Introducing the Green Express Cart, Middle Eastern Food with an Organic Flair
After frequenting the food truck haven at 47th Street and Vanderbilt, I’ve noticed that the lineup of trucks and carts varies from day to day. It’s become a popular spot for new vendors to set up shop, including the likes of Rhong Tiam, Bread and Olives, and the not-yet-reviewed Monkey Brothers Lab. Yesterday, I noticed ANOTHER new cart on the block, Green Express. They’ve got a limited menu of vegetarian Middle Eastern food, like falafel, hummus, and sabish (toasted or fried eggplant). The cart prides itself on offering mostly organic, mostly vegan food in environmental friendly, biodegradable containers. I can see where the “green” in their name comes from…
I haven’t been able to find a web presence, so hopefully they stay put on 47th for now. Has anyone been able to try out the cart yet?
Posted by Chris Thompson at 9:30 am, August 14th, 2013 under Green Express Cart.
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I mean, good god, just look at it. This is what ML lives for.
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Speaking of RAMEN BURGERS….You can get a RAMEN HOTDOG (spiced ramen on a hotdog bun) from the deli associated with Tomi Jazz located on the North side of 53rd.
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I believe that “ramen hotdog” sandwich is yakisoba on a hot dog bun, but it’s good, whatever it’s called.
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It’s actually chow mein on a hot dog bun at Tomi Jazz Original, but called a yakisoba sandwich elsewhere, like Panya in the E. Vil.
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you guys need to go to japan. versions of hot dog + ramen + burgers + etc + etc can be found in all kinds of variations. basically what i’m saying is, it’s heaven.
Why am I reading about green vegetarian organic vegan biodegradable nonsense when there is a RAMEN BURGER out there to report on?