Food Trucks in Oklahoma City (2025)

A South OKC favorite for quesabirria, birria ramen, and loaded fries, with lines that prove the hype. Frequently noted by Visit OKC and recognized by local news for community relief efforts, it’s as heartfelt as it is delicious.

A long‑running family truck serving gyros, falafel, and the popular Thunder Gyro Bowl. Regular corporate stops show up on scheduling platforms, and it’s repeatedly called out by Visit OKC as an OKC staple.

Kenyan-led and community‑minded, this truck dishes pilau, chapati with chicken and spinach, and jollof with plantains. Featured at Downtown OKC’s Juneteenth Food Truck Friday and consistently well reviewed on booking platforms.

A veteran Cajun–Puerto Rican fusion truck serving gumbo, mofongo, and pernil. Active in the metro for over a decade and regularly referenced by regional media and food‑truck booking sites.

High‑energy street tacos and birria with a steady rotation at popular venues. Shows up on major yard and park schedules and earns solid reviews from recent 2025 appearances.

A 1974 British double‑decker pouring espresso drinks at regular weekly stops. Celebrated in the 2025 Official OKC Visitors Guide and maintains a clear public schedule for the roaming bus.

Chef‑crafted hot dogs with Oklahoma roots, from crawfish‑topped to veggie options. Actively caters around the metro and collaborates with local food halls and events.

Smoke‑kissed ribs, sandwiches, and stuffed baked potatoes from a roaming rig that hits parks and big employers. Recent schedules include Boeing OKC and Scissortail Park.

Wood‑fired pizza and Nonna’s meatballs from an OKC truck featured on Diners, Drive‑Ins and Dives. The team still deploys the truck for catered and pop‑up service—watch their socials for dates.