How to Break into the Toronto Food Truck Scene
Opening up a food truck isn’t an easy gig. “A lot of people think oh I’m a chef, I can open up a truck and just sell my food, but it’s a lot more complicated than that,” says Bryan Siu-Chong,...
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About 15 new food trucks have recently set up camp at various locations around town, adding to the mix of about 100 licensed thus far. Having recently received added credit courtesy of Travel + Escape (Vancouver food trucks scored in the top three across North America), there are plenty of edible reasons to hit the streets for your next bite
La Carnita has made quite the impression during sporadic appearances in Toronto, once when it became the city's first pop-up taco shop last July and then again when it drew an estimated 1500 people recently to an "art show." You'll definitely be seeing a lot more of it soon now that the nomadic concept has found a home on College Street