About this season
Chef and food truck aficionado Brad Miller travels across the country to find the latest and greatest bites on wheels. He highlights the innovative chefs who push the boundaries of food and their customers' curious palates.
Episodes (7)
1. Smoked, Stuffed and Frozen Finds
Aired 12 March 2018
Chef Brad Miller visits an Orange County food truck with a custom smoker on board. Then he heads to Austin, TX, to try classic Cajun dishes with a twist. Finally, in Los Angeles, he discovers an ice cream truck without a freezer.
2. Cheesy, Fresh and Fried
Aired 18 December 2018
Innovative spins on the classic grilled cheese sandwich; a veritable sushi bar on wheels with fresh tuna and wagyu beef; fresh funnel cake and ice cream to create a whole new dessert.
3. Burgers, Pizza and Waffles
Aired 22 January 2019
Making the classic pairing of burger and fries bigger and bolder; jambalaya fries and Hello Burger, an oversized beef patty stuffed with Cajun grilled shrimp; Neapolitan-style pizzas; Belgian waffles topped with cookie butter and whipped cream.
4. Pasta, Tacos and Doughnuts
Aired 29 January 2019
A food truck owned by an actual Italian prince, Prince Emanuele di Savoia; winning over locals with authentic handmade pastas, like bucatini with lemon sauce; Brad travels to Minneapolis.
5. Crepes, Curry and Hot Dogs
Aired 5 February 2019
A husband-and-wife-owned truck in Los Angeles that is winning over Californians with crepes; a taste of Indian street food in North Carolina; a larger-than-life hot dog cart that's putting a delicious spin on the American classic.
6. Pho, Paella and Meatballs
Aired 12 February 2019
A food truck in Raleigh, N.C., with 30 unusual meatball creations; a food truck giving locals an authentic taste of Spanish paella in Lakewood, Calif.; a Los Angeles truck that has earned a cult following with its complex pho.
7. Shrimp Tacos, Mofongo, Pita
Aired 19 February 2019
Tempura-battered Baja shrimp tacos in Malibu, Calif.; chicken shawarma stuffed pitas in Durham, N.C.; homestyle Puerto Rican mofongo in Los Angeles.