Son of a Pig

After weeks of stalking them on social media, I finally got a chance to try Son of a Pig at the recent Asian Night Market. The food lived up to the hype, given that they're related to local foodie favorite Truffles & Bacon Cafe. Unfortunately, there are some logistical and organizational kinks- but these are likely just due to being a new truck and perhaps not doing as many events.FOOD:Menu available at ANM was a choice of two sliders paired with a side (fries or tots), and a Spam Fries app. I liked how the food orders were on display on a table in front of the truck, and they also had infused teas available. The Signature Slider is topped with a square of fried mac and bacon jam, which made it a definite indulgence. The toppings were good but it was still noticeable that the beef of the burger itself was not seasoned. The tots on the side were crusted with Parmesan and garlic, and were crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. Very good execution for the limitations of a truck, and out fairly fast!SERVICE: They were friendly and helpful, and as I said, the food was plated and on display. But they did not have a posted menu up, which caused confusion with people not knowing what was available or prices. They also had a POS issue at one point, and didn't seem to have cash available as a backup. The staff were nice and food came out fast, but things seemed hectic even early on in the night before it got busy. With more time, this will probably be alleviated.

How are there not any reviews for Son of a Pig? Am I on the wrong page? For those that do not know it is the Truffles n Bacon food truck. I caught up with them at Downtown Event Center and had the signature slider with truffle tots. The slider was delicious. A perfect mini version of the original. Tots and truffle..whats not to love? Hope to see this truck out more often.