Municher German Food Truck

I had a horrible experience. I ordered a pretzel from them, and two people who ordered after me got their’s first. I think they made a mistake with the order number and gave it to someone else.
This would have been fine, except when I asked them about it, they took a rude tone and told me that they were behind. That wasn’t my problem: I didn’t mind waiting; I just didn’t want to wait forever and not get my pretzel.
Finally another patron felt bad and gave me one of theirs. Otherwise, I may never have gotten a pretzel.
Also, the pretzel was only half of a pretzel. I wish I could have half my time and money back.

this review is for the wiener schnitzel with pomme fritte, which is the only thing I’ve tried from them, as I’ve only been there once. German food is not common in the Bay Area so this, in the form of a food truck, is a pleasant surprise. The wiener schnitzel was nice and crispy, must have been deep fried prior to serving, and the fries complemented the wiener schitzel well. I’m curious to try their other dishes.

I’ve been looking forward for some kind of German Food Truck to come out in the Bay Area, and when I saw that Municher was going to be at SoMa Streat, I wasted no time to try them.
Municher has a pretty nice selection of German comfort foods. Their main specialty is their Curry Wurst, which I unfortunately skipped today mainly because I was craving their Wiener Schnitzel (
). You get two breaded pork cutlets with house gravy and pomme frites. The cutlets together with the gravy just works and is really flavorful and the pomme frites were freshly cut and fried to a perfect crisp. It really makes for a great portable snack.
But what really impressed me was their German Pizza aka Flammkuchen (
). Caramelized Onions, Crème Fraiche, and Lardon (BACON!!!). This was really good. I’ve never had German Pizza before, but it was amazing with it being on a crispy thin crust. No cheese, but the crème fraîche is a good alternative and the lardon bits added so much bacon flavor. It’s a definite must try!
I’m for sure going to come back to try their Curry Wurst and check out their different types of chili powders to give it some kick. And by the way, they’ve got the infamous Ghost Chili Powder for those who are brave enough. And I also got a glimpse of someone ordering their Apple Strudel Burrito for dessert and it looked incredible. Municher has definitely made me a fan and I’m looking forward to my next visit!