Notes: Removed Cajun Persuasion and Salamandra.

Big C’s Waffles

This food truck is currently traveling between Durham and Raleigh serving up the new Southern Tradition, Chicken and Waffles.  The waffles can be customized to different flavors like Red Velvet, Donut, and Pecan.  All can be topped with Chicken or you can add eggs and such.  Big C is more active on Facebook and Instagram, but you can follow them @bigcwaffles.

BullCity Street Grill

If you are in the Durham area, look for them on Twitter, @bullcitystfood.  Each week the food truck specializes a new cuisine, which include French Bistro, Italian, and Argentinean.  Usually on Friday or Saturday they park at Bull City Ciderworks and use the local cider in their menu.  I enjoy chicken tacos and wings using Rhiz Up, Bull City’s ginger cider.  The truck is owned by Chef Harry Monds, is known in the Durham restaurant and catering scene.  You can also find more information on their Facebook page.

Charlie’s Kabob on Wheels

The Wake Forest restaurant now has a third location, a food truck.  Named Charlie’s Kabob Grill on Wheels, the food truck… If you are not familiar with the restaurant, check out their website and Facebook Page.

Chick Wagon

Caught them at Nickelpoint recently, thanks to Paul Prause (@paprause).  The menu includes spinach dip, casseroles, and sausage.  I enjoyed the buffalo chicken casserole, which was chicken with sliced potatoes and cheddar cheese.  You can find them on Twitter @chick_wagon and Facebook.

Cousins Maine Lobster 

If the name sounds familiar, it is the food truck famous from Shark Tank.  Cousins Maine Lobster launched early May and is now serving the Triangle.  The best way to find the food truck is via their Cousins Maine Lobster app (on iTunes and Google Play).  I posts where they are during the week.

Crazy G’s

You can find the food truck parked at Duncan Junction off NC 42, which is just past the Wake/Harnett County Line.  Serving up breakfast and sandwiches in bolillo rolls.  In addition to the food, I enjoyed the family was genuinely nice.  Follow on Twitter (@CrazygsCGG) and Facebook. Thanks Paul Prause (@paprause) for the heads up!

Hao About Chinese

This past weekend I was able to check out “Hao’s Kitchen.”  Hao Hong and her husband are doing quick Chinese food with some interesting twists like Cheeseburger dumplings and Apple Pie dumplings. The food is served in traditional Chinese takeout containers and they sell Chinese drinks, too.  The food truck operates only only on the weekends and is just getting its wheels on the ground.  If interested,check out @haoaboutchinese or their website.

Jazz Shish Kabab

A new food truck that has rolled under the radar.  You may have seen on Twitter of a new food truck called “Jazz Mediterranean”.  Curious, as you may have been, Jazz showed up to Lonerider Brewing.  The cuisine is Egyptian and Mediterranean with the menu changing up each day.  I found the prices reasonable and the Kabab and Cheesesteak pretty tasty.  It is operated by a father and son team and recently added Twitter @JazzKabab to find them.

Knuckle Sandwiches

Thanks to Triangle Explorer for alerting me that Knuckle Sandwiches was at Deep River Brewing this weekend.  Their menu has a good assortment of different sandwiches, including their signature “The Knuckler”.  Be sure to follow them @KnucklesInfo and their Facebook Page.

Lucky Dogs

This food truck sits primarily at Lucky B’s on Tucker Street in the Glenwood South district.  However, I did see they were out at Brewgaloo 2015.  You can see their Facebook Page for details.

Lumpy’s Ice Cream

This Wake Forest favorite is out now.  Be sure cool off (and listen to the tunes pumping from this truck). You can follow them @LUMPYS_ICECREAM or Facebook.

Mixed

The Chapel Hill casual Korean bistro rolled out a new food truck this month.  The menu is familiar to the restaurant with Bibimbap, but you’ll find sandwiches and wings on the truck, too.  You’ll want to follow @MixedKoreanRest, however, circle May 28th Thursday as the will be at Cliff’s Market in Carrboro.

My Cup Overflows

This picture is from the May 17th Wake Forest Food Truck Rodeo.  Serving up Chicken Salad sandwiches, fish tacos, chicken barbecue, and other Southern Soul favorites, this food truck can be spotted at the fairgrounds.  They are working on a Facebook Page and Twitter.

OMG Chicken

Glad to see more breadth coming to the food truck scene.  OMG Chicken is a Western African (Senegalese to be exact) truck that is posting a few spots @omgchicken101 and Facebook.

Rogue Tako

This truck had a soft opening back in November, however, they are preparing for a full rollout in 2015.  Their menu consists of traditional tacos, Asian taco, Kimchi taco, chips, and grilled corn.  You can follow them @RogueTakoNC, Facebook, and Instagram.  Next event I noticed was at Bell Preston Reserve in Cary on May 27th.

Rolling Bistro

This sandwich and entree truck comes with experience from New York, Florida, and the West Coast.  Both guys on the truck are named Dave, which makes remembering names easy. The menu seems pretty diverse from a slow roasted pork sandwich, mac-and-cheese bites, and shrimp and grits. They have been seen at the House of Hops and Nickelpoint Brewing, but they are slowly rolling out to a more complete schedule.

