I found two Indian food trucks (same concept as taco trucks)!

[da1]

So last night I had food from a food truck called Desi Grill and More (12672 Veterans Memorial). Surprisingly, the food quality was excellent! It took about thirty minutes to make, but that was a good thing, because the guy made it from scratch. I think it's only open 5 PM - 12 PM though. There was also a sign for another one called Tandoori Nite (7821 Highway 6). I also read about one called Indian Food Corner (11200 S Wilcrest Dr) which is more Bombay style food. I feel for these guys and will frequent their businesses so they don't have to work in trucks anymore. You guys should give them a try too!

[Xerobull]

Originally Posted by da1 So last night I had food from a food truck called Desi Grill and More (12672 Veterans Memorial). Surprisingly, the food quality was excellent! It took about thirty minutes to make, but that was a good thing, because the guy made it from scratch. I think it's only open 5 PM - 12 PM though. There was also a sign for another one called Tandoori Nite (7821 Highway 6). I also read about one called Indian Food Corner (11200 S Wilcrest Dr) which is more Bombay style food. I feel for these guys and will frequent their businesses so they don't have to work in trucks anymore. You guys should give them a try too!

Pretty awesome...

So if Taco Trucks are Roach Coaches, what are these things called? Curry...surries? (wince)

[RKREBORN]

Interesting. Gotta give this a try. Food trucks are pretty common in India.



"Dosa vaaalaaaa!"

[sammy]

medeepy?

[Harrisment]

There's also one on Durham near I-10, in the Ace Hardware parking lot. I haven't tried it yet though.

[Torn n Frayed]

Originally Posted by Harrisment There's also one on Durham near I-10, in the Ace Hardware parking lot. I haven't tried it yet though.

ERR, there was one there but they were shut down, not sure the story but I called in a togo order recently and they informed me of the news. BUMMER, that place was sooooo money!! Those other spots are too far but Ashkas, the place that closed was just perfect.

[R0ckets03]

Ive been to the one on Veterans Memorial. Really good, but its not cheap. The one on Highway 6 is also the same owner.

[da1]

Originally Posted by RKREBORN Interesting. Gotta give this a try. Food trucks are pretty common in India. "Dosa vaaalaaaa!"

Yea it's a dhaba concept

[da1]

Originally Posted by R0ckets03 Ive been to the one on Veterans Memorial. Really good, but its not cheap. The one on Highway 6 is also the same owner.

It's not cheap you're right but it's worth it. I got chicken tikka masala ($7.99) and two naan (99 cents each).

[s land balla]

Chicken tikka masala is like crack to white people.

[Oski2005]

30 minutes is a long time for a truck. People need to take their cues from NYC food carts.

[rocketsjudoka]

I wonder if anyone has tried this with Chinese food?

[deadlybulb]

What a fantastic idea!

MMMMMMMMM............ Curry.

[The_Yoyo]

they've had this in LA for some time now

its the Dosa Truck

they even have their own twitter account so you know where they are gonna be

http://twitter.com/dosatruck/

[s land balla]

Some of the Indian food on Hillcroft might as well have been made in a truck...

[Ramu3]

[Mr. Brightside]

They used to have these things when I lived in Jersey City, NJ a few years back. It started out with one truck and then a rival company set up shop right across the street. They made good business, and food was pretty good. It took about 7 minutes to prepare Kathi (sp?) rolls and stuff like that.

[moose]

Do you happen to know if their food is halal?

[da1]

Originally Posted by moose Do you happen to know if their food is halal?

It is halal the sign said all halal meat