Hey New Yorkers! What's your favorite food truck?

With so many options in the city for food trucks, it's hard to find 'em all.

Maybe you remember our first list of food trucks. We gave you 14 delicious food trucks and where you could find them in the Big Apple.

You responded by telling us what your favorites were and what we were missing.

So without further ado, here's part two of our food trucks in New York City you need to track down ASAP.

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1. King of Falafel and Shawarma

Located in Queens, grab a chicken and falafel combo over rice with tahini and hot sauces and you'll understand why this spot is the King of Falafel and Shawarma.

It's a great spot to grab a meal for under $10.

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The best part?

The lovely gentlemen at the King of Falafel and Shawarma will even offer you complimentary free falafel while you wait for your food. Sweet!

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2. Cesar's Empanadas

You can find Cesar's Empanadas outside of Atlantic Center in Brooklyn where you can get all your Latin favorites, from empanadas fried and crisped to perfection, tacos, burritos, fried fish plates, and more.

When it comes to empanadas, remember this: variety is best, so be sure to stock up.

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3. Mogridder's BBQ

Location, location, location?

This BBQ food truck that was once featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives and is located at an auto body shop in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx.

That said, this 'cue seriously doesn't mess around. Featuring pulled pork sandwiches and platters with succulent southern sides like mac and cheese or collard greens, this is a great spot, especially during summer BBQ season.

Don't forget to smother everything in their signature barbecue sauce.

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4. Chimichurri Truck

You can catch the Chimmi Truck up on Amsterdam Avenue in Washington Heights. Ever have a chimmi with a Chinola juice before?

For those not in the know, chimmis are a Dominican style hamburger perfectly complimented by a chinola juice, or a juice made of passion fruit.

Trust us, you don't wanna miss this!

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5. La Pasadita Taco Truck

Tacos are a dish best served from a truck in Bed-Stuy, right? At La Pasadita Taco Truck, they certainly are.

With authentic Mexican taco fillings like chicken tinga and chorizo, these tacos are double wrapped in soft corn tortillas and topped with all the onions, cilantro, radishes, and fresh lime to your heart's content.

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6. Mexicue

New York City is all about the fusion foods. This time, it's a Mexican and BBQ food crossover.

You'll be able to get tacos, burritos, and other Mexican classics, but also barbecue favorites like a burnt ends bowl.

The best is when the two come together for a heavenly fusion-- also known as BBQ brisket for the perfect burrito filling.

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7. Tia Julia Truck

Out in Jackson Heights, this taco truck will for sure make you feel like family.

The tacos are well priced at $2.50 a pop, a steal considering how much meat, onions, and cilantro are stuffed in them.

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They even come with a generous slice of avocado on top. But don't just stop at the tacos-- their chicken tortas (Mexican sandwiches) are also to die for.

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8. Gorilla Cheese

Cheeses abound! Because who doesn't like letting melty, perfect cheese ooze into their mouth between two slices of soft toasted bread?

At Gorilla Cheese, you can get the grilled cheese sandwich your heart desires-- down to the choice of cheese and the fun fillings you can add on to make customized cheesy perfection.

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9. Chipper Truck

Last call, anyone? This late night food truck hub in the Woodlawn section of the Bronx serves up Irish fair to complete your night out at the pub.

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Soak up all that great beer you drank with fried pickles, "chips" otherwise known as french fries, and more.

Your drunk appetite will thank you afterwards.

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10. Frites and Meats

Frites and Meats is doin' it up downtown featuring old school burgers and fries.

Except these frites are exceptional-- they're Belgian style double fried and best served with an array of delicious sauces.

As for the meats, well, don't overlook those either. Wagyu and Angus blend burgers topped with pretty much whatever you can imagine make for a great side to all those fries, right?

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11. Cinnamon Snail

Who said food trucks can't serve wholesome, organic, and vegan-friendly food?

Crafting up what they describe as "street vegan," Cinnamon Snail dishes out seasonal dishes using vegan substitutes like tempeh and seitan with Thai, Korean, and Indian flavors plus raw pizzas to the Financial District lunch crowd everyday.

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12. Phil's Steaks

Watch NYC take on the Philly and absolutely win at Phil's Steaks, located in the Flatiron District and Union Square during lunchtime.

Grab a cheesesteak to your specification, from peppers to onions to mushrooms to provolone or American cheese, and don't forget to grab an order of whiz fries with it.

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13. Neapolitan Pizza

You know what they say, any pizza is a personal pizza if you try hard enough.

Okay, so at Neapolitan Express, the pizzas are already personal, so don't feel obligated to share.

Because true New Yorkers don't share their food and neither should you. You can get pizzas topped with greens, bufala cheese, prosciutto di parma, and everything in between.

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14. Uncle Gussy's

Uncle Gussy's is a true Park Avenue treat that serves up classic Greek food to the Midtown East crowd.

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Traditional Greek dishes like souvlaki with fries and pita sandwiches with lamb will transport you to the Greek Islands, but only for your lunch break (unfortunately).

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15. Luckyim Thai Truck

Thai food on the go? Yes please!

At Luckyim Thai Truck, located downtown in the Financial District, Thai noodle dishes like pad thai, red curry, and chicken drunkman noodles, this is definitely a lunch special worth checking out.

Want more food trucks? Read 14 Delicious Food Trucks in NYC You Need to Find Right Now!