You can follow them @RollingBistro_

Sky Dog Timeless Franks

Thanks to Paul Prause finding this cart out in the wild last Saturday at Lonerider Brewing. They only have 2 followers (guess who the two are). Follow them @skydognc.  More details to come.

Thanks to Paul Prause (@paprause) for the photo.

SoomSoom Pita Pockets

After Anthony of Baton Rouge Cuisine, Oren has to be one of the tallest food truck owner in the area.  Extremely nice and very talented, the food here is outstanding.  The focus seems to be on fresh taste with an open kitchen concept.  I am not familiar with Isreali cuisine, but the hummus and beef ragu had lots of flavor. I’ve been catching them at Hunt Street Market in Durham on Saturdays.  They also routinely show up at Cocoa Cinnamon. Follow them @SoomsoomPita and Facebook to catch them at their next stop.

Southern Flavor Chicken, Shrimp, and Fish Fry

A new truck highlighting fried chicken, fish, and shrimp.  The food truck has been around serving Capital City area (DC, Maryland, and Virginia).  Lately, the food truck has been at the NC State Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday. For more information, check them out on Twitter (@Southern_Fry), Instagram (@SouthernFlavorFishFry), and their website www.mysouthernflavor.com

Southern Spice

A new truck highlighting seafood, beef, turkey, and chicken.  Their goal to have your palate travel the world. Follow them on Twitter @southernspicenc and Facebook.

Thai Box Zing

This Thai-Laotian food trucks hit the streets recently and is gaining lots of fans (I’ve been hearing very positive feedback).  They have a restaurant, Thai China Buffet at 4900 NC 55 in Durham.  If you want to follow them, @thaiboxzing on Twitter and Facebook.

Thai Street

Serving up Thai food from the Northern region, Nan to be exact.  I found the food to be really good and different than what you typically find at Thai restaurants.   If you want to follow them, catch them on Twitter @thaistreettruck.

Truckin Chickin

Meg Here and There (@MegHereThere) pointed out that Truckin Chickin is making their debut.  They are currently doing catering, but they are working toward a food truck solution.  For more details, check out their  Facebook Page and  follow them on @truckinchickin.

Ty’s All Natural

Thanks to Paul Prause (@paprause) for the heads up on a new food truck hitting the streets.  I found they were at one of my lunch spots recently and was able to try out Ty’s All Natural.  I enjoyed waffled chicken, which was chicken dipped in waffle batter.  Also on that day was a burger and couple other options (one included a salad).  I’ve noticed they are starting to post locations more now, so start following them on Twitter @TysAllNatural or their Facebook.

Two Roosters

The Teal and White trailer (and sweet truck pulling it) is serving up ice cream made from local Homeland Creamery.  I caught them at a Pop Up Sunday event at Ornamentea.  They are striving to keep things as close to local, as well as, tailor flavors to the event.  The next event they were excited to share was First Friday at Yellow Dog Bakery.  One of the inspired flavors will revolve around the Pecan Sticky Bun.  Follow them @two_roosters and Facebook.

Boricua Soul

Combining the flavors of Puerto Rico and African Soul, this food truck will have a great combination of flavors and cuisine.  This is still in the development phases, but you’ll want to follow them on Facebook, Twitter @boricuasoulnc, Instagram, and their website to see the steps they are taking to start this venture.

Global Gourmet

Maggie Howard and Chef Subash Panneerselvam, former executive chef of CholaNad Restaurant and Bar in Chapel Hill, will open a food truck focusing on contemporary fusion street food.  The cuisine will include vegan and gluten-free options.  They are anticipating mid-July.  Right now they are on Facebook, but they have a website (under construction) and a current Kickstarter campaign.

Little Mama’s Truck

H/T to Triangle Explorer for finding this truck.  The truck is now on Twitter (@YumLittleMamas), but also has a Facebook and Instagram profile.  The truck shows a base in Hillsborough, so maybe a far west Triangle coffee truck. Keeping it on my radar and will post updates as I find them.

Roll’n Biscuits

H/T to Bites of Bull City on giving me the heads up on a new biscuit food truck.  Details are limited on the food truck other than they will make biscuits. Be sure to follow @rollnbiscuits for more details.

Route Bistro

Route Bistro has posted pictures on the progress of their truck on Facebook.  If you want to follow them, you can on Twitter @BistroRoute or Like them on Facebook.  The Chef behind the food truck’s name is Julian, who I talked to on KocinA.

Tan-Durm

In the words of BJ Patel, operator of Tan-Durm, “The Streets of Durham are about to get spiced up.”  Patel is a Durham native partnering with Bull McCabe’s to bring Indian Cuisine and Indian Street Food.  Favorites like Chicken Tikka Masala, Daal Makhani, and Mumbai street eats like Samosa Chaat and Aloo Papri Chaat.  They are wrapping up a few things, but should be out soon.  Be sure to follow them @eatTANDURM and Facebook.

Wanderin’ Wings

Dan Gregory, a land surveyor by day, food obsessed by night, is raising funds to bring a wing truck to the Raleigh-Durham area.  Based on their website, they are raising money and have found a truck.  We’ll keep posted, but if you are craving a wing truck start following @WanderinWings, Facebook, and check out their website. Latest update we’ve seen is June 2015.