The Highland Park Din-Din-a-Go-Go Food Truck Fest has a new name and a new Twitter handle. HParkDDAGG is now known as "Highland Park Dinner on the Go." If you're still following HParkDDAGG on Twitter, make sure you switch over to their new account, HParkDOTG for the latest food truck updates.
Never mind the monikers, though, the food trucks will return to at 6312 N. Figueroa St. tonight at 5:30 until 9 p.m., bringing with it a dazzling array of local flavor.
Here's a look at some of the trucks will be participating in tonight's feast, along with links to their web-sites, Twitter accounts and menus (when available). While it's never easy to decide which truck will get your hard earned dollars, hopefully this list will give you a head start in making your choice.
Canadian Cuisine? If you've never tried if before, Poutine Truck is offering you your first chance with their spin on poutine, a traditional Canadian dish featuring french fries, fresh cheese curd and gravy. You can learn more on their Twitter account at @ThePoutineTruck or check out their menu.
Don Chow Tacos offers Chinese/Mexican fusion cuisine on four-wheels. Chinese Tamales anyone? Check out their menu and look for updates on Twitter at @donchowtacos.
Phamish Truck is a family run business dedicated to bringing Vietnamese cuisine to neighborhoods across Los Angeles. Check out there menu here, or follow them on Twitter at @eatphamish.
The Greasy Wiener Truck promises "Loads of Fun on a Bun." Take a look at their menu and check them out on Twitter at @thegreasywiener.
Auntie's Fry Bread stakes their claim as first Native American Eatery of its kind in Los Angeles. You can learn more about their menu here or get live updates on Twitter by following them @auntiesfrybread.
No Jodas Truck lays claim to the "most authentic Cuban Cuisine Available in Los Angeles." Their menu can be found here, and you can follow them on Twitter at @nojodaskitchen.
Need something to wash down you gourment food truck dinner? The Mambo Juice truck will be at Figueroa Produce tonight for you. Learn more about their offerings at @mambojuicetruck.
Tropical Shave Ice stakes their claim as Los Angeles' first Hawaiian shave ice truck. You can check their Twitter feed for updates at @tropshaveice or check out their menu to learn more.
Rebel Bite offers "comfort food that takes you down memory lane with an attitude." Check them out on Twitter at @RebelBite, or check on their menu over at their website.
Chef Ludo Lefebvre's Ludo Truck rolls into Highland Park tonight. His fried chicken is acclaimed as "impossibly juicy pieces of heaven." Interested? Follow them on Twitter at @ludotruck.
