10 Canadian Chip Trucks Worth Pulling Over For

Whether you're setting off on a road trip or just looking to pick up lunch, one of these chip wagons is sure to hit the spot.

Shameless Buns, Vancouver

Owners Matt and Corvette top crispy fries with Filipino classics, like chicken adobo and sinigang seasoning.

La Poutine, Edmonton

This truck has driven off into the sunset, but La Poutine's Garneau shop continues to serve up highly inventive takes on its namesake.

Mr. Spudds Poutinerie, Regina

Satisfy your poutine craving with Mr. Spudds' creative riffs, like caramelized pineapple bacon and dry rib.

Goldies Fries, Winnipeg

An order of Goldies’ poutine paired with a side of homemade perogies sounds like pure bliss.

Jeannie’s Fries, Elgin, Ont.

Housed in an old Canada Post truck, Jeannie’s Fries delivers fries and poutine worth writing home about.

La Pataterie Chez Bob, Gatineau, Que.

This chip shack caters to fry lovers from Gatineau and Ottawa, plating up classic Quebec-style poutine.

Serious Smoke Food Truck, Saint John, N.B.

This old fire engine turned mobile smoker makes its decadent gravy from smoked pork and beef drippings.

Bud the Spud, Halifax

Original owner Bud True named the truck, which started slinging fries in 1977, after a Stompin’ Tom Connors song.

Johnny & Mae’s, St. John’s, N.L.

This truck serves OTT takes on loaded fries and burgers. Dorito-pimento cheeseburger, anyone?

Ken’s Island Fries, Charlottetown

The pizza fries at this P.E.I. institution are topped with marinara, pepperoni and three types of cheese.

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