This guy has taken the spot of Little Morocco by the big button and needle (I asked him and he says he's there every day except Saturday). If you're confused, just look for the guy with the crazy chiseled jawline.
The line took a while (he said he had to refill sauces). But it was worth the wait. Relatively cheap- $5 for a chicken over rice, or lamb over rice. But here's the kicker- a mixed platter is also $5. Hardly ever see that.
The chicken is shredded and not in pieces (I know some people are against that). The lame looked pretty fresh and tastes good. For sides, he has crisp lettuce, chickpeas and green beans (he asks if you want the latter two).
Sauces- white, red (not as hot as other reds), and a green yogurt sauce. Little Morocco had the green as well. I wonder if the two guys are related or if he arranged for LM to skip town…
What sets this guy apart from the other food carts in the area is he also has Indian food. Didn't try any, but it's always nice to have options.
This guy has taken the spot of Little Morocco by the big button and needle (I asked him and he says he's there every day except Saturday). If you're confused, just look for the guy with the crazy chiseled jawline.
The line took a while (he said he had to refill sauces). But it was worth the wait. Relatively cheap- $5 for a chicken over rice, or lamb over rice. But here's the kicker- a mixed platter is also $5. Hardly ever see that.
The chicken is shredded and not in pieces (I know some people are against that). The lame looked pretty fresh and tastes good. For sides, he has crisp lettuce, chickpeas and green beans (he asks if you want the latter two).
Sauces- white, red (not as hot as other reds), and a green yogurt sauce. Little Morocco had the green as well. I wonder if the two guys are related or if he arranged for LM to skip town…
What sets this guy apart from the other food carts in the area is he also has Indian food. Didn't try any, but it's always nice to have options.