LOCATIONS
East Side King
2310 S. Lamar #101, 512/383-8382
John Anderson
This location does a good job of reinforcing the established ESK brand, from the friendly counter service with wine and beer on tap, to the gonzo artwork by punk rock painter Peelander Yellow. The menu boasts ESK "classics," the dishes that made the original trailer famous: Poor Qui's pork belly buns, beet home fries, chicken karaage, and brussels sprouts salad.
Other Locations
East Side King at the Liberty, 1618 E. Sixth
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Chronicle Reviews
You've Come a Long Way, Baby
East Side King has gone from a backyard trailer to street-food empire in five short years
Melanie Haupt, April 10, 2014
Best of Austin Awards
- 2016: Readers Best Food Truck
- 2015: Readers Best Food Trailer
- 2014: Readers Best Food Trailer
- 2013: Readers Best Food Trailer
- 2012: Readers Best Food Trailer
First Plates Awards
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85C Bakery
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