Tuesday, December 22, 2009

What kind of food do they serve in the streets in New York City? - Made with love

What kind of food do they serve in the streets in New York City? - title again!

10 comments:

  1. Love and serve your city, your neighborhood, your workplace, your home & your loved ones today.

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  2. Depending on where you are they also serve souvlaki, rice, fresh fruits, roasted peanuts & cashews, pistachios, chestnuts, knishes, chicken, beef, bagels, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, donuts, sandwhiches....The foods do vary with the neighborhood.



    Some streets don't allow food vendors.

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  3. There are some around central park who do some ethnic things and some around the MMMA

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  4. Aroydee, Gamla Stan, (Old city) in Stockholm will never serve shark fins they claim in local newspaper. Good!

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  5. Awarded "Best Street Vendor" was the Dosa man - Sri Lanka - his cart is at Washington Square South and Sullivan Street



    Leek pancakes - cart is at Grand and Mott in Chinatown



    Tacos - truck on 96th and Broadway - evening and night (they're not allowed to park there before 6pm - really good tacos and quesidillas)



    There are also carts selling shish kabobs, curries, hot dogs, shwarmas, nuts, ices and ice creams. I loved the carved mangos.

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  6. You name it! In N.Y.C., Street vendors FROM all over the World, sell "fast food" samplings from all over the World... You HAVEN'T been to the Big Apple- unless you've tried some of them out! :)

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  7. swanky bubbles a shusi restaurant in old city yeah nigga sushi lol they serve food till 1

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  8. Some friends & I want 2 serve dinner the salvation army or The Melting Pot in Johnson City, anyone have contact for one of these places??

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  9. So if you wanna serve above, or be a king below with us, your welcome to the city where your future is set forever.

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  10. L 3km, B 1km, D 800m, DP 2.4m tons (dwt), and enough ice cream to serve a small city (of 28,500, which is the crew complement)

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