Home Depot Tuesday Night Roach Coach Roundup

Tonight is rather low show of trucks… I will try Chubbee Monkee and see if they are worth the hype as they throw a lil twist on the asian food truck thang.
I ordered some cheeseburger eggrolls and soy garlic monkey wings over rice. The guy taking orders is happy and friendly… maybe too friendly as he has a hard time with processing new orders thus the line.

Tuesdays just got better!
Arrived here with about an hour and a half before closing time. There were roughly about 8 – 10 trucks present. When it comes to food truck gatherings I always recommend trying to show up after the 1^st hour. Lines get a bit shorter, you can ask passerbys if they have any recommendations and less of a chance menu items will be sold out. You also have to come w/​some sort of a game plan! There’s a lot of trucks, wait time (line and prep time), and only so much tummy space! So gather your buds, send them to different food trucks, have them bring back the top sellers and then everyone dig in! Everyone gets to try the best of the round up, save money and still get the foodie experience!
One star off only because I would prefer more variety please! :D. with a cherry on top.

So dope. Me and the family hit this spot up every week. Always fresh flavors and trucks abailable. Bring a table and sit at your car. Great food!

Awesome food digs. All the best trucks. I wish I could name them all. Waffles de liege, Korean wings, rolling sushi

This event is such a great edition on Tuesday evenings in Cypress. I have lived in Cypress for over 10 years and I can definitely say Tuesday evenings are a teeny bit more exciting because of the popular food trucks that are rounded up here!
I have seen Belly Bombz, Samurai Burrito, Kogi truck, waffle trucks, crêpe trucks, dogzilla, crazy good hamburger trucks, Asian fusion trucks, frozen yogurt trucks and more. They always switch it up which makes it more exciting!
Spend your Tuesday evenings eating and trying out the awesome food trucks here! You won’t regret it. Bring a couple of lawn chairs, blankets, and set up your own eating space! :)

The day that we went, it didn’t have food trucks we want to eat. Tried belly bombs and their fried chicken and pork belly sliders were good. Taco place was salty.

Well, now that Summer is in full swing, be like everyone else and bring your chairs and tables and hang out in the parking lot while you grub on some great food.
Came here last night with two of my little nuggets and we got Bacon Mania’s Mac and Bacon which was a tray of fries piles with mac n’ cheese and a generous helping of bacon. For the wife and I, we bought our safe bet– Kogi’s Tofu burrito along with the short rib burrito.
There were about 14 trucks there last night. Quite a bit of options to chose from.
The trucks that are there every week (it seems) are Kogi, Dos Chinos, Burger Monster, Sexy Burger, and the Longboards Ice Cream truck.
Their lineup appears on their Facebook page–
Bön apetit!!!

We have been coming here for years. The visits were not that frequent back then and have become almost a weekly thing now. This particular event sits at the far parking at Home Depot off Lincoln and Valley View.
I was so happy that they created this event as I love food trucks and never ran into them often. There are so many out there now, and they all have their original creations. Food can be a tough field these days with how wild people get with their ideas. So much, that my nose sometimes turns or I have zero interest when it comes to regular things these days such as Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme as opposed to these unique donut shops with donuts packed full of flavor and originality. Am I the only person that does not understand the hype about Dunkin Donuts? I read before that their donuts are frozen and the one I got had little to no flavor. I may give them another shot but that was an example.
So again, originality. You get your burger trucks, hot dog trucks, grilled cheese trucks, sushi trucks, bbq trucks, dessert trucks. The list goes on! The creations are so unique and wild with some of these. You have to check them out yourself. I like that these guys come together and hold big meets to where different trucks can get new business. Also by having these events, it attracts more people by having such a variety and it helps their businesses get known. Some trucks are mediocre, some are awesome. It’s a shot you have to take!
There are quite a few events for food trucks but this is the closest one for me so it is the main one that I go to. Some trucks are there every week, some every other week, and some make a rare appearance. My all time favorite truck no longer comes here due to the amount of businesses they got vs the distance they drove, but luckily they have a brick and mortar place now to visit.
One frustrating thing was that you never knew who was coming unless you somehow found it on Twitter which I almost never look on, and that is if they «tweet» about it, or Roaming Hunger which gives you little to no information. It was recent that the owner of Dos Chinos (the food truck that hosts this event) started posting the arriving trucks the day before on Facebook. That helps a lot. Some extra come, sometimes some do not show, but you get the jest of it.
Bring your own chairs, or hang out by your car trunk or sit on a curb. Be prepared! Most trucks take credit cards, and some charge a little extra. Food is cooked fresh and most of it is delicious!
I will continue to check out various events, but this is my main «go to» for distance. Thank you to the trucks as well as Home Depot for making this happen.

