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Jun 6, 2022 · 7. Los Tacos No. 1. In the ongoing debate about whether NYC or L.A. has the better Mexican food scene, Los Tacos No. 1 makes a strong case for the Big Apple. A trio of friends—one from Tijuana ...
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- Tacos El Bronco. In a city full of $5 tacos, Tacos El Bronco is a bargain at $3 a pop. However don’t assume the low price tag means a dip in quality; the veal head, tongue and tripe are all cooked to a tender, juicy consistency.
- Adel’s Famous Halal Food. Full disclosure: you’ll likely be waiting in line for more than an hour try to Adel’s Famous Halal Food. Even then I never debated taking it off the list, it’s just that good.
- Bodega Truck. Those in tune with the happenings of the internet are likely familiar with the famous bodega chopped cheese. It’s a hamburger patty, cheese, onion, peppers and seasoning all chopped and scrambled together, served on a hoagie.
- Cheong Fun Cart. Chinatown is home to countless tempting street food options, but Cheong Fun Cart manages to stand head and shoulder above the rest. The cart is run by a sweet lady who makes tantalizing rice noodle rolls.
Well, Manhattan clam chowder is made with a tomatoey, brothy, and clear base. While New England clam chowder is known for its thick, creamy, and milky-white consistency. With its easy access to fresh seafood and the bustling Fulton Fish Market, the Big Apple was the perfect place for this iconic NYC dish to thrive.
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- The Bodega Truck. The only thing that says NYC besides a hot slice, is a chopped cheese. Bronx-born Jermey Batista brings them out of bodega and into the streets with The Bodega Truck.
- Makina Cafe. Eden Egziabher left her war-torn home behind to create a space where Eritreans and Ethiopians could peacefully co-exist. Makina Cafe infuses both cultures' flavors in its "Habesha" cuisine, a word that removes delineation between the two tribes.
- NY Dosas. This one-man dosa show is run by Thiru Kumar, AKA "The Dosa Man." You'll find the NY Dosas cart at West 4th Street and Sullivan Street in Washington Square Park South where Kumar has been serving his vegan and gluten-free rice and lentil-filled South Indian crepes since 2002.
- Red Hook Lobster Pound. The Red Hook Lobster Pound offers a taste of Maine right in New York City. Husband and wife duo Ralph Gorham and Susan Povich opened their first location in 2009 and now have several including appearances at markets like Smorgasburg.
Sep 25, 2018 · Originally a Queens staple, the cart dominated the corner of 30th Street and Broadway in Astoria for almost a decade before it won the Vendy Award for New York’s Best Street Food in 2010.
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Feb 2, 2024 · Some of the Best Street Food in NYC. The Halal Guys (Multiple locations) – This food cart is infamous. They’re building their own empire and are now found everywhere in New York. They even have their own shop in the Philippines inside a mall. The original spot is located on 53rd Street and 6th Avenue. There’s usually a line that goes by ...
May 8, 2024 · 13620 Roosevelt Ave # 24. Tian Fu Cuisine is a go-to spot for cold Sichuan noodles. The noodles are generously garnished with chili oil, black vinegar, garlic, and a rich amount of Sichuan pepper. Nestled in a cozy basement beneath a grocery store, this restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. Recommended by.
