Photo: Haskels Delicatessen Haskels DelicatessenĮverything you love about a classic New York deli, but on wheels. Follow Soul Biscuit on Instagram and Facebook for weekly updates. Because the cart is travelled by bike, you can find Soul Biscuit in neighborhoods with flat terrains such as Downtown, Lawrenceville, Shadyside, and the Strip-District. Soul Biscuit even has a dessert option that is a biscuit spread with strawberry and raspberry jam. As the name suggests, nearly all of the menu items are served on a homemade buttermilk biscuit whether that is their bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich, their smoked turkey sandwich which is smothered in hot sauce and topped with pickles, or their smoked pork sandwich which is served with kimchi and mustard. Although it is not technically a food truck, this food cart is definitely worth a try. No physical activity is required, but the food cart is pulled by two guys on a tandem bike. Photo: Soul Biscuit Soul Biscuitįorget Soul Cycle, and try out Soul Biscuit. In addition to corn dogs, Boonseek’s menu consists of Korean fried chicken or “chi-bob,” veggie rolls or “kim-bob,” and dumplings or “bulgogi mandoo.” Boonseek can be found parked in neighborhoods and college campuses all over the city, so be sure to follow them on Instagram to see where you can find them next.

Customers have the option to order theirs with either cheese, sausage, or both. Since opening in October 2020, Boonseek has grabbed the attention of city dwellers and Instagrammers with their Korean corn dog, aka the “Korn Dog.” Unlike American corn dogs, the Korean version is coated in sugar after they are removed from the fryer, resulting in a sweet, savory, and non-greasy combination. Photo: The BookSeek The BoonSeekĬhef Dong-Jo Kim founded The BoonSeek with the hopes of exposing Pittsburghers to Korean cuisine and has done so by introducing customers to foods that are new yet familiar. Read along as we direct you through some of the best new food trucks in Pittsburgh. Whether you’re looking for a bite to eat during your lunch break or after a night at the bar, Good Food Pittsburgh knows where you can find a quick and delicious meal on the go. While the city has always been know for its great food truck options, within the past year, we’ve welcomed a handful of new trucks that serve food items that range from Korean to Jewish to French cuisines. The Pittsburgh food scene is on a roll… literally.

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