What's your street food?🤔

We have a Street Truck festival in Vancouver, plus at all the markets and most events you can find foods trucks, with anything from Mexican to Greek to Hamburgers & Hotdogs to Sea Food to Indian, like literally anything. Ever have deep fried Oreos or Mars bars?

Roadkill. ☺️

We have Taco Trucks.

In MA , we have lobster food trucks, mmm!! Lobster rolls, lobster mac n cheese...

Schwarmas are popular and they are good also.

Is coffee a street food ?

Fish and chips.

Classify? 😑

Swedish style hotdogs with mashed portato and hamburgers with de fries

Street food??? Fish & chips is the closest thing we have - unless you can find our (covers @NerdyPotato's eyes) jacket potato man.

Taco trucks and hot dog stands, taco trucks are probably number one now. I’ve never eaten street foods here.

Soul food. Fried chicken, pork chops. brown rice, beans, cornbread, Mac n cheese.

I heard Maine sells live lobsters at gas stations. Check the oil too? lol

Corn on the cob is one of my favorites. Fresh and buttered.

Have a look at these :-) https://www.lucandjune.com/belgian-street-food/

We’re boring in Canada

Dollar slice pizza
Donairs
Smokies

Nasi Goreng
Satay
Nasi Jinggo
Rujak
Bakso
Babi guling

Clam chowder in a bread boule. Fried clams, and clam fritters.

I don't think we have much of that here either...

Tacos

In the City of Toronto, there's a road in town that's actually called Danforth Ave, or more locally known as "The Danforth".

On that 'street' you'll find the finest cooked and ready to eat food from Toronto's multi-cultural genre, that is better than most food you'd find in a restaurant anywhere else in the world.

On The Danforth, those blended cultural restaurants have large front windows that opens up onto the sidewalk, which means you can walk up and buy food like take-out from a vendor's truck, except there are no vendor's trucks on The Danforth! It comes straight out of the kitchen to those front vending windows and that whole area becomes a sea of people who go there with their kids to hang out and eat, drink and be merry without actually going inside a restaurant. If you feel like sitting and eating outside, there are small cafe-style tables and chairs temporarily place on the sidewalk and in the middle of the walking street in front of each restaurant, which are brought in at 1am when things close down.

The Danforth is turned into a 'walking street' everyday at 5pm and people from all over the city and visitors from all over the world converge there to mingle with other people from all over the world. If you ever end up in Toronto, check out The Danforth! It's a walking-street mecca at night during spring, summer and fall!

Pit beef

And people selling crabs on the side of the road 🦀