street.

This roving rotisserie has been setting up in farmers markets around the Bay Area since 2002. They offer mouthwatering free-range chicken, rosemary fingerling potatoes, and well-stuffed sandwiches. See their schedule here.

What, you thought all food trucks only offered fried, greasy calorie bombs? This healthy option uses the famous Brazilian superfruit acai as the base for its energy-boosting bowls that are topped with berries, granola, seeds, and other superfoods like bee pollen and goji berry. Smoothies and juices are also available. The truck is typically parked at 622 Sacramento Stret and 14 Mint Plaza between 8am-2:30pm Monday through Friday. See the whole schedule here.

This food truck may just change your carnivore friend’s mind about vegan food. The variety is pretty great, from the fried "chicken" and waffles to the veggie-stuffed potsticker burrito. Don’t forget to top it off with a cupcake. Check their Twitter page to see their full schedule.

The grub you get here blends together Asian flavors with American-style comfort food. The huge sandwiches are the thing to get here, and if you’re really feeling ravenous, you may want to try the Ultimate Adam Bomb Challenge (seven pounds of eggs, meats, fries, and more). Check out their full schedule here.