Well, the teriyaki cart appears to have given up and departed for a less-competitive location.
But two of our street vendors were written up in the Daily News yesterday...
The Daily News
Get your fast food fix with these 7 great street eatsBY RACHEL WHARTON
Saturday, June 28th 2008, 4:00 AM
In New York, summer is the time to hit the streets - and we mean for the food. Thanks to stalls, stands, trucks and carts, our city is an international outdoor food court of roast pork tacos, Ecuadoran ceviches, sauerkraut-topped German wursts and jerk chicken. Need help with a plan of action? Start with this must-visit list.
1. Tacos Guichos: One of several taco trucks along Jackson Heights' main drag of street food, Guichos' tacos are always a steal (think roast pork or griddle-seared crispy chicken). Regulars also opt for their sopes, the thick little corncakes topped with Mexican sour cream and beans. But the strip is a street-smart foodie fave, thanks to the fact that you can take a seat in the mini-park nearby. Gleane St. and Roosevelt Ave., Queens, no phone
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5. Mini-Picanteria el Guayaquileno: Don't let another July go by without trying the sweet shrimp in this massive mobile unit's Ecuadoran ceviche. Served up in a portable plastic tub and doused with a tomato-lime broth, it screams summer. Top it off with crushed plantains or toasted corn or a squeeze of vinegar, lemon juice and hot sauce. Tuesdays through Sundays at 80th St. and Roosevelt Ave., Queens, no phone.
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