Cooked On-Site • Peel Region

Food Truck Catering
Mississauga

Burgers, corn dogs, fries and mini donuts cooked fresh on-site at your Mississauga event. We bring our own generator and propane — no hookup needed. Min. $1,400.

⭐ 5.0 Google Rating 🌿 Halal & GF Options 🔌 Fully Self-Sufficient 📅 Since 2012
📞 (416) 827-0500
Mississauga Catering Packages
Minimum $1,400 total. Every package includes coordinator, staff, disposables and tents.

One Main + 1 Fun Food

$27 pp
  • All-beef burger
  • Veggie burger
  • Large carnival beef hot dog
  • French fries (or salad)
  • Assorted beverages
  • ⭐ + 1 fun food: mini donuts, churros, or CNE-style waffle ice cream sandwich

Coordinator, staff, disposables and tents included.

Everything Included
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On-Site Coordinator

Your dedicated event coordinator

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Cooking & Serving Staff

Professional team throughout

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Disposables

Plates, forks, knives, napkins, bags

Food Service Tents

Canopy tents & condiment tables

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Cooked Fresh

Never pre-made

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Setup & Teardown

We handle everything

Up to 2-Hour Service

Full service window

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Halal & GF Options

Available on all packages

Book a Food Truck in Mississauga

We reply within a few hours — minimum $1,400.

We'll get back to you within 24 hours. For urgent enquiries call (416) 827-0500.

Permits and Paperwork for a Mississauga Event

This is the part most people worry about, and for a private booking it's usually simpler than expected. Here's what the City actually requires, current as of August 2026.

Private events don't need a special event licence. The City of Mississauga states that weddings, company picnics and birthday parties do not require a special event licence — including when the organizer has paid a caterer to serve food to guests at no charge. That covers most of what we do.

When a special event licence is required

The licence applies to public events, and to events where vendors sell directly to attendees or where entry is ticketed or requires a donation. If that's your event, the organizer applies — not the caterer. The City lists special event licences at $61.74 per vendor, or $38.52 for City-affiliated groups, with additional fees for events running more than five days. Applications go to Mobile Licensing, and a Mobile Licensing Enforcement Officer may inspect vendors on the day.

Food safety approvals go through Peel, not the City

Food safety for public special events in Mississauga is handled by the Region of Peel Health Department rather than the City. For those events, the organizer submits a Peel Health special event application at least 30 days out, plus a food vendor application for each vendor at least 15 days out. Build that into your timeline — it's the deadline most organizers discover too late.

Events in a City of Mississauga park

Booking a park is a separate process from booking us. The City runs an outdoor community event permit, and for events that include vendors or live elements a City event coordinator is assigned roughly 90 days before the date. If your event is in a park, start with the City first and talk to us early — park bookings need considerably more lead time than a backyard or an office parking lot.

Rules change. Confirm your specific event with City of Mississauga Mobile Licensing by calling 311, or 905-615-4311 from outside the city. We're happy to talk it through, but the City is the authority — not us.

What we need on the day

A clear access lane of roughly 30 feet for the truck. Around 20×20 ft for a full BBQ setup, or 10×10 ft for a single station. No power or water hookup — we bring our own generator, propane and equipment, which is why office parking lots, private property and school fields all work without extra arrangements. We arrive 60–90 minutes before service, run up to a two-hour service window, then take 30–45 minutes to tear down and clean up.

Booking timeline

  • 4–6 weeks ahead for most events, longer for June and July
  • 2–3 months for weddings and large corporate events
  • Add the City's 90-day coordinator window if you're in a park
  • A deposit confirms the date; the balance is due on or before the event

Dietary requirements

Halal options are available across all menus. Gluten-free is available on most items, and every roasted corn flavour is naturally gluten-free. Vegetarian and vegan options are standard, and we run nut-free events on request. Tell us when you book and we'll confirm exactly which items work for your group.

Mr Fun Foods has catered over 500 events across Toronto and the GTA since 2012, with a 5.0 Google rating. See the full food truck menu, our roasted corn flavours, or the general FAQ for anything not covered here.

Sources: City of Mississauga — Special Event Licence; Mobile Licensing Special Event Licensing Q&A; Apply for an Outdoor Community Event Permit; Mississauga Celebration Square vendor fact sheet. Checked August 2026. Fees and requirements are set by the City and Region of Peel and can change without notice.

Mississauga Questions
Do I need a special event licence for a backyard or office party?

For a private wedding, company picnic or birthday party, the City of Mississauga says no special event licence is required — including when you've paid a caterer to serve food to your guests. Public or ticketed events are different, and the organizer applies for the licence rather than the caterer.

Do you need electricity or a water hookup?

No. We bring our own generator, propane and equipment. We need a clear access lane of about 30 feet for the truck, and that's it.

What does it cost?

$27 per person for one main plus one fun food, $31 per person for one main plus two. Minimum booking is $1,400 total. Coordinator, staff, tents, disposables, setup and teardown are all included in that price.

Can you come to a Mississauga school?

Yes — school fields and lots work well for us, since we don't need any hookups. Schools in Mississauga are served by the Peel District School Board, and each board and school has its own vendor and food-safety requirements, so check with your school administration first and we'll supply whatever documentation they ask for.

How far ahead should I book?

4–6 weeks for most events, longer through June and July. Weddings and large corporate events are best at 2–3 months. If your event is in a City park, add more time — the City assigns an event coordinator roughly 90 days out for events with vendors.