Daily Slideshow: When Food and Car Culture Collide at Super StrEAT
It went down in San Jose when Super Street helped to resurrect the food truck cross car show that is Wheels N Meals. Check out some of the vehicles and food that showed up below.
April 27, 2018
In good company
Wheels N Meals, the semi-retired series of car meets that goes down in NorCal, supplied enthusiasts with plenty of great food choices and a plethora of sweet rides. Cary Inayoshi, the host of the event, remarked, "I used to be a food truck owner and started Wheels N Meals as a place for me and my food truck friends to sell more food. We thought, 'Why don't we market it toward the automotive community?'"
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Tastiness in the bay
The relaunch of the event happened at Eastridge Center in Eastern San Jose under the banner of Super StEAT after just a week of promos. The main parking lot was full after just thirty minutes prior to things kicking off with cars ranging from Lamborghinis to Porsche to Hondas. Even domestics and vehicles of the two-wheel variety showed up in support of the cause.
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Why can't I reach through the screen?
The food trucks that showed up provided some much-needed relief to the famished throngs of event goers that paced the grounds. Trucks such as Tastee Bytes with American fusion, Takoz Mod Mex with Mexican fare, and Seoul of Taipei with the Asian fusion delights were there to satiate appetites. The food was all sold out before the day was over and was a success for their proprietors.
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