The Best Food Trucks in Quito, Ecuador
Around the world, food trucks offer delicious meals at affordable prices. It’s no different in Quito, Ecuador where the food truck concept is gaining popularity every day. Mid-week, hordes of white-collar workers flock to buy lunch on the street. Evenings and weekends, it’s best to head to established food parks dotted around the city. Either way, check out your favorite food truck’s Facebook page to keep up with their latest location.
Inka Burger
Inka Burger serves some of the best hamburgers in Quito. With more than 14 different varieties, it might take more than one visit to figure out your favorite. Check out their latest location on their Facebook account.
La única hamburgueseria en el Ecuador con 14 variedades. Prueba nuestra deliciosa Inka Daniels con un delicioso provolone ahumado, tocino y nuestra salsa Jack Daniels =). #inkadictos
A post shared by Inka Burger Food Truck (@inkaburger) on Jun 28, 2017 at 6:30pm PDT
La Shawarmería
Looking for excellent falafel or tasty chicken shawarma? La Shawarmería is the food truck for you. Follow them on Facebook to find out exactly where their food truck will appear next.
No hay amor más puro que el amor por la comida…en especial por los shawarmas mixtos 😍 #felizmiercoles #miercoles #shawarma #shawarmamixto #shawarmaplato #falafel #papas #tabule #hummus #comidaarabe #foodtruck #foodporn #foodpark #lashawarmería #lashawarmeria #EstrellaGalicia #cerveza #lacarolina #quito #quitorestaurantes #uio #ecuador
A post shared by La shawarmería (@lashawarmeriaec) on Aug 16, 2017 at 3:18pm PDT
¡Qué Sabor!
¡Qué Sabor! makes some of the best Colombian food in Quito, including arepas liberally stuffed with beef, chicken, or black beans. To find their latest location, check out their Facebook page.
Ven a comerte estos deliciosos tequeños acá en @elciclistafoodplatz
A post shared by ¡Que Sabor! (@quesaborec) on Aug 10, 2017 at 6:52pm PDT
Pepitos Grill
Looking for a great gluten-free option to a hamburger or taco? Check out Peptios Grill and their sandwiches made with fried green plantains “buns.” Find their latest location via their Facebook page.
Y tú, como prefieres el patacón? de carne mechada o pollo? proximamente también podrás pedirlo de pernil y asado negro…
A post shared by Pepitos Grill (@pepitosgrill_quito) on Aug 17, 2017 at 7:08pm PDT
Freesia
For scrumptious homemade noodles Italian-style, look for Freesia. They also make a mean beef milanesa with tomato sauce and cheese, served on a bed of french fries. Currently, they hold court at the Bunker Food Park but make sure to double-check their location on their Facebook page.
La Calavarita
With just about every Mexican dish you can imagine – burritos, tacos, nacho, flautas, and tostadas – La Calvarita is one of the most popular food trucks in Quito. You may have to hunt them down in Valle de Los Chillos but double-check locations on their Facebook page first.
Bonne Creperie
In the mood for a little sweetness? Bonne Creperie serves up French-style crepes in marvelous combinations like Nutella and strawberry or dulce de leche with bananas and whipped cream. Currently located at the Festival Street Station Food Park, this restaurant is mobile so make sure to check out their latest location on Facebook.
Ven y disfruta de un delicioso crepe de manzana, canela y nuez en Bonne Creperie solo en FESTIVAL #crepe #dulce #parqueadero #eventos #gastronomia
A post shared by FESTIVAL Street Station (@festivalstreetstation) on Aug 17, 2017 at 2:25pm PDT