Eat St.

Season two's first port of call is sunny San Diego, California to meet the Mangia Mangia Mobile run by two hot headed Italians.[Food Network]

Baconmania is a truck out of Costa Mesa, California that is crazy about one thing. From Bacon Balls to Bacon Popcorn to a Bacon Smoothie, these guys have got all the bacon bases covered...in bacon![Food Network]

In Denver Colorado, The Inventing Room is the coolest cart in town, featuring deserts that are 'cooked' with liquid nitrogen.[Food Network]

Jen and Outlaw's Fish Fry, a mobile truck serving Alabama style crawfish in the heart of Brooklyn, New York add a little bit of southern hospitality into all their dishes including Catfish Po'boy and Deep Fried Pickles.[Food Network]

Food trucks in the Bronx, Baton Rouge and Nashville.[Food Network]

Feed Your Hole is a deli truck that is part band tour bus and part bomber air plane, serving up old school BBQ recipes out of East Manhattan. Next we hitch a ride to The Biscuit Bus in Denver, Colorado.[Food Network]

First up the Fukuburger truck in Las Vegas, Nevada fuses Japanese flare and flavour with the all American Hamburger to produce culturally, culinary classics. We then fly over to the Soul Patrol truck in Honolulu, Hawaii.[Food Network]

Eat Street starts by hitting LA to feast on Sushi at the Jogasaki truck, Japanese cuisine with a Mexican twist. From there we say aloha to Opal's Thai Truck in Honolulu, Hawaii as we sample their Pad Thai.[Food Network]

Rosa's Bella Cucina in Burbank is first on our plate serving up a variety of Italian deli delights. Then all bets are off in Vegas as we sample the best Dim Sum at the Tasty Bunz truck.[Food Network]

First up we’re in South Carolina where the Bone In Barbecue truck takes pride in smoking their meats for at least 14 hours to perfect their Southern delights.[Food Network]

We start in Las Vegas at the Foodslinger Truck whose Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich is one of the best around. We then roll into San Jose where we get wowed by The Wow truck with its Filipino rice plates (Silog).[Food Network]

The Swamp Shack in Portland is our first stop where we wrestle with Alligator Jambalaya and an equally mean Bread Pudding. Next we cruise into Miami for something big, spicy and full of flavour at The Latin Burger truck.[Food Network]

If music be the food of love then visit San Francisco where the Brass Knuckle Truck serves up music themed dishes such as Fry ‘n’ Maiden, Prawns ‘n’ Roses and a Snoop Dog.[Food Network]