4-Wheel Electric Food Cart

What you' re serving is one of the most important factors to decide your food truck size. If you' re only serving drinks, then a reasonable small truck will do the job. Whereas if you' re catering for weddings you' ll probably need a food truck if not a food trailer. Apart from the space for storing the fresh ingredients, you' ll also need space to make your menu. If you' re making giant pancakes you' ll need more space than if you' re making toasties.

Additionally to what you' re serving, you need to consider how many people you will serve. If you only plan on serving a handful of people a day you' ll need a lot fewer resources than if you' re catering on the corner at Silicon Valley. It might be difficult to determine how many people you will cater to, and your competition is unlikely to reveal it, so you' ll probably have to stand on a few street corners to figure this out.

One of the lesser factors is the number of employees you' ll have. Food trucks are usually limited to three in some cases four, but the more you have, the harder it is for them to move around. Interestingly, with a food cart, you can have as many as you' d like as they can stand around it, and don' t need to be inside it. If you are looking to have more than 3-4 employees than a food trailer is really your only option. Of course, if you' ve managed to scale your food truck to this size, then you shouldn' t have too much of an issue sourcing this.