Top 10 Best Food Truck in U.S & India

Via 313Via 313 (Austin, TX)Where to find it: 61 Rainey St (behind Craft Pride) and 1111 East 6th (in front of Violet Crown Social Club).

The best thing to come out of old Detroit since Robocop, Via 313 dishes out square, MoTown-style pies. The crust is thick and fluffy, and the cheese gets a mouth-wateringly caramelized crust. Go with the the Detroiter, and you get all that plus two types of pepperoni

Korilla BBQ (New York, NY)

• Where to find it: Roaming around Flatiron, SoHo, Fidi, Midtown, and Dumbo, so just make life easier and use their truck finder.

• This Korean caravan is all about the options, and ordering can be like a choose-your-own-adventure story where you end up taking a nap instead of trapped in a haunted cave. You choose your vessel (wrap or bowl), type of rice (definitely go for the bacon kimchi), and protein (get bulgogi or spicy pork), then get a bag of pure, free-will deliciousness. They also have a wide selection of pickled and regular veggies, along with a whole slew of hot sauces.

The Chairman (San Francisco, CA)

• Where to find it: Easily keep up with their travels on their site.

• Inspired by original Asian street food, these buns are way more satisfying than Greg Smithey's, and considerably less creepy. Any will be the right choice, from the Coca-Cola braised pork with cabbage to the spicy chicken with toasted sesame puree. Buns come steamed and baked, so you can choose what you most want to Mao down.

Fojol Bros. (Washington DC)

• Where to find it: Often at Franklin Park, but a slew of other spots too, which you can find over here.

• Hailing from the far-off, fictional lands of Merlindia and Benthiopia, the bros bust out a fantastical take on Ethiopian cuisine, with dishes to be eaten two different ways. If you're in the mood for Merlindia, everything's over basmati rice, so get down with some buttered chicken.

gastroPod (Miami, FL)

• Where to find it: Usually in the Wynwood neighborhood, but stay in the loop here.

• Operating out of a customized 1962 Airstream, gastroPod has an ever-evolving and inventive menu, cooking up things like lamb-fennel sausage sliders with goat cheese, and burgers with brisket, short rib, and sirloin patties. Give the Old Dirt Dawg a go, since you're not going to come across a fondue, mustard seed, and slaw-topped hot dog too often. Unless you live in Wynwood.

Swat

• Where To Find: BDA Complex, Domlur, Bangalore

• Just a few months old, and they have already made a name for themselves in the fast food scene in Bangalore. They call themselves ‘India’s first food truck serving authentic American curbside gourmet.’ Plus, SWAT stands for ‘Serving With A Twist’ – how cool is that? This particular food truck is all about burgers, deep fried Oreos, corn dogs and nachos. Try the mac & cheese and Sloppy Joe – after eating them, you will never ask for anything else.

The Lalit’s• Where To Find: All over

Delhi

• This Delhi-based food truck is just killer – not only is it chic-looking, but has the right menu to go with an affordable price tag. The Mexican menu has everything from crispy tacos, hand cut fries, chicken burgers, churros, and tortilla wraps paired with soft beverages. The food is prepared at The Lalit’s kitchen keeping in mind health and safety guidelines. You think you have tried Mexican? Wait till you try it here! You can track the truck here.

Fuel-Up• Where To Find: All over

Bangalore

• The chicest food truck in Bangalore so far! I mean... just look at it, isn’t she cute? And the good thing is it has the food to match. Signature sandwiches, tacos and their piping hot appams and stews, they have it all. Try the burrito bowl and the waffles just to get into the mood, everything can follow later. You can track the truck here.

South 2 Mumbai• Where To Find: Besides

H.L.College Bus Stand, Navarngpura, Ahmedabad

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• A quirky rickshaw serving south Indian food with a ‘twist’. Gorge on fusion South Indian dishes like cup idli, tacos dosa, nachos and stuffed idli in various flavours. Also, the base of everything here is crafted out of dosa and idli batter.

• We’d love to sample: Tacos dosa• Follow them here. • Have you eaten from any other

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Ya Habibi• Where To Find: Richards Park,

Frazer Town, Bangalore

• Ya Habibi is a food truck selling Middle Eastern, Greek and Mediterranean cuisine in Bangalore. The food is good to taste and well balanced. Close your eyes and go for the chicken and the beef gyros. They also have an array of tarts and steaks on the go. Our mouth is watering just writing about it!