Wait, You Can Eat What at a Food Truck?!

We've seen food trucks become quite the place to satisfy your munchies — anytime, anywhere — and the movement keeps getting better. Ice cream and tacos now seem typical compared to some of the worldly bites these trucks have come to be known for. Curious to know exactly what lies beyond our local favorites, we took to Instagram to unveil the possibilities. One really can find anything the heart desires, from crème brûlée to lobster. Here are a few unexpected favorites we hope to see rolling through our town someday soon.

That's right: you can get your foodie Fido anything his little heart desires. Frosty Pooch, located in Hoboken, NJ, boasts all organic and dairy-free dog food, too.

Say what? Yes, you can get lobster at a food truck! Red Hook Lobster Pound is a rather popular New York truck for fresh seafood and dishes like lobster mac and cheese.

San Francisco's Crème Brûlée Cart offers the fine French dessert on wheels. Could life get any better?

East Asian food trucks are rather popular, but the Bay Area's Japacurry's truck promises a unique specialty: gourmet Japanese-style curry.

What could be better then warm, gooey cookies delivered to you? Bye-bye, bakery; hello Boston's Cookie Monstah!

We can't promise Portland, OR's Euro Trash will be healthy, but it may be a fun change from the usual indulgence of a burger and fries.

If we saw this Varsity Donuts truck in Manhattan, KS, we wouldn't be able to resist, no matter the hour.

We were not kidding when we said you could find anything at a food truck, even the comfort food combo of chicken and waffles rolling through Boston.

For a midday pick-me-up in Rhode Island, switch up your daily sandwich routine at Portu-Galo with the unique flavors of Portuguese cuisine.

In Portland, ME, ditch the Chipotle lines for food-truck Mexican food at El Corazon.

Yum! The White Rabbit truck drives all over Southern California, serving up Filipino fusion in tacos and rice bowls.

Leaving food trucks' unhealthy connotations behind, the Green Truck serves up organic ingredients and a little bit of something for everybody in Southern California.

This Summer, ditch the ballpark and head straight to the streets of Richmond, VA, for a good ole hot diggity dog from The Dog Wagon.

Cheese, please! If you're the type who loves food with your cheese (not the other way around), then the Cheezy Bizness truck is surely riding around Calgary, Alberta for you.

No need to head to your local drive-through for a burger in Southern California when Rounds will drive up to you.

It's not delivery — it's a food truck! We love how Vancouver's Pazzarella merges wood-fired pizzas and delivery with its mobile goodness.

No need to fire up the grill when you see Hank Daddy's BBQ in Ontario, Canada. Better yet, you can still enjoy your ribs, picnic-style, outside on a Summer night.

It could be argued that ice cream trucks (like this one pictured in Manhattan's Central Park) were the founders of the "food truck movement." Although they've been around for years, nothing brings out a smile faster, now and then, than a cold cone and those classic tunes.