I've been wanting to come eat here for months except this truck is quite hard to go to because they…read moreare open 4-5 days a week for only 3 hours during lunch time. Usually I'm jam packed with meetings so its hard to go but I was so excited to finally spot them and try them out. On Google Maps, it says that they are open at 12 but I went a little early at like 11:50 and they were open. I ordered the Steamed Chicken set and it was delicious. I really loved the piping hot soup with lots of daikon inside. The chicken was also very tender and went well with the chicken-soaked rice especially with the sauce drizzled all over it. In the corporate lunch space where you're either eating a salad or something very heavy, I was quite happy about this alternative. Also the fact that they gave us this meal within a minute after ordering was fantastic. Will definitely be back! Also loved that they take Venmo.

This truck is sometimes hard to chase down but it's totally worth it. I tried to come here on a…read morerainy Wednesday once and it wasn't open, but I came all the way back the next day and got to try their steamed khao man gai set for only $10! The chicken was tender and paired so well with the ginger sauce, and I was also a big fan of the ginger rice and chicken broth. This might not be the best khao man gai I've ever had but still so good, especially at its price point. Make sure to try and find them between 12-3pm on weekdays with good weather, and come prepared with cash or Venmo!

Right below the 103rd Street-Corona Plaza 7 train station is the street food vendor Pinchos La…read moreSuquita. It is directly across from the Dunkin Donuts in the middle of a dozen Mexican street food vendors, you can't miss it with its blue and white umbrella cover. In a busy intersection filled with cars, people, running trains, and classic Mexican street food, you will find Pinchos La Suquita (a skewer cart) selling BBQ pork and chicken skewers, chorizo sausages, roast pork, and one of my favorites, Elote (grilled Mexican street corn). For $3 you have a choice between grilled or boiled corn, with mayo and Cotija cheese. For less than $10 you can get more than you can eat. The neighborhood around Corona Plaza is filled with authentic Mexican restaurants, street vendors, bakeries, and supermarkets. A wonderful cultural experience that starts with this central food cart.

Small cart...big flavor. Li-Sal's is an excellent option for lunch and you get a great meal at a…read moregreat price. The lunch specials tend to be under $10 and will definitely fill you up. One of the specials comes with half a sub, soup, and two garlic rolls for $7, and the other comes with ziti and meatballs, soup, and two garlic rolls for $8. The Italian bean and pasta soup is delicious and the garlic rolls are superb soaked in olive oil and garlic...each bite is as good as the last. I've tried a variety of their subs including the chicken, meatball, and eggplant parmesan, and though they're basic, they're all solid.. Excellent food and service. Highly recommended!

Everything is great here and I mean everything, if your in the area you would be doing yourself a…read moredisservice not to swing by and at least have one of there amazing cannolis

Inexpensive tapas food, quick service, large enough portions, and a variety of hot and cold dishes…read more They don't serve alcohol but have other non-alcoholic beverages. Smack in the middle of Times Square.

Recommendations: Buuz/momos. Tsuivan was good as well…read more I was at this food cart a couple of weeks ago, having heard about it from TasteBuds, a highly recommended Instagram (or originally TikTok) account, with two folks trying food from all different cuisines over the city. This is apparently the only Mongolian spot in the city, and it happened to be pretty nearby. I decided to get two things, with one dish for dinner that night, and one for the next afternoon for lunch. They were out of some things, as it was evening by that point. The friendly man working in the cart also gave me a salted butter tea, which was tasty, reminding me of course of the similar butter teas from the various Nepalese, Tibetan, and Bhutanese spots, with the closest being the latter. For dinner, I had the Tsuivan/, a mix of fresh stir-fried noodles with veggies and beef for $20. This was pricey, but there was plenty of beef, which was very tender. The noodles, which I think were wheat-based, had a pleasant mouth feel, being toothsome without being hard. The vegetables consisted of bell peppers, onions, and a couple of others. Otherwise, there was a mild cumin flavor along with a couple of other spices. Lunch the next day was the Buuz/, the Mongolian version of momos, with a choice of filling. In this case, I went with lamb, with Australian lamb, scallions, and fresh Mongolian spices. These were 8 for $15, and they were large and delicious. I found the skin thinner than many momos I have had, and the filling was juicy with a mix of spices. There were also two sauces, a lightly spicy and sour one, and a yogurt with some greens. I would recommend these and would go back for lunch for them alone. Tasty cart, and I hope they do well.

