5 great food trucks to follow in Port Elizabeth

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5 great food trucks to follow in Port Elizabeth

Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019 by Jess Spiro

Gone are the days when festival food meant greasy fries and sad toasted sandwiches. These food trucks in and around the PE area prove that some of the tastiest dishes come from a mobile kitchen.

Foongs

Serving up Chinese-inspired dishes, Foongs appears at most major sporting and social events around the Eastern Cape. Once you’ve found them, you’ll be able to tuck into their delicious dim sum plates, sweet and sour chicken and spring rolls.
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Makoy Food Truck

You certainly won’t miss this truck thanks to its bright orange branding – and with food as good as theirs, you won’t want to. Expect to find hearty burgers, interesting salads and curries being served up.
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Ladies & Gentlemen, the loaded Rib & Cheese burger!
Who will be joining us for lunch?

041 581 0828 / www.makoyfoodtruck.co.za

#makoydiner #portelizabeth

Posted by Makoy on Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Manny’s Authentic Mexican Street Food

Find all the Mexican-inspired foods you love at Manny’s. They pop up at most foodie events around Port Elizabeth, meaning it’s not difficult to get your hands on their tasty quesadillas, chilli poppers and burritos – all made fresh and served piping hot.
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Street Cred Chef

Head here to curb your burger cravings plus any toasted cheese and slap chip cravings you might have.
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Wafelbak

Wafelbak makes some serious waffles on authentic imported Belgian waffle irons. They come served in a range of different ways: straight up with a simple dusting of icing sugar, with nutella and whipped cream, or with banana and toffee. If you’re so inclined, you could even get a waffle topped with savoury options like fried chicken or spicy chicken livers.
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