U-Hungry Truck

One of my favorite food trucks...and i go to a lot of them. I try to find out where they are going and last i found, they were at the Ditch Witch in Park City. The staff is extremely kind and the food gets out FAST. Not a fan of the sandwiches but they have bomb catfish and shrimp. Most food trucks take forever to get food out but not this one!

For two years I've been searching for this unicorn of a food truck. I'd see it occasionally - parked outside of an auto parts store on Oliver, or in the parking lot of a Walgreens on 37th Street, or maybe one time at Wichita East High (not that I could reasonably explain why a 30-year old man was hanging around a high school) - but by the time I could return with my wallet and an appetite, it was gone. They have no Facebook presence, and the only way to know where to find the truck is to call the owner and ask. I try to avoid making as many phone calls as possible, so the U-Hungry truck remained elusive. And then one month it finally showed up at Food Trucks at the Fountain, so I guess I won?You could tell this is U-Hungry's first time at the event based on the long line, which wasn't so much a function of their popularity as it was the tenacity of the people standing in it. U-Hungry wasn't used to processing multiple customers at a time, so you waited in line, made your order, and continued to wait at the window until your food was given to you. It's extremely inefficient for the three people that were working in there. The food served on U-Hungry is very basic, to the point where I don't think this is aimed at my type of diner. Tacos, hot dogs, a burrito, a wrap, a couple of fried seafood dishes, and a couple of cheesesteaks. I'm glad the wait was so long because it took me a lot of time to pick a couple of things that might represent the truck. I ended up going with a taco and a cheesesteak in the hopes that there might be something there prepared on the spot as the sign in the window claims. The taco is a seasoned ground beef served in a hard supermarket shell topped with lettuce, some tomatoes, and a generous helping of Pace salsa. The meat was seasoned well, but it was otherwise unremarkable.The cheesesteak was better - the slices of meat were tender, though salty. The cooked peppers and onions were a nice addition, though everything was contained within a wheat hoagie roll which wasn't even toasted, so you have this dense bread that in a best case scenario would soak up some of the juices from the meat, but in execution it wasn't great.As I waited in line I watched what the people in front of me were ordering. A lot of them had children, and a lot of them were ordering hot dogs. One guy behind me wanted to get the fried shrimp. I suppose during this food truck festival where every truck is going all out to create something crazy and distinctive, it's nice to see a truck that sticks to the basics, but I don't think I'm the target audience here.

Ordered from this food truck and under their hamburger menu they have a bacon brisket burger and fries. What I thought I ordered was a burger with brisket and bacon.. NO. it was a brisket sandwich with bacon and NO BURGER. NOT EATING FROM THEM AGAIN!!

I have been a customer of the U-Hungry truck for a few years and I've had great service and great food. The food is not pre-made and sitting around waiting for someone to order it, it is cooked/prepared when you order so of course you have to wait for it. The prices are fair considering the amount of food you get.I was happy to finally see this truck at the fountain and didn't mind waiting in line to get food, it was well worth the wait and waiting in line at any truck at an event like this is to be expected. As to the menu, there's a variety of food items to choose from which makes it stand out from the rest. If you ever get a chance to eat at this truck, try the pulled pork it's amazing.