Anonymous wrote:Where do the best food trucks park? Can you typically find them at the same location?

Farragut Square and also around 20th and L.

Where do the best food trucks park? Can you typically find them at the same location?

Anonymous wrote:Corned Beef King. They no longer come to downtown Bethesda and I am so sad.

They found a permanent home in Olney.

Tortuga Truck

Corned Beef King. They no longer come to downtown Bethesda and I am so sad.

Anonymous wrote:Kohinoor Dhaba

+1. I also loved District Taco but they just closed their cart operation.

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and I know what meat & three (veg) is (although it's usually meat + two veg where I'm from). I wouldn't eat it for lunch, though. That's more of a weekend night dinner for me.

There are several BBQ trucks that has traditional sides. I'm a clueless Midwesterner. Is M+3 just BBQ and 3 sides like Mac n Cheese or Cole slaw or corn? Then the type of meat and style of sauce varies by region?

Yellow Korean truck.
The one that makes fresh mini donuts at Ballston on Wednesdays.

The crab cake one.
The lobster one.
The pie one.
The dumpling one.
The bulgogi one.

Sol
Far east taco

Kohinoor Dhaba

Oh, and I know what meat & three (veg) is (although it's usually meat + two veg where I'm from). I wouldn't eat it for lunch, though. That's more of a weekend night dinner for me.

Tasty Kabob is the best, hands down, streets ahead of ANYONE else.

Tasty Kabob
DC Slices

I think we need a good "meat and three" truck. If I had the resources and talent, I'd start a truck and call it just that.

(Do people here know what Meat and Three is?)

I am wondering if DCUM will help me do some research as I am trying to convince my chef brother to get into this line of business in another city.
So, what truck to you like best? Why? What else/other food would you like to see? What are the drawbacks? What was your best/worst experience?

Thank you for responding.