In 2008, chef Roy Choi co-launched Kogi BBQ in Los Angeles, California, a food truck serving up Korean BBQ with a Mexican flair.
Choi jump-started the food truck "new wave" in LA, inspiring others to create the flavorful, eclectic street food that is now found in trucks throughout the city.
To give you an idea of just how tasty LA's food truck dishes are, we collected some drool-worthy photos.
From waffles fries smothered in guacamole and ranch to crepes dripping with Nutella and ice cream, here are some dishes you won't want to miss.
Kogi BBQ has consistently been ranked among the top food trucks in LA. Known mainly for its Korean tacos — the short rib taco is a favorite — the truck also serves up hot dogs, quesadillas, sliders, and burritos.
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Yes, you can actually get wood-oven fired pizza from a food truck. That's Urban Oven's specialty: serving Napoli-style pizza that's been cooked in a custom-built mobile wood-fired food truck.
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The Lobos Truck refers to its food as "American comfort with a twist." A perfect example are the food truck's mouthwatering wachos — a hybrid dish that features waffle fries with nacho toppings.
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