I think we have a pretty impressive array of food trucks serving various national cuisines, not even counting all the 'fusion' food trucks (how many Korean-Mexican trucks do we have now?). My own list on this blog is woefully outdated and needs some editing but I'm happy to add the Jeepney Truck to the roll call.
I tried the Pancit - noodles, chicken, sweet Chinese sausage and vegetables - plus garlic rice and lumpia and a choice of sauces. I chose the 'hot' sauce which I think was sriracha or something very similar. I still don't know much about Filipino cuisine (I've had it a half dozen times at four different places now) but I thought this was very good except for the lumpia which were quite greasy. The vegetables were not overcooked, the rice fluffy and very garlicky.
I caught up with them outside the Cultural Outreach Center of the Philippine Consulate on Highway 6 and they were very busy with families ordering multiple to-go items. It took 35 minutes to get my food.
I was disappointed the Jeepney Truck was just a step-van instead of a re-purposed Jeepney and they haven't had many stops so far but I'm looking forward to catching up with them again and trying more of their offerings.
The Jeepney Truck
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