I was in NYC on business and found this amazing food cart. Only in NY! Incredible food and great…read moreservice. Highly recommended. Try as much as you can, as it's all great!

I literally just picked up some Kimchi fried rice from here and am eating it now. I felt compelled…read moreto write a review for a couple reasons. They made it fresh which is great but might also be troublesome if there is a line. It tastes great and is actually a lot better then what I've had in restaurants. It is a pretty simple dish, but that is what makes it so hard to do well. Definitely give it a try.

Pros: * Solid food truck choice if you want a lot of good…read morefood for your money. For $6 I got a Bulgogi Burrito and it was very filling. Bulgogi was tasty and tender. Cons: * Gobuki could use a branding overhaul as well as social media marketing outlets, as there isn't anything that stands out to customers. Tip: * Make sure to come early if you want Spicy Pork, as they run out around 12:30PM.

Craving shave ice , this is your place. Wide selection of flavors, creamy options too and equally…read moredelicious sugar- free selection. It's the cutest little food- truck without wheels. Backyard setting with al covered picnic style benches and tables. The owner is super sweet and she's now joined by her daughter. They also have hot dogs on the menu. The only downside to this place is that the hours of operation are inconsistent. The owners said it's because she recently a promotion at her regular job and had to switch up her schedule. So sometimes we drive by when they're supposed to be open ,only to see a lock on the gate. It's a seasonal shop as it is so if closed on a hot summer day it can be a bit disappointing but I get the reason . Overall the season closes just around Thanksgiving. Cash only. If you're lucky to catch them open it's a refreshing flavor filled treat.

Wow !!!! A little oasis in ENY Brooklyn …read more..... Been passing this Hawaiian Shave Ice Stand for the past few weeks finally had to stop today to get some relief form this heat .... Just take a look at this lil Stand, it's so welcoming nicely decorated with beautiful flowers and tropical colors a real Hawaiian theme going on which makes you feel like your on Vacation .... O, did I mention that they have Island music playing steel drums and all that Caribbean music which makes you forget all your worries !!! They provide shaded seating under a gazebo and what I really enjoyed was the water misters to keep you kool while waiting in line ..... Finally it was my turn to be served and this nice lady greeted me with a friendly smile and knew it was my first time here... she was so nice she explained how they make fresh snow as they call it, she actually made me a snow ball in the middle of July ... lol They shave block ice in a machine which turns it into fresh fallen snow ... then their flavor syrups get poured on top and the snow catches all the syrups just like it's gonna catch you !!! Over 100 flavor combinations to choose from & create .... I'm sold and will be back here with my girlfriend tomorrow night !!! Great spot for a lil date night .. Her name was Loreen and she let me sample a few flavors and every one she suggested was off the chain delicious!!! I finally decided to go with a large Hawaiian Sun Set which has guava,mango,pineapple & strawberry ... O and don't forget to add cream it's make the ice more creamy & delish !!! It's worth the .50 cents extra .... After hanging out here eating my ice I noticed that they serve Sabrett all beef hot dogs with all the yum yums !!! Sabrett Onions & Sauerkraut... I had to give them a try ... I went with the special 2 dogs & a soda for $ 5.50 great deal ... The dogs are fresh and had a nice snap when I bit into them... the onion & kraut was on point !!!! Glad I stopped in .... also got to see how the Lil kids really enjoy this shave ice stand .... A great spot to bring the family ... the kids will definitely love this place .... Thanks Loreen for the great service & awesome Shave Ice & delicious hot dogs brought back great memories from when I was a kid ... I will definitely be back & refer all my friends & family as well as my coworkers....

She comes out once in a blue moon as you know that she is always hiding somewhere and it's like…read moreplaying I Spy or Finding Nemo all over again. Delicious tamales as they are not dry, not gritty, and not too greasy and is also very filling. My girlfriend and I love the mole because she loves her foods sweet and savory but for me, I think you cannot go wrong with any tamale. My girlfriend think that the cheese one is a bit too rubbery but I liked it. I'm still trying to find her till this day and hope she is doing well.

She has moved to Elmhurst and Broadway! She's hidden…read morebehind a bus stop sign if you don't immediately see her. Today I got an elote and chicken tamale, the damage was $3.50 and both were excellent. She said she's always there when it's nice out so I'm looking forward to seeing her more frequently as it warms up.