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Chattanoogans’ favorite local area food trucks

Need to grab a bite on the go? Check out these food trucks locals love.

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Fuel up with an order of loaded fries — we love the Thai chili flavor.

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Earlier this month, we asked our Instagram followers to share their go-to food trucks in the Chattanooga area — and they delivered, as always. Next time you’re looking for an on-the-go bite, consider stopping by one of these food trucks that locals love.

Culture-Licious
This truck serves up dishes like Thai red curry, pad Thai, banh mi sandwiches, crab rangoons, and more — check out their Instagram to see what’s on the menu.

Bonus: The owners of this food truck also weighed in, sharing, “@thebistrofoodtruck has the best beef birria tacos! @fudforvybez had the best oxtails with curry cabbage! @brokenheartcheesecakes has the best cheesecakes! Too many awesome food trucks out there!”

Freaky Funnels
Whether you’re feeling sweet or savory, this food truck has you covered with spiral potatoes, hand-dipped corn dogs, countless funnel cake flavors, and deep-fried Oreos.

Dumb Cluck
This food truck at Shady’s Corner is open late, offering fried chicken, burgers, loaded fries, and brunch on Saturdays + Sundays. You have to try the chicken and waffles.

Yummy Thai
@saveluna said this Thai food truck is delicious and gives huge portions — sounds like a win-win.

Mama Bear Burgers
Several of our followers recommended this food truck, which specializes in made-to-order smash burgers + southern grub. Don’t skip out on an order of the grilled cinnamon rolls.

Hungry for more? See what other food trucks our followers recommend.

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