Finally! Food truck mania hits Delhi
ARTISANAL LOLLIES: Frugurpop stocks Mexican popsicles called Paletaz, that are made from natural fruits and are free of preservatives. A high-brow version of ice-lollies, these popsicles come in flavours like tiramisu, peach, plum and cranberry. Price: Rs 100 onwards Where: At sector 57, Gurgaon. Follow @frugurpop on Twitter, Instagram and FB for the truck's location
Updated on: Mar 24, 2015 4:15 PM IST
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ARTISANAL LOLLIES: Frugurpop stocks Mexican popsicles called Paletaz, that are made from natural fruits and are free of preservatives. A high-brow version of ice-lollies, these popsicles come in flavours like tiramisu, peach, plum and cranberry. Price: Rs 100 onwards Where: At sector 57, Gurgaon. Follow @frugurpop on Twitter, Instagram and FB for the truck's location
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BURRITOS, BURGERS AND SMOOTHIES: Touted as the city's first food truck, Super Suckers' owner Karan Malik, who likes to drive the truck himself, has an extensive menu of kheema and kulcha delicacies. Malik rues the fact that the lack of laws by local bodies for a set-up like this restricts his free movement around the city and hence, currently operates only during events and functions. Price: Rs 100 onwards, Where: Super Sucker can be tracked on www.facebook.com/saladtruck
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HIPSTER FOOD: Gaurav Gianchandani's What the Truck? serves hot dogs, burgers and wraps. What the Truck? ensures that the patties for burgers are 100% meat. Price: Rs 150 approx, Where: At Buddh International Circuit, Noida, over the weekend at Sohna Road and South City II during weekdays. Track it on facebook.com/whathetruck?
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MEXICAN MUNCHIES: The Lalit Food Truck serves Mexican fare such as churros and tortillas. Kapil Vig, asst manager, F&B says, "In these times of mindful eating it was essential to come up with something that is approachable and serves quality fare." Price: Rs 70 onwards, Where: At World Trade Centre, Barakhamba Lane and across the city. The calendar can be seen at www.thelalitftc.com
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BELGIAN BREAKFASTS: Inspired by the trucks of New York and the TV series Eat Street, Vikrant Misra founded Eggjactly, that has separate menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The mini kitchen has the latest equipment complete with a sewage tank. Eggjactly's menu includes eggy delights like Belgian waffles and anda bhurjee. Price: Rs 80 onwards, Where: Eggjactly, travels across Gurgaon. Follow their FB page EGGjactlythefoodtruck
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