Street food
Street food from around the world, made at home in 20 minutes or less: tacos al pastor, Mexican street corn, banh mi, shawarma, gyros, souvlaki, crepes, churros, tteokbokki and classic American street-cart hot dogs.
23 recipes, most popular first.
15 minMexican street corn salad (esquites)
18 minCarne asada tacos
20 minGrilled Mexican street corn (elote)
17 minWalking tacos
19 minChicken shawarma wraps
20 minBeef gyros
20 minChicken souvlaki with tzatziki
20 minChurros with chocolate sauce
20 minSkillet pork al pastor tacos
18 minLemon and sugar crepes
18 minTteokbokki
20 minChicken tinga tostadas
20 minCrispy potato tacos
20 minHawaiian chicken kebabs
20 minSteak and cheese quesatacos
15 minFalafel and hummus wraps
16 minKorean bulgogi tacos
18 minChicago-style hot dogs
20 minCorn dog bites
19 minLemongrass chicken banh mi
17 minCopycatCopycat Wagamama yaki soba
18 minNew York street cart hot dogs
18 minBanh mi hot dogs
Street food is built for speed: hot pans, quick-cooking cuts and bold sauces. That makes it perfect for weeknights. Mix two or three for a street food night at home, or pick one for a fast dinner.
Common questions
What are the most popular street foods?
Tacos, elote (Mexican street corn), banh mi, shawarma, gyros, crepes, churros and hot dogs are some of the best-loved street foods around the world, and all of them translate well to a home kitchen.
How do I host a street food night at home?
Pick two or three dishes from different countries, prep the toppings in small bowls and let everyone build their own. Tacos, a pan of elote and a batch of churros cover savory and sweet.