Mobile Cuisine Services

11/27/2025

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

11/11/2025

Thank you Veterans

09/27/2025

Next in the post series, Planning Your Start - https://mobilecuisineservices.com/2025/09/27/planning-your-start/

09/15/2025

Starting a new series of blog posts if you are new or interested in the industry

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09/11/2025

Never forget
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09/01/2025

Visit Foreign Policy, Homies, Texasiana, The Toasted, Berry's Ices, Uncle Louie G's ices

Anyone else ready for fall?? 🍂 Join us Saturday, October 18 for ArBOOretum, the Arboretum's biggest family event of the year! Grab your costumes and enjoy fun fall activities for all ages as you explore the Arboretum's grounds.

🍬 Trick-or-Treat Nature Trail
🛍 Halloween Market
🕸 Live Animal Encounters
🎃 Pumpkin Decorating
🚂 Train Rides
🥤 Food Trucks & Refreshments
And so much more!

Arboretum Members and children under 3 attend for free! Learn more, purchase or renew your Membership, and snag tickets at https://houstonarboretum.org/event/arbooretum/.

08/28/2025

Keep rolling, your food truck can get to more Houston area locations, sign up today at https://mobilecuisineservices.com/faqs

08/23/2025

Visit Peppaz HTX and Berry's Ices at this great event!

September is right around the corner and that means that Bat Fest is on the horizon! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 27 and join us for this free, family-friendly event that celebrates everyone's favorite flying mammal.

Never been to Bat Fest before? Here are just some of the great things you can expect!

🦇 Bat-themed Activities & Crafts
🦇 Story Time
🦇 Food Trucks
🦇 Blood Drive with Gulf Coast Blood
🦇 Free Parking

Learn more at https://houstonarboretum.org/event/bat-fest/

07/07/2025

Has your joined the diverse mix of flavors and menus in the area? Keep your business rolling, sign up as a vendor today at https://mobilecuisineservices.com/faqs

06/24/2025

Good news Texas food trucks, HB 2844 has passed!
https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/html/HB02844I.htm

What does it mean for you?

Texas HB 2844 carries significant implications for food businesses, particularly small-scale producers and mobile food vendors:
1. Reduced Local Regulatory Burden
Small-scale food businesses—defined as those with under $1.5 million in annual gross revenue—are now exempt from local permitting and fees if they already hold a state-issued permit or are licensed as food manufacturers. This preempts counties and municipalities from imposing additional, and often duplicative, local regulations.
2. Streamlined State Licensing for Mobile Vendors
The bill establishes a statewide licensing framework for mobile food vendors, shifting oversight from local jurisdictions to the Texas Department of State Health Services. This includes:
- A clear definition of mobile food vending vehicles
- A uniform application and licensing process
- Limitations on local rules like GPS tracking or redundant fire inspections
3. Occupational Licensing and Fees
All food service establishments, including mobile vendors, must now obtain an occupational license from the state. This comes with associated fees and the potential for administrative penalties for non-compliance.
4. Regulatory Consistency Across Texas
By centralizing oversight, HB 2844 aims to create uniform standards statewide, reducing confusion and compliance costs for businesses operating in multiple jurisdictions.
In short, the bill is a win for smaller and mobile food businesses seeking predictability and fewer bureaucratic hurdles—but it also introduces new state-level requirements that all operators must now navigate. If you're running or planning a food business in Texas,

05/11/2025

Available breakfast, lunch and dinner shifts at various locations around the Houston area. Sign up at

Food truck and location scheduling services for the Houston area

05/05/2025

Any Asian/Pacific Islander food trucks available for an Uptown/Galleria lunch on 5/21? Have one more spot open.