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FOOD TRUCK
Food Trucks are becoming the new hot thing. However, the most important part about a food truck’s fate of success is whether the food is GREAT. You need great food. Everyone can cook hot dogs, beef, pizza, and tacos. Make a creative business plan. Something where people will wait in line for hours. Gumbo? Korean food? Noodles? Indian food? Authentic Thai food? Maybe do a different menu daily. Mondays tacos, Tuesdays Korean barbecue, Wednesdays Indian food, Thursdays Japanese food, Fridays seafood, Saturdays Ribs, Sundays Custom Noodles: All noodles day. People love noodles. I did not realize that there is over dozens of Food Truck Franchises.
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13 Replies
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Without watching the video, I am going with tacos, burgers, gyros, and chicken fingers. Has anyone traveled through Europe and experienced a Doner-Kabop??
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The best taco places with the best food is the dives in the ghetto.
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Down here in Texas… Any place that says taqueria is pretty much gonna be good…
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Taco carts are the way to go. We have had a few boutique taquerias here in Salt Lake pop up. Top-tier tequilas and amazing tacos!
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I love my street tacos especially from a hole in the wall taco truck! I don’t care what the truck looks like or where it’s located, as long as the foods good I’m a repeat customer!
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You need the true Mexican tacos. None of these imitation American tacos like Taco Bell or other so called Mexican food. When you go to Cancun, Puerto Vallarta and order Mexican food, it tastes like shit. But if you drive to the ghetto or jungle, the dives or street vendors have the best food. The best tacos 🌮 and Mexican dishes ever.
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I agree I have drive to some pretty sketchy places just to get tacos. There is something about authentic food it is so hard to come by. My favorite places so far to get tacos have been in Montana and Florida. I am hooked on Mexican corn and will stand in line for hours at a fair if it’s the real deal 😂
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What ever happened to Pepes Tacos. I used to love those Tacos. Did they go out of business?
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I never tried those were they good?
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It is the best. I like the real authentic food and not the imitation. Don’t go to a fancy restaurant. The mom and pop immigrant dives serve the best foods. Taco Bell is an imitation. The mom and pop taco stands serving with corn tortillas or the food trucks have the best foods and fresh foods.
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Absolutely agree!
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Food trucks are more than just a moving delicacy; they’re a breakout! You’re correct. The food around good food trucks has to be different and better than what surrounds them to succeed.
Here’s a how-to for setting up food truck businesses across the globe:
1. Focus On A Specific Theme
Menu: Always have a good outlook on your menu. The possibilities are endless when it comes to creating something new and enjoyable for people to enjoy.
Food Days: The thought of having themed days is genius! It ensures that the customers are thrilled whenever they come back.
2. The Balance Between Costs and Revenue
Research: Examine local competition and identify the population to which you will be serving food.
Budgeting: Including your total expenditure in starting the food costs, your daily operations, and forecasted profits, as well as managing your finances about the goal.
3. Permits and Forms
Health Permits: For trucks that serve food all over, acquire the permits to ensure the food is being cooked following standard rules and guidelines.
Licenses: Always have an active business license aligned with the country in which you are working.
Parking: Be sure where you can park your food truck and set it up to serve customers.
4. Maintain Quality
Food Composition: Always utilize fresh farm ingredients and locally sourced ingredients as they contribute to the craft.
Proprietorship: Have courteous professional relationships with suppliers around your area.
5. Trucks that align with personality
Customization Possibilities: Customizing your food truck has never been easier. You can start from scratch or build it from the ground up.
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Marketing and Branding….using food trucks as a strategy.
Social Media: Sometimes, your clients must be appraised through social media regarding your food and the truck’s location.
Brand Identity: You should also consider having a good food brand identity as it will help to create recognition in the competitive environment.
Cut customer adverts and create a customer base and engagement through promotions, loyalty, and analytics.
Operational Strategies Food Service Efficiency: Wait time has to be reduced as much as possible, especially during food preparation.
Staff Marketing: Your employees need to be sensitive and customer-oriented.
Re-invent the Wheel No Management: Many food businesses fail due to poor management.
Look: Menus should be made to be attractive and as much relished as possible. If you have been thinking of getting a food truck chain, these are some of the most common ones:
- Cousins
- Maine Lobster
- The Halal Guys
- Kona Ice Dog Haus
It is self-evident that these are well-established chains that provide a lot of recognition and business help to beginners. You need to have a business plan and offer good food. Starting a food truck business is not easy, and success is not guaranteed. I am here to answer if anything more standard or other specifics are needed.