A pink food truck sits at the corner near the main drag in Flushing. They sell a variety of…read moreskewers and some drinks. Bought a few skewers. All the portions were rather small and was not served hot. Didn't really like the spice flavorings of any skewers. Also there was some sort of unpleasant after taste. It could be just me. Maybe that spice is an acquired taste. The good: squid was tender. But you get 4 tiny pieces on a stick.

Not sure what the review under me was talking about that there is a weird after taste. Perhaps…read moreshe's referring to the numbing taste? That's typical of Szechuan food. My skewers were served hot and it was delicious. Back in Szechuan this is typically street food. Usually they sell you a handful of raw skewers and you stick the raw skewers in the hotpot to boil until cooked. You consume while standing in front of the cart. This one however was served to you cooked in either a bag (if you order maybe 2 pcs) and in a tall cup if you order more than a few. The flavor was good. Very typical of Szechuan hotpot. I loved it. The serving is also typical of a skewer stick, few pieces on a stick. Price was averaging $1.50 each which was also typical I also ordered the rose jelly. That's also typically eaten with this kind of food, because it's spicy and numbing, you cook down with the sweet and cold brown sugar or rose jelly. This was my second try and I'd try every time I'm in flushing.

New owner now. Super delicious and affordable chinese bbq skewers. So much more worth it than…read moreeating at any overpriced bbq restaurants around New York. Lamb and corn is a must try! The corn is the Chinese style chewy corn not the standard sweet corn.

I've been coming to flushing for quite some time and I have tried all the street vendors there…read more Just like the tea shops, each place has their own different taste. Their not much different from each other, but its there. That aside, in my opinion, what makes a good street vendor is him/her ability to keep the customer coming back. There, it's does this like second nature. After going there a few times, it kinda felt like the cheers of BBQ carts. He seems to know a lot of the locals, both american and chinese and is not above starting a little chat and offering a smoke. At night, there will be some kiddy stools mysteriously lying around the sidewalk and most of all, the guy is clean. Although a little dirt dosen't hurt you, it has made me think twice when I see year old grease built up in the grills of some vendors.... Edit: There are many vendors out there, this one is in front of the Jewish temple across the street from the 24Hr Dunkin Donuts and super pricey jewelry store.

A few months ago, me and my sister got burritos from this truck. The burritos were ok, we only got…read morethem because they were open super late and we were hungry after the gym. Today, on June 14th, I stopped by the truck at around 9pm. I politely said "Hi" and the man inside the truck (he has a hoop earring that has a cross on it) just looked at me. So, I said "Hi" again and he responded saying "yes". I was appalled so I just walked away. After about 5 minutes, I went back to the truck and I said "When someone says hi, it's polite to greet them, not say 'yes'. Keep being rude, that's the reason why you don't have any customers right now. Have a goodnight". I don't tolerate disrespect or rude behavior. If you're running a business, it is imperative that you understand the importance of being polite. I will never go back.

The street food scene in Flushing has been stretched thin in the last few years due to local laws,…read morebut the influx of Latin based food trucks and carts have somehow become a more viable option. Carrito El Guerrero, located just outside of Queens Crossing mall (#1), has maintained a steady presence giving folks an option outside Asian cuisine. Like many Mexican carts in Jackson Heights and Corona, they offer a myriad of options ranging from tacos to huaraches to picaditas. Not surprisingly they have non-Mexican options like pupusas on the menu. For time saving reasons, I usually end up ordering tacos. At the standard NYC price of $3 each (#2), the various tacos I've tried (carnitas, asada, chorizo, al pastor) were somewhat mediocre. They're certainly not better than anything in nearby Corona but they do the job, especially when one isn't feeling like Asian food. I've had better results with their cemitas, picaditas, and even their quesadillas. They are sometimes a little too generous with the lettuce and I ask them to scale it back. The pupusas are pretty disappointing, but that was a gamble from the get go. As expected, its cash only. ____________ (#1) After bouncing around several other locations in downtown Flushing. (#2) To everyone outside of NYC: Yes, I know.

I grew up on these during my visits to China in Beijing and this is the closest thing I've tried to…read morethat. Plenty of different options here, but the lamb skewer is what I recommend. Go easy on the spice level if you're even a little worried about spice.

I love a good cart skewer and on my food crawl, one of my friends wanted to stop by here. I can…read moreonly judge on the squid since it's all I got but it was pretty good but I will say is that it's a very popular cart and they get quite busy. My friend ordered about 3 things and unfortunately we had to wait about 30 minutes because they had such a long line and I recall one of the orders being a large order of at least 30 skewers. These take a while to cook so if there's a line then be ready to wait! Other than that, I enjoyed my squid.

Great snack for if you're on the go or if you're just wondering around flushing aimlessly. We…read moreactually went to nan xiang dumpling house for dinner but it took forever to get our food. So instead of ordering another dish, we decided to just get something from this stand, which is located across the restaurant. You're immediately greeted by the amazing aroma coming from the meat skewers. We ordered the chicken & lamb, both for only $1.50 each. The lamb was very flavorful with the paprika powder and the meat was tender. As for the chicken, I didn't ask for paprika because I can't handle spicy foods. So my chicken ended up to be not as flavorful. Nonetheless it was very delicious and juicy. A lot of stands have overcooked and dry meat but this stand cooks them just right. It's a quick, cheap and tasty snack that I'd recommend you try.

I order fish platter, the amount of food was very generous and delicious! The green sauce, I dont…read moreremember what its called, was very good with just the right amount of spice! I will definitely be coming back.

Ordered from here several times now and always consistently amazing. Mixed platter comes with a…read morevery generous amount of food. I eat a lot and I can rarely finish the whole platter. Plenty of sauce. Will say their white sauce is more yogurty than other places but I've grown to like it. More creamy and less oily/salty so it doesn't turn you off when you start getting too full. Can't speak for the fries as I always do double salad, but the salad is always fresh. Would recommend.

Loveeddd the perfectly spiced lamb skewers the best from this cart! Made to order, so always crispy…read moreand hot!

Had already walked around and ate at so many places but when an Asian BBQ stand is in front of you…read morewith people waiting around, then you have to try it! Sorry for the run on sentence. My mouth is watering from looking at picture of my food. We saw some girl getting like 20-30 skewers! I just wanted two to try since we just ate, but I wish I got more. Such a tasty bite on a stick lol. Love food carts that serve delicious food!