The closest thing to heaven on earth we have found to date!Our favorites are: Bea Arthur, Salty Pimp & Monday Sunday.We promise the line is worth the wait or your Salty Pimp is on us! (Minus the slap)
Delicious, even for us non-veg skeptics. Also, the cinnamon snail is ridiculously good, and huge for $3.
The Lassi Pop is made from a blend of all-natural, probiotic Indian yogurt with digestive herbs, spices and fruit. These rich and creamy pops make for a delightful afternoon snack on a hot day. Read more.
Get the Basmati Royal- $10 but has grilled chicken, merguez, kofta, grilled beef, grilled veggies and greens over basmati rice with coice of sauces. Very tasty!
Tilapia plate ftw! It's not too spicy if you're Asian & used to fiery food. I asked for extra hot sauce and it was still a bit mild. If you want pita with the plate, it's $1 extra.
Advantage: Large selection of organic and biodynamic wines and a handful of wines from local estates and seasonally inspired, locally sourced cuisine. For Dinner Taste: Porcini Farrotto Read more.
You’ll be tempted to order an “American Kobe” burger ($7.50), but the cheaper ($5.50) grass-fed Angus is plenty thick and juicy enough. One of our 25 favorite food trucks! Read more.
Try the fried small buns, stuffed with a small morsel of pork. "These doughy, juicy wonders are stuffed into a small styrofoam square and waiting to be covered in vinegars and hot sauce." Read more.
Mexicue holds a contest for new menu items each season. Participants take a specific seasonal ingredient, whip up a recipe, and post it to the restaurant's Facebook page. Enter today!
Do you want to know what it tastes like to eat in Kashgar? Avoid the trip across the world and order the lamb skewers. Get them extra spicy!
This unpretentious cart delivers a pun-filled menu for your funny bone and yummy, healthy bites for your mouth & stomach. Falafel salad is a win but everything else sounds wonderful too!
