Me So Hungry Too
Food Truck
San Francisco, CA
Super Great For
- On-Set Catering
- Huge Events
- Corporate Catering
- Weddings
Menu
Main
Cali Slider
Grass-fed beef patty, applewood-smoked bacon, sautéed balsamic onions, organic spring mix, and house-made gorgonzola cheese sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Flyin' Hawaiian Slider
Shredded, marinated chicken breast topped with house-made chipotle aioli and crispy maui onions on a toasted brioche
KTM Slider
A big hunk of marinated slow braised all-natural short rib topped with house-made spicy crème fraîche, crispy Maui onions, and pepper Jack cheese on a toasted brioche bun
Portobello Slider
A marinated portobello mushroom cap, sautéed balsamic onions, organic spring mix, and sliced tomato with house-made gorgonzola cheese sauce on a toasted brioche bun
Miso Salmon Salad
Grass-Fed Bacon Cheeseburger Sliders
A grass-fed beef patty with applewood-smoked bacon dressed like a classic on a toasted brioche bun
Sides
Shoestring Garlic Fries
Crispy shoestring French fries topped with garlic, parmesan, and parsley mix
Sweet Potato Fries
Kettle Chips
Side Salad
About Me So Hungry Too
After a decorated career cooking in the kitchens of McCormick & Schmick’s and The Four Seasons, chef Cory Ewing decided to branch out, open up a truck, and build a menu of classic street food, each with a gourmet twist. You’ll find Me So Hungry Too in and around the San Francisco area slinging burgers, sliders, and more.
Ewing’s classic Monster Burger is always a good move (topped with bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, and Asian BBQ sauce), but that doesn’t mean you should sleep on the portabella mushroom sliders or the short rib mac & cheese (a side of shoe string fries with garlic, parmesan, and parsley ain’t never hurt nobody neither). Really, it’s all good at Me So Hungry Too, so do yourself a favor and book them to cater your next event.
MUST TRY
PB&J Burger — A burger topped with peanut butter, jelly, and sriracha
To find out more about these burgers and what makes them a mouthwatering favorite, check out the Roaming Hunger blog here.