OC Gets Its First Filipino Food Truck

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • July 12, 2011
Since this whole food-truck thing happened, there have been a few Filipino food trucks to debut, including Tapa Boy, Manila Machine and White Rabbit. All are LA-based. But The Pogi Boy Truck, if I'm not mistaken, is OC's first Filipino food truck....
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