Top 10 Food Trucks

1. TaKorean

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Korean-Mexican Fusion

Often found around Metro Center, L’Enfant Plaza, and The Wharf in downtown D.C. This truck is famous for its bulgogi beef tacos with kimchi slaw, blending Korean flavors with street-food taco style.

2. Peruvian Brothers

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Authentic Peruvian

Seen near Franklin Park and The Wharf and other central D.C. locations, they’re known for pan con chicharrón (pork belly sandwich with sweet potato and salsa criolla), a hearty Peruvian classic.

3. Captain Cookie & The Milkman

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Dessert Truck

A favorite around George Washington University and the Navy Yard, this truck serves custom ice cream sandwiches made with warm cookies and premium ice cream — perfect for sweet cravings.

4. The Roaming Coyote

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Tex-Mex Tacos & Bowls

Based in Northern Virginia (Burke, Fairfax, Arlington) and roaming throughout the DC Metro area, this truck is beloved for handcrafted tacos, burritos, and bowls with fresh ingredients.

5. Two Smooth Dudes Food Truck

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Varied Comfort Food

A top-listed choice for corporate lunches, events, and public pop-ups around D.C., serving everything from loaded gourmet tater tots and wraps to refreshing smoothies.

6. DC Slices

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Gourmet Pizza Slices

Frequently spotted in the Navy Yard and nearby D.C. areas, this truck focuses on artisan pizza slices and creative toppings that satisfy quick lunch crowds.

7. Halal Grill

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Mediterranean Favorites

Operating at various downtown scheduling zones and public kiosks, this truck is known for halal classics like gyro plates, chicken over rice, and Mediterranean combos.

8. Red Hook Lobster Pound

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Lobster Rolls & Seafood

Seen at food truck events and downtown spots, Red Hook is a local favorite for Connecticut- and Maine-style lobster rolls, shrimp rolls, and lobster mac and cheese.

9. PhoWheels

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Vietnamese

Their dishes are praised for authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, and satisfying portions — bridging traditional Vietnamese cuisine with mobile food convenience. Favorites are Pho (duh), Bánh mì sandwiches, and spring rolls.

10. Local Dessert & Specialty Trucks (e.g., Kool Zone, Dolci Gelati)

Dessert-oriented trucks like Kool Zone (cool treats) and Dolci Gelati (gelato & pastries) often appear at weekend events and outdoor markets near central D.C. gathering spots.