Nuremberg is not only the birthplace of the German food truck scene but also boasts the highest concentration of food trucks in the nation. With a diverse culinary offering, Nuremberg's street food scene goes beyond the ordinary, serving up dishes that are not easily found elsewhere in the city. From Korean Bibimbap to Schäufele im Weck, Smoked Jackfruit, colorful bowls, and even the best burger outside of the USA, the food trucks in Nuremberg offer a delightful range of flavors.
So, if you're a foodie looking to embark on a culinary adventure, I highly recommend exploring the vibrant street food scene in Nuremberg. You're bound to make some exciting culinary discoveries along the way!
1. RibWich: Germany's First Food Truck
Nuremberg may not be known as the trendsetter of the nation, but the RibWich food truck changed that. With a simple yet delicious concept, RibWich offers slow-cooked, juicy ribs served in a homemade sandwich with onions, jalapeños, relish, and a flavorful barbecue sauce. For those seeking American classics, they also serve hot dogs. Vegetarians can indulge in a tasty smoked jackfruit sandwich. Don't miss out on this food truck if you're a fan of hearty, American-inspired street food.
Caption: RibWich Food Truck - Image Source: en.annamrestaurant.vn
2. KoBo: Korean Bibimbap
Bibimbap, the hottest food trend right now, is the Korean national dish. And rightfully so, as it tastes absolutely amazing. KoBo, the Korean food truck, serves up the original bibimbap, consisting of juicy marinated beef, rice, and fresh vegetables, topped with a poached egg and kimchi. They also offer a vegetarian variation with tofu. If you're craving a culinary journey through Southeast Asia, be sure to check out KoBo's schedule and embark on a flavorful adventure.
3. Guerilla Gröstl: Juicy Burgers
Burgers are the quintessential street food, and Guerilla Gröstl takes them to a whole new level. With six different burger variations featuring homemade meat patties and two vegetarian alternatives with falafel or vegetable patties, Guerilla Gröstl has something for everyone. They also offer vegan and low-carb options. Don't miss out on their delicious potato "Gröstl" as well. They even have a foodhouse on Lorenzer Straße for those who prefer to enjoy their burgers seated.
4. Bowls To Go: The Food Trend No 1
Bowls have been a major food trend in recent years, especially the popular Buddha bowls. Bowls food truck embraces this trend wholeheartedly. You can customize your bowl according to your preferences, choosing from a variety of hot and cold ingredients such as fish, chicken, vegetables, and salad. If decision-making isn't your forte, they also offer pre-designed bowls. And if the food truck doesn't come to your area, you can conveniently order a bowl for delivery through Lieferando.
Caption: Bowls Food Truck
5. Fei Goud: Franconian Street Food
Fei Goud aims to provide as many people as possible with the finest Franconian cuisine. They prioritize sourcing their ingredients from natural butchers in the region, ensuring the highest quality. Fei Goud's specialties include Schäufele (pork shoulder) in a crusty bun, Oma Elsa (grandma Elsa) filled with pot roast, and Tante Alma (aunt Alma) stuffed with boiled soup meat, horseradish sauce, red cabbage, and cranberries. The freshly grated horseradish adds an extra kick of flavor to these delicious creations. Whatever you choose, you'll surely say, "Fei goud!"
6. Swagman: Roasted Meat & Vegetables with Mashed Potatoes
In Australia, wanderers are called Swagmen, and this food truck lives up to its name by constantly being on the road. Swagman offers delectable roasted meat or vegetable dishes served with fine mashed potatoes, homemade toppings, and croutons. You can choose between the Swagman Special with pulled pork or turkey or the Swagman Veggie with roasted vegetables. They also have a rotating selection of soups, salads, and Peter's legendary Tiramisu for dessert.
7. The Banh Mi: Vietnamese Street Food
The Banh Mi food truck embodies the next food trend: Vietnamese sandwiches. These mouthwatering sandwiches are filled with marinated meat or tofu, crisp carrots, cucumbers, and fresh herbs like coriander. The Banh Mi also offers the traditional Vietnamese beef soup called Pho, summer rolls, and traditionally prepared Vietnamese coffee. If you haven't tried Vietnamese street food yet, be sure to pay a visit to The Banh Mi food truck.
8. Pasta Laster: Homemade Pasta
Pasta is always a good idea, and Pasta Laster specializes in homemade noodles. These fresh noodles are made right inside the food truck, ensuring the highest quality. You can enjoy them with classic Carbonara, Bolognese, or one of their ever-changing vegetarian options. All their sauces and pasta creations vary according to the seasons and the chef's inspiration. Pasta Laster's commitment to using organic ingredients makes their dishes even more delightful. You can also purchase different types of pasta to enjoy at home.
9. Don Burrito: Tex-Mex Classics
Don Burrito food truck offers delicious Mexican burritos that you won't be able to resist. With options like BBQ Turkey, Chili Bonanza (with beef), Drunken Peanutbutter Turkey, Fat Bastard (a combination of the first three burritos), and Barra Verde, there's something for every taste. Vegetarians can enjoy the vegetable wrap, which is completely vegan. All burritos come with a flavorful salsa and tortilla chips. Don't miss out on their delicious cheese-avocado dip either. If you're extra hungry, you can even order their XXL version. The food truck itself is a vintage yellow V8 school bus that you've probably seen around town. They prioritize using high-quality ingredients from the region whenever possible.
10. Razz & Rübe: Vegan and Vegetarian Delights
Razz & Rübe focuses on healthy, local ingredients and sustainability. They serve exclusively vegetarian and vegan street food that is so inventive and varied that even meat lovers can enjoy it without hesitation. Their menu includes delicacies such as red lentil Bolognese, sweet potato spaghetti with creative toppings, and Chana Masala. For dessert, they offer delicious cookies by the Schaffensschwestern with cashew crunch or mango puree. If you're in the Feucht area, you can also visit their restaurant.
11. Donut Factory: For Sweet Tooths
Carolin and Markus' donut truck resembles Barbie's motorhome with its vibrant pink color. And it perfectly matches their handcrafted, colorful donuts made with love. With options like Pinky Sprinkle, Nouugat Creamy, or Blue Blueberry, you'll be spoiled for choice. Whether filled or not, with Oreo cookies, chocolate, or even edible gold, the variety of flavors and colors is truly amazing. The donuts are made using a special recipe that ensures they are fluffy and soft, without being greasy or heavy. You can't go wrong with the delectable delights from Donut Factory.
Caption: Donut Factory Food Truck
Have you tried any of these food trucks? Which one is your favorite in Nuremberg? Let us know in the comments!
