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Food trucks thrive in Sydney’s lower-income suburbs, driven by migrant chefs and car-centric access, despite rising costs.
Food trucks have rapidly grown in Sydney, especially in lower-income suburbs like Blacktown and Parramatta, where they operate along underused roads with easy access to power and parking.
The trend reflects socioeconomic patterns, with food trucks filling dining gaps in areas where traditional restaurants are scarce.
Migrant communities play a key role, bringing diverse cuisines that shape the scene.
Unlike walkable street food hubs elsewhere, Sydney’s model is car-centric, with trucks often parked near busy roads.
While popularity peaked in 2024, rising costs and financial pressures have led some operators to sell their trucks, yet the movement persists as a dynamic part of the city’s food culture.
Los camiones de comida prosperan en los suburbios de bajos ingresos de Sydney, conducidos por chefs migrantes y acceso centrado en el automóvil, a pesar del aumento de los costos.