New York Street Food

About 2 weeks ago, we posted about a NYT article that went beyond the usual Twitter suspects. Leave it to Eating In Translation to check out as many of these places as possible.   Here are their in-depth reviews of: Tia Julia El Idolo Mama Isabel's Place Papo Frutas and Linda's Mini-Kitchen (pictured above) ENJOY!

We recently told you about some great street food in SF.  Here's some Left Coast street food love courtesy of NBC's LA affiliate, who highlight: @Marked5 ("Japanese Style Burgers") @BorderGrill ("Gourmet tacos" and more) @COOLHAUS (gourmet ice cream sammies) @kogibbq (Korean BBQ Taco Truck) @Letsbefrank ("Grass Fed Beef Hot Dogs") Next time you're in the City of Angels, make sure to check out these great food trucks....

SF Weekly found an Israeli street food vendor who sets up in various locations, often outside of bars, and calls himself Kike on a Bike.  (His name, not ours.)   The moniker may be offensive to some, but if you can get past the name, they say the middle eastern food is excellent.  Thanks to @eatstreetfood in SF for the...

There was an astounding controversy in the recent TIWYF (This Is Why You're Fat) Eat 'N Tweet street food contest.  It was not won by a fat person. Nick McGlynn (not a fat person) won the recent This Is Why You're Fat Eat 'N Tweet contest, in which the winner had to find six participating street food trucks on twitter,...

For those of you not in New York this weekend, here's some great out-of-town street food: In Lake Worth, FL (near West Palm Beach), Swanky's Low and Slow Barbecue has sandwiches made with pulled pork that has been cooked for 30 hours.  Next time I'm in South Florida, have to give it a try A rotisserie truck :) in San...

The ultimate New York Street Food is a hot dog (or tube steak, as my father-in-law calls it).  Endless Simmer takes a trip around the boroughs to check out the multitude of hot dogs available in NYC

There are many street vendors selling great New York Street Food who are not on Twitter and are not being covered by the usual food writers and bloggers .  NYT profiles some of these "unknown" street vendors selling such great items as tofu kebabs, black sesame porridge, alcapurrias de carne, pastelillos, tlacayos and many other favorites from their home...

Be on the lookout for a new Bobby Flay Throwdown! with the Wafels & Dinges truck.  Good luck Bobby.  These are some serious wafels. Picknick Smoked BBQ will be presenting Daily Specials soon at their downtown truck Channel 13 profiled Carlos Sarabia's coffee cart on 33rd St and 9th Ave as part of their series New York On The...

Over a hundred street vendors protested at City Hall against perceived police crackdowns.  Vendors say that instead of civil summonses (tickets), vendors are being arrested and facing criminal charges.  This could have devastating effects on many of the vendors, 83% of whom are estimated to be immigrants.

Madison Square Park gets some new food stalls Biryani Cart gets grief from its neighbor, Cafe Europa Non Sequitur gets into the food cart frenzy with a cart-toon