This is a pretty great roundup of of various catering trucks. When you visit you have your choices ranging from tacos to waffle burger goodness.
With the weekly changing food trucks, and all the choices you could come back every time for a year and never have the same thing twice.

Incredible!!! We took the whole fam bam here and had a blast!!! Beware you will spend all your money on the delicious food. You can tell there are regulars because they knew to being chairs!!! All the food was delicious some better than others. For me I was a kid at a candy store. There was a hotdogs, 3 hamburger trucks, lobster truck, 2 desert trucks, koi, sushi and a few more. I believe I counted 13 trucks!!! We had a blast and we will be returning.

Every Tuesday night you will not be let down by the variety of all the original trucks ranging from tacos to burgers to lobster rolls to sweets I can keep going but you should experience it for yourself. I hope this never stops

Last night I tried the KBBQ Mexican Beef Taco (aka Garden Grove taco (?) i think) from the Latin Asian Grub truck. $ 7 for 2 overflowing tacos. Not bad. In fact, it was pretty great. The beef was very flavorful and there was a perfect mix of vegies, meat, and sauces. I think this is the perfect alternative to your typical fast food restaurants. There’s a lot more variety since there are lots of trucks and you are bound to find yourself some food you will like.
If you’re going with your entire family, I highly suggest bringing some foldable chairs.
I’ll definitely excited to come back for more variety of food. :D

Roach coach roach coach
Have you any food?
Yes mam Yes mam
8 trucks full
1 with the hotdogs
1 with icecream
And plenty more for all the little bellies in between
There is always more than enough to eat here. But… there is no place to eat it, execpt the cold hard ground or planter boxes.
Located in the home depot lot off Lincoln and Valley View in Cypress every Tuesday night from 5:00 — 9:00pm. Parking can be tight, do park far away and walk. Be sure to pay attention to all the trucks so you wont pass one by and wish you stopped.
I love love love the Weiners here. Especially when the Viking guys are here. Thr Dogzilla truck is also A okay. My other top choices are Belly Bomz, Grilled Chrese truck and Kogi.
They usually have at least 8 trucks ranging from sushi, burgers, small plates, ice cream, desert, burgers, dogs, ect. Most take plastic but a lot take the green stuff so bring a lot of it. Dinner for 2 at the same spot rund around $ 20.00. But… usually we dont get filled here. Come hungry and leave hungry. Unless you get desert.
Im a fan and love Tuesday nights.
Review #506

Can you ever go wrong with food trucks ?
NOPE!
Whether you are satisfying your sweet tooth or getting your savory fix, the weekly Tuesday night trucks have it all!
My tops:
KOGI
CUPCAKERY
BURRITO ROLL
SEA BIRDS KITCHEN
LIME TRUCK
I know there are many more to choose from and whatever your preference, you definitely have something to fulfill that!
Enjoy :))

They aren’t kidding about the roaches. They are everywhere in the parking lot. Gross.
But who cares? I’m there for the grub. We’ve gone for the last couple of weeks and enjoyed it immensely. The first trip involved bacon cheese chili from BaconMania (I think that was the name). Totally delicious and filled with all the gooey fat that my body craves. Last time it was Ragin Cajun, which is my favorite food truck of ALL TIME. The chicken, sausage and corn bisque is simply one the best things I’ve ever thrown down my gullet.
The Michael Unit always orders way too much food and then feels sick afterwards. Yet he manages to hit up the cream puff truck every time for a banana, nutella, strawberry concoction that is utterly delicious.
I love the food truck experience. Wandering down the rows of trucks, looking for interesting things to taste. So many of them are heavy on the burger and fries menus which don’t particularly appeal to me. We bring our fold up chairs and table and enjoy an evening sucking tailpipe exhaust along with gloriously unhealthy food. It’s lovely.

Forget the 626 Night Market and the OC Fair, if you want your local grub without having to pay that admissions fee, or wait in those long line to order your food, come check out this food truck fest! It’s held every Tuesday from 5PM to 9PM, sometimes they open sooner because they come earlier to set up.
The set up is located at a pretty decent location, in the parking lot of Home Depot. It doesn’t usually get that crowded at Home Depot, so there is a lot of parking available.
There are lots of trash cans laid out, but you’d have better luck finding them near the trucks. Sometimes there will be tables and chairs set up, and other times there won’t be. When there is, make sure you are observant because people really dog those chairs down. I’ve also seen families bring their own fold up table and chairs out and just sit behind their car in the parking lot. A great way of quality family time.
In terms of food trucks, they vary from week to week, but there is a large variation. My all time favorite trucks include Kogi Truck, Jogasaki, Sushi Burrito, Belly Bombz, White Rabbit Truck, Dos Chinos, Dogzilla, and Long Boards (for dessert/​ice cream).
The prices vary depending on what you get, but a lot of times the trucks will have a combination special that includes an entrée, a small side portion of something else (tacos or fries), and a drink. The wait time for your food is not that bad either, ranges from 5 – 10 minutes.
All in all, a perfectly great location. And this may be bias because I’m working there, but 7Leaves Café is in the plaza right behind Home Depot, so after a good meal, some nice tea, juice, or coffee from 7Leaves Café will be very refreshing. :)

Don’t stay HOME on TUESDAY NIGHT come and ROUNDUP the ROACHES in the COACH
I’m NOT a HUGE fan of Food Trucks because I had some bad experiences but I’m NOW on a mission to find GOOD FOOD TRUCKS and let ya’ll know which ones to avoid and which ones to spend your money on!
That said I am unselfishly putting my tum-​tum through the ringer. I’m certain I will find some SUPER YUMMY trucks that I will chase down the street while at the same time there will be those that think they can cook, because instead of telling the truth, some family friend or relative lied and said that bowl of crap was good! Then that person decided to open a food truck and torture us all with their lack of basic cooking skills.
Food trucks gathering in one spot gives me an opportunity to do that because I can buy something small from a few trucks without breaking the bank. I also figure if I can go with someone, share food and taste more food from different trucks. All in a ploy to give those interested the hard and dirty food truck facts.
I have been trying to get over here for a while but kept forgetting, had other things to do, or was just plain tired after work. Some Unilocal buds, Shawna C and Steven C mentioned they have gone to this ROUNDUP so I made sure to bookmark it so I could go on a later date.
So I needed to go to Home Depot to pick up those little plastic electrical wire caps because I’m in the process of taking out my old wired door bell and replacing it with a wireless one with multiple ring tones.
As I drove up I noticed several trucks from the street and immediately got excited! I wasn’t hungry but all of a sudden I knew what I was going to have for dinner. I quickly ran my errand and got what I needed and headed out to the trucks!
I think there were about 8 of them in total. A Hot Dog truck, Froyo truck, waffle truck, Latin Asian truck, Korean truck, 2 grill cheese trucks that were competing with each other, and a Shaved Ice truck. There might have been more but I don’t remember.
They had server peeps parking and walking up and down the food truck aisle trying to figure out what they wanted. Anyone that had food in their hands were stopped so others including me could see some of what we might get if we ordered from a certain truck!
As usual the prices were rather high as most food trucks tend to be but I am starting to notice that food trucks are giving out more food for your money so you don’t feel so ripped off. I mean you can go to a restaurant and get horrid food and pay the same as a food truck minus the table and chairs to sit and eat in. It took a while but food truck finally seem to get it that people are not going to pay $ 15 for one teeny tiny slider or 2 cup cakes, etc.
All the food trucks I visited last night took plastic and cash which is nice and NONE charged for you using your card. People are really smart and bring tables and chairs and set up in the parking lot near their cars so they can have dinner right there by the trucks. So everyone in your family can get what they want and you can all sit and eat dinner together and catchup on the day.
Over all I had a good time and the truck selection was GREAT! I’m not sure if the same trucks come every week but I doubt it! So coming here on a Tuesday Night for dinner you get variety. And isn’t that the spice of live as they say?

06÷24÷14: Froyo, Waffles de Liege, Grilled Cheese Truck, Dos Chinos, Ragin Cajun, Ninjas w/​Appetite, Oh My Gaga, White Rabbit (cash only), Tropical Shave Ice, Viking Truck, & Sexy Burger today’s venues.
Lotsa if people today as early as 7pm. Dos Chinos already ran out of rice.

Nice gather of food trucks in Cypress on a Tuesday night. There were at least 11 – 12 trucks out last night (Tuesday, 12/​18/​2014). There are plenty of parking spots inside the Home Depot parking lot. No tables though (but you can use the large Home Depot shopping carts as your tables).
Too many food trucks to name (the ones we actually tried) but my favorite last night was the Slummin’ Gourmet with their Cantonese style «Honey Walnut Shrimp Tacos».
I however thought there were too many burger trucks (I think 8 of the trucks were burger trucks). Talk about burger overload.
I will be back… I love me some food trucks!

There’s something comforting knowing every Tuesday night from 5pm — 9pm I could get some damn good dinner.
I’ve been going to truck meets for a few years now and this is a solid location. The Home Depot parking lot is plentiful and there is always around 10 trucks to choose from. I’m partial to Dos Chinos, Kogi, and the Lobsta Truck. I do try the other trucks when something catches my eye.
Bring a table and beach chairs if you want to get comfortable or just take your food home. Support your local trucks. Let’s keep the truck scene alive.