Those of you patiently waiting for the opening of Kortako, the Korean taco and sandwich place on Nassau (btw. John & Fulton) from the people behind Bon Chon on John, you’re just going to have to wait a little longer. According to a note on Kortako’s Web site, the opening has been delayed until mid-November due to delays in getting inspected. Those half-off coupons you got from Bon Chon will be extended to expire one month after whenever the opening date is. The inside looks ready to serve us some Korean fusion food, so stay tuned for a solid opening date.
Posted by Andrea H at 10:00 am, November 4th, 2011 under Financial District, Kortako.
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Unless you work near or at City Hall or the surrounding area (or are going to court), you’re probably like me and forget about the kiosks near the 1 Centre St. building. The other day when Korean food sