Food Trucks in El Paso (2025)

A Boardwalk at Ricky’s mainstay serving quesabirria, tortas, and birria ramen. Confirmed on the truck’s official schedule and echoed by local listings that spotlight the park as an El Paso gathering spot.

Veteran-owned truck turning out naandillas, butter chicken, and chai. Praised by local food writers and consistently active with 2025 hours posted; recent diners applaud its Indian‑Mexican flair.

Border-style mariscos—cocteles, shrimp flautas, and Baja tacos—from a family-run truck that regularly pops up around East El Paso. Active ordering pages and social feeds show steady 2025 service.

Birria tacos, smash burgers, and occasional birria ramen from a mobile outfit that posts rotating El Paso stops. 2025 community updates and pop-up details confirm they’re actively rolling.

A Northeast staple at Oira’s Food Truck Park serving pancit, adobo, and turon. Hours and location are current for 2025; park listings and diner reviews verify steady operation.

Late-evening corn cups, churros, and sweet treats anchoring the Oira’s park scene. Recent hours and reviews confirm the snack stop many locals hit after tacos.

Long-running taco rig known for asada, pastor, and aguas frescas. Documented by event-catering trackers and local directories; a reliable pick when you spot it on the East Side.

Mini churros, filled churros, and made-to-order crepes from a dessert trailer that appears at markets and the East Side. Listings show current hours and booking details.

Neighborhood favorite for tacos, flautas, pozole, and birria ramen. The truck’s site and recent hours point to regular nights at Oira’s and pop-ups citywide.

Since 2013, this Dominican‑led operation has served empanadas, tostones, and mofongo. Highlighted by Visit El Paso; 2025 updates note active truck appearances alongside a small brick‑and‑mortar.