San Antonio Food Truck Company (Tool: bus, train station, places to eat)

[gingerale]

I thought a lot of people would find this interesting. This site is a local San Antonio company that specializes in converting trucks to mobile food kitchens. If your browse through their gallery, you'll see some cool shots of how they transform trucks into food trucks. Under the label "current builds' take a look at the Good Karma truck. They transform a Snap On Tools truck into a mobile kitchen. Good example of a San Antonio business on the cutting edge.


Mobile Kitchen, Kitchens, Truck, Trucks, Trailer, Trailers, Concession, Vending - Cruising Kitchens, Inc.

[jwebtx]

They look like they do nice work, but cutting edge? food trucks' moment has come and gone. I will still eat at them, but they were cutting edge back in 2008/2009. Chili's has food trucks now. You know "it" is over.

[Sonny Chiba57]

I wish I would've had one of those when I was in Korea. I would've set up in front of the train station in Seoul selling tacos, menudo, chalupas etc...and made a killing since the Korean ppl have an appreciation for most anything.

[majormadmax]

Originally Posted by Sonny Chiba57

I wish I would've had one of those when I was in Korea. I would've set up in front of the train station in Seoul selling tacos, menudo, chalupas etc...and made a killing since the Korean ppl have an appreciation for most anything.

I was just in Seoul a few weeks ago, staying at the JW Marriott. There weren't really any places to eat in that area, even at the Express Bus Terminal next door. There was no way I was gonna eat at the Burger King down the street!