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Five Food Trucks Worth Visiting
Five Food Trucks Worth Visiting
Food trucks were primarily appealing to factory workers on their way to work, as they grab a cheap bland coffee, a sugar coated ring donut, and plastic-wrapped sandwiches. Nowadays, mobile eateries have elevated their game tremendously, producing succulent dishes, ranging from gourmet burgers and freshly caught seafood to finger-licking dessert and smoothies
chubbz burger bar
Situated in the city of Naxxar, Chubbz Burger Bar is the epitome of fresh juicy burgers and other finger-licking food. This eatery also offers curbside pickup, the possibility to order from beforehand so you can skip the queue and head back to the comfort of your own home. Chubbz promises customers an elated experience with their in-house minced beef, locally baked burger buns, fresh herbs, and home-made sauces. What makes Chubbz stand out from other similar mobile eateries is that the burgers are cooked on a griddle plate, only seasoned with sea salt and black pepper so not to take away from the flavours crammed in the meats itself.
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eat
If you’re a lover of American-style food, smoked meats, and delicious barbecue dishes, EAT may be the right mobile eatery for you. It operates from two main locations, Mosta and Pembroke, offering customers a range of chunky and exquisite meats, from the Philly cheese steak, to the popular smoked beef brisket. Simply a must-try.
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krepree
Who can say no to mouth-watering crepes, luscious shakes, and other sides and bites? Krepree initially started their culinary journey from a homey parlour in Bugibba. As they branched out to a couple of food trucks around the island from Sliema all the way to Qormi and Mosta, the original pancake parlour strives to maintain their reputation by making their iconic sweet and savoury crepes with fresh and top-quality ingredients.
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fuel & co
The mission of this food truck is to energise customers and offer nutritious yet delicious food options. The restaurant is located in the heart of Mosta, while their newly established mobile eatery is based at the Sliema Ferries, serving acai bowls, wraps, salads, brunch options, guilt-free delicacies, and all kinds of shakes. Their menu also caters for vegetarians and vegans.
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banh mi
For authentic and homemade Asian Street Food, particularly Vietnamese, this is the place to go. Great food aside, the owners of this food truck that is located in Santa Venera also promise to keep a ‘healthy and environmentally conscious mind’ when preparing these dishes, making use of local and fresh produce. This venture is run by Chef Jeremy Borg Tran and his wife Emily, becoming the first street food of this kind in Malta, back when they opened in summer of 2018.
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