Food trucks were a part of last year’s L.A. County Fair, but only on weekends, and only two (or three, if you were lucky) food trucks were parked at the fair.

This year, there are four trucks that will be at the fair every day: Calbi, Crepes Bonaparte, Brats Berlin and Piaggio.

In addition, there are a baker’s dozen of trucks that will be joining them on weekends: Macho Nacho Truck, Temaki, Chunk ‘N Chip Cookies, Paradise Cookies and Ice Cream, The Hungry Nomad, Tornado Potato, Uncle Lau’s Island BBQ, Fresh Fries, Flavor Rush, Gourmet Genie, Bite Me Foods, The Gourmet Sausage Co., The Yummy One.

On Sunday (September 11), 31 food trucks (including most of the above trucks) are scheduled to be at the fair’s food truck festival from noon to 5 p.m. in the grandstand infield.

Follow the jump to see the list of scheduled trucks at Sunday’s event.

• Macho Nacho Truck
• Gourmet Genie
• The Hungry Nomad
• Naanstop
• Louks To Go
• Paradise Cookies and Ice Cream
• Piaggio
• The Yummy One
• No Tomatoes
• Tornado Potato
• Chunk ‘N Chip Cookies
• The Gourmet Sausage Co.
• Temaki
• Vizzi
• Uncle Lau’s Island BBQ
• Suite 106 Cupcakery
• Stella Pierre’s Gourmet Grub
• The Poutine Truck
• Jos O’Malley’s
• Ahn-joo
• Truck Norris
• Country Eats
• Waffles De Liege
• Great Balls on Tires
• OG Tempura
• Cairo Cowboy
• The Bun Truck
• Dogtown Dogs
• Kabob Express
• Ranchan Ramen
• Shrimp Pimp

The L.A. County Fair is open Wednesday through Sunday until October 2. Tickets are $12 weekdays and $17 weekends for adults (ages 13 to 59), $7 weekdays and $12 weekends for children (ages 6 to 12), $9 weekdays and $14 weekends for seniors (ages 60 and up). Children five and under are free.

Discount tickets can be easily found if you look in the right places.

On Sunday (and Saturday as well), active and retired military, reserves, police, paramedics and fire personnel with ID and a guest can each pay only $1 fair admission, which will be donated to USA Cares.