Food Truck Report: The Lineup Tuesday, October 4

The Highland Park Din-Din-a-Go-Go Food Truck Fest has a new name and a new Twitter handle. HParkDDAGG is now known as "Highland Park Dinner on the Go." If you're still following HParkDDAGG on Twitter, make sure you switch over to their new account, HParkDOTG for the latest food truck updates. 

Never mind the monikers, though, the food trucks will return to at 6312 N. Figueroa St. tonight at 5:30 until 9 p.m., bringing with it a dazzling array of local flavor.

Here's a look at some of the trucks will be participating in tonight's feast, along with links to their web-sites, Twitter accounts and menus (when available). While it's never easy to decide which truck will get your hard earned dollars, hopefully this list will give you a head start in making your choice.

Komodo Food combines "unique and unlikely ingredients together to achieve the ideal compositions." They'll be in Highland Park tonight. Check their menu to find out more, or follow them on Twitter at @KomodoFood.

Global Soul Truck offers soulful eats inspired by California and it's many worldly flavors. You can check them out on Twitter at @GlobalSoulTruck or get the low down from their menu.

Rebel Bite offers "comfort food that takes you down memory lane with an attitude." Check them out on Twitter at @RebelBite, or check on their menu over at their website.

Waffles de Liege stake their claim as Southern California's first and only food truck serving up authentic Liege waffles, the lesser-known cousin to the Brussels waffle. Check out their menu and follow them on Twitter at @wafflesdeliege.

Tapa Boy Truck promises "Filipino Food on Filipino Time," which means Filipino breakfast selections all day long.  You can check out their menu and follow them on Twitter at @TapaBoyLA for updates.

Wash down your Food Truck favorites with a tall tea from The Boba Truck. Check out their menu and follow them on Twitter at @TheBobaTruck.

Interested in South Indian street food? Dosa Truck has you covered. You can download their menu or follow them on Twitter at @dosatruck to learn more about their sub-continental fare.

Da Burger Boss claims to offer "a burger you can't refuse." Check out their menu or follow them on Twitter for updates.

No Jodas Truck lays claim to the "most authentic Cuban Cuisine Available in Los Angeles." Their menu can be found here, and you can follow them on Twitter at @nojodaskitchen.

The Dim Sum Truck stakes their claim as "the first and only food truck serving authentic Chinese dim sum." Check out the menu and follow them on Twitter at @dimsumtruck.