Posts Tagged ‘Rickshaw Dumpling Truck’

FOOD TRUCKS AND BEER…AND ICE CREAM FOR DESSERT

February 16th, 2011

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Mexicue, our current NYSF Featured Vendor, tipped us off to a really cool event next month.

The Brooklyn Brewery and Edible are presenting a 5-course dinner featuring their beer and food from the following Vendy Award nominated food trucks – Mexicue, Souvlaki GR, Rickshaw Dumplings and Van Leeuwen Artisan Ice Cream.

The event costs $40 per ticket and is being held on Wed, March 23rd from 6-9pm at the Brooklyn Brewery (79 North 11th St, Brooklyn).

Tickets are not on sale yet, but we will be sure to let you know when they are.  Sounds like an awesome event!

Abby & Pavlos

Souvlaki GR

TODAY’S LUNCH: THAI CHICKEN BASIL DUMPLINGS FROM RICKSHAW TRUCK

August 16th, 2010

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It was another crazy day at the office, and I needed something nearby and quick for lunch.  Rickshaw Dumpling Truck was only 1/2 block away and they don’t usually have a long line, which fit the bill perfectly.  Today’s Lunch is the Thai chicken basil dumplings with peanut sauce ($6) and a cold noodle salad ($3) from Rickshaw Dumpling Truck. (Note: This was a few days ago.)

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FOOD TRUCK FESTIVALS IN NYC & BOSTON THIS WEEKEND

August 4th, 2010

Hells Kitchen Flea

New and repeat food truck festivals are taking place this weekend in NYC and Boston.

In an encore performance of a very successful debut, the Hell’s Kitchen Flea Market is having another Gourmet Food Truck Bazaar…and Boston is holding it’s 1st Annual Food Truck Festival.

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DUMPLING DISCUSSION AT THE TENEMENT MUSEUM

May 26th, 2010

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“From wontons to pierogis, the dumpling is a beloved eat in many cuisines. Wai Hon Chu, the chef behind the cred-securing title The Dumpling: A Season Guide, huddles with authors Jayne Cohen and Tom Birchard (of Veselka fame) on Thursday, May 27th to extol the greatness of a cooked ball of dough. Chu knows his stuff, with a background that includes stints at March and the Russian Tea Room, and select dumplings are on hand to give the talk some delicious context. ” - Jason Jude Chan

Wai Hon Chu

This event is free, and is being held on Thursday at 6:30pm at the Tenement Museum at 108 Orchard Street.  Expect to find the Rickshaw Dumpling Cart parked outside, as Wai Hon Chu is a co-founder of the Rickshaw Dumpling Bar.  [Flavorpill]
If you haven’t been to the Tenement Museum, it’s a very interesting place, especially for people whose ancestors came through Ellis Island and lived in tenements on the Lower East Side (like mine).

TODAY’S LUNCH: PORK & CHIVE DUMPLINGS FROM RICKSHAW DUMPLING TRUCK

April 22nd, 2010

rickshaw truck

It was another crazy day, so I didn’t have time to go anywhere but right near my office for lunch.  Being by 57th & Broadway, there aren’t a lot of good food trucks or carts around here, but the Rickshaw Dumpling Truck parks on 57th St & 8th Ave every Wed (this lunch was yesterday).

I’ve had Rickshaw dumplings several times, and while I can’t say they are the best dumplings you’ll ever have, with the lack of Chinese restaurants in this area, they have become my go-to place for dumplings.  My favorite so far were the thai chicken & basil dumplings, but I’ve also had the edamame dumplings and the shrimp dumplings.

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