Food Trucks in San Antonio (2025)
Thai street classics from a Broadway News trailer run by a Thai owner, with dishes like khao khai jiao and massaman. Frequently highlighted by local critics and part of the evolving Broadway News lineup announced this summer.
A local favorite for Nashville-style birds with a heat scale that dares. Named Best Food Truck in 2025 by San Antonio Current, the original truck still serves alongside its brick-and-mortar.
Chef Benjie’s truck anchors the dog-friendly river spot with big-flavor comfort staples like the Best Chicken Sandwich Ever and grilled cheeses. Regular hours and location are posted by the team.
At El Camino, this norteño-style steak specialist fires mesquite-grilled asada for tacos like the mamón. Noted among standout SA tacos by statewide roundups cited by local editors.
Birria specialists that grew from multiple trucks to a restaurant, then revived truck service outside the shop. Local coverage tracks their continued al carbón tacos and weekend birria favorites.
New in 2025 from local chefs behind Panfila Cantina and Tutto Pepe: Tlaquepaque flautas, lonches, and border-town snacks served from a family-run truck on San Pedro Avenue.
A Broadway News fixture dedicated to slow-cooked, Michoacán-style carnitas in tacos, gorditas, and plates. Regular hours and location are maintained by the team and park.
Ana Fernandez’s cult-favorite raspa and mangonada truck pops up at The Point Park on the northwest side. Frequently covered by local outlets for its creative, San Antonio-rooted sweets.
A smoke trailer known for brisket melts, loaded potatoes, and meaty sandwiches on the North Side. Recognized by local media during recent best-of food truck roundups.
A 2025 late-night collab from Sari-Sari and Stuffed brings playful egg rolls like the Cardi Beef and Lobsta Rhymes to the St. Mary’s Strip’s wine-bar courtyard.
