Street Food Tapestries

The concept pays homage to the fact that today food from a Food truck can be food from a fine dining restaurant.

Pungko-pungko are basically food stalls that you find along the streets in Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, or anywhere in Cebu City, Philippines which sell a random variety of fried food. The term "pungko" is Cebuano for squat or crouch. Usually, you will be sitting on low benches so you will have to be slouching while eating. Funny street food stalls Pungko Pungko graphic is a perfect gift idea such as Birthday, Christmas, Reunion, Souvenir, Homecoming, Pasalubong, Mother's Day, Father's Day, or any event. Grab it now and surely your Filipino friends will love it!

Classic Mexican Hot sauce bottle

Street food at NYC

Watch Out! Those are Street Tacos, funny design

The best street food there is!

Step into the urban jungle with 'Cool Raccoon: The Fast Lane & Leftovers,' a vibrant and colorful artwork that epitomizes the hustling spirit. This eye-catching design portrays a stylish raccoon decked out in a leather jacket and sunglasses, surrounded by fast food and soda cans, embodying the essence of a carefree and adventurous lifestyle. Ideal for urban apparel and accessories, this graphic is a playful nod to those who seize the day with gusto.

A cute doodle of an octopus mascot holding on to two sticks of takoyaki octopus balls snack food. The caption reads "Osaka Japan Takoyaki". For anyone who loves Japan culture and Osaka street food!

A delicious hot dog, sketched in black and white.

Still searching for funny Ice Cream Truck designs? Make a statement with this This Is How I Roll Ice Cream tee. Makes a great gift for ice cream cone lovers and ice cream truck owners.

Still searching for funny Ice Cream Truck designs? Make a statement with this This Is How I Roll Ice Cream tee. Makes a great gift for ice cream cone lovers and ice cream truck owners.

Spanish phrase that says: ''El trompo es mi pastor ni un taco me faltara'', (Al pastor (shepherd style)) This quote could be translated into English something like: ''The spinning top is my shepherd, I will not lack a taco''.

Pizza Hut Graffiti

A cute doodle of the Japanese street food snack, takoyaki octopus balls with takoyaki sauce and mayonnaise! An adorable octopus mascot is on the container with the Japanese words meaning takoyaki.

Awful, who would drink this?

All I Want For Christmas Is Burrito - Ugly Xmas Sweater For Mexican Food Lover

Classic hangout, restaurant, party opener in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

The most "rebarkable" food finder of Baker Street is back in town. No treat will be left to be found by this cute corgi detective. A funny cartoony design directed to sherlock holmes fans, a dog person, foodies or kawaii lovers.

A pair of chocolate coated bananas that is a commonly-loved snack in carnivals.

Hotdog Cartoon Illustration

Hotdog Cartoon IIustration

This hot dog tee shirt is perfect for food pun lovers and video game nerds who know that "it's dangerous to go alone, take this hot dog. This gaming geek shirt is great for fans of gamer shirts, food shirts and food memes.

A cute doodle of a red octopus mascot holding on to two sticks of takoyaki octopus balls snack food. For anyone who loves Japan culture and Osaka street food!

A molten wave of cheese and red sauce coming your way, get ready to jump in Pizza lovers!

Hot Dog Ride

Tucson is very much a college town. Couple that with being a short drive to the Mexican border, and it should come as no surprise that there is no shortage of really good Mexican food options. In 1982, Dirty Sanchez Taco Shop added their name to the list of places to grab a bite. Located in the city's Barrio Hollywood neighborhood, Dirty Sanchez was an unassuming hole in the wall that offered traditional Mexican favorites. Their claim to fame was that they made everything from scratch using abuela's generational recipes. Nothing canned or microwaved – just made fresh daily Mexican food of a quality that rivaled pretty much everyone in town.

Mutton stew logo parody shirt

Bring a touch of Mexican culture and tradition into your home with this Mexico Street Vendor Vintage Travel Art Poster. The poster features a vintage illustration of a street vendor selling traditional Mexican food in a market, surrounded by vibrant and colorful street art. The design captures the essence of the rich street culture of Mexico, particularly in cities like Mexico City and Oaxaca. The poster also includes elements of traditional heritage, making it not only visually appealing but also educational. Perfect for street art and street food enthusiasts, culture lovers, or anyone who appreciates the beauty and diversity of Mexican culture, this poster will transport you to the vibrant streets of Mexico and add a touch of vintage c...

Peter's Bodega in the Lower East Side - Kodachrome Postcards of vintage store signs in New York City

I'm so Excited !!!

Cute taiyaki fish. Hope you like it

Salted Pretzel

Big burger eater with a Haring style!

A little bit of 1980's Irish Nostalgia. A bygone restaurant of Dublin city centre.

A rad cat just doing the thing you know