Best NYC street food: Tacos, gyros, fries and more

New York City runs on street food. That’s why our grub-loving vloggers are naming their favorite food trucks across the city. Perhaps most famous is The Halal Guys, known for their “melt-in-you-mouth” meat. Other picks span the boroughs and the globe, from Bangladesh to Greece to Mexico to Hong Kong. Find out if your go-to “drunk food” made the list here.

Catch up on all previous episodes:

Chapters
00:00:20 The Halal Guys
00:01:40 Fuskahouse
00:02:44 King Souvlaki
00:03:55 Birria Landia
00:04:51 Xiang Mini Cakes

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New York City runs on street food but who tops them all I’m a food and lifestyle blogger and we got let’s check some Out there are so many food trucks in New York City and I’ve tried a bunch of random ones that I can’t even remember at this point but there is one food truck that stands out that is always always there for me palal guys it always hits melt in your mouth meat it’s

Basically just Comfort all together in one platter it makes for great drunk food I absolutely love it usually I’m not getting a Euro I like to get a platter and ask for the PE on the side because sometimes you want to scoop and sometimes you want to take a big bite so

You kind of just get Best of Both Worlds there and I like to get the chicken platter I’m a big fan of rice and the amount of rice that comes on the platter is perfection and then you’ve got your little crunch from the tomatoes and the

Onions for a little bit of Health you know it’s just perfect when you’re walking around New York City you really can’t miss the red and yellow cart and you will definitely smell SM the food it smells incredible and you will want it especially after a night Out I think when people think about food trucks in New York City they should think about fusa it is a Bangladeshi street food snack that is one of my favorite bites on the corner of 73rd Street and 37th Avenue up in Jackson Heights Queens you’ll see a few of these

Bangladeshi street food cards fousa house is the one that I would recommend you to go to the shells are made out of semolino dough that are fried so they puff up and they’re hollowed out and stuffed with spiced mashed potatoes and some yellow split peas and then topped

Off with red onions coriander green chilies for a little bit of spice the most important part of this is the liquid and it is a sour Tamarind liquid that you pour into the open shell and then put the whole thing in your mouth in one bite each order comes with eight

And I’ll be honest I could easily put down 15 by my self but it’s a really fun snack to share with friends and there’s a lot of other amazing food up in Jackson Heights so you can do a little food crawl but definitely start at fusa

House because it is a bite that is worth traveling for when I’m hungry and I don’t have a lot of time or I just want to grab something and go I am always going to King suaki it’s on dimar’s Boulevard and Steinway Street in atoria and it is

Dishing up some of the best Greek food in New York I mean listen atoria Queens is probably like the top place that you can get Greek food but do not sleep on the suaki King food truck within 5 to 10 minutes you can get yourself the most amazing toasted and warmed pea filled

With fresh juicy grilled cork suaki fries that have been marinated with oregano smeared with some fresh zesty taziki sauce and it’s wrapped in this beautiful little bouquet it almost looks like a bouquet of flowers but it’s just a bouquet of amazing Greek food it’s so Juicy and Delicious and satisfying there

Is such an amazing Greek community in Queens and this is just so celebrated in this amazing food truck but really that bouquet of pork suaki in warm pea is all that I Need favorite food truck in New York City the first thing that comes to mind is J alandia they are a Mexican truck that has literally some of the best tacos we’ve ever had crunchy shell because they dip the taco shells in the consume which is the broth that the meat

Is cooked in with melty cheese this really tender shredded beef they take cut up onions and cilantro that are not too pungent but they sit like really nicely and cut through all that richness and then what you do is you get a side of the consum you dip the taco it is so

Warming it’s getting cold out like it is the perfect little bite you could have it as a snack you could have it as a lunch have it as a dinner I think they even do delivery they have this big red and yellow logo if you see that you

Should stop and definitely get one of their Tacos when it comes to street food my absolute favorite has to be the vendors that sell sweet mini cakes oh my God you guys these are like some of the best desserts I’ve ever had so they’re kind of like a mixture between a waffle and a pancake it’s actually a little delicacy

In Hong Kong and they call them bubble waffles it’s super crunchy on the outside but has this really puffy light pancake interior that is just to die for on Sundays what I love doing is going to get dimsum and making sure I Sav like a little bit of room for dessert and then

Walking over to one of the street cart Benders you can get the bubble waffles plain or you can put toppings on top but my favorite without out a doubt is just a little bit of a chocolate drizzle for that extra added oomph and if Savory is

More your thing they also have a seaweed flavor that’s really unique what is your favorite NYC food truck spot let us know in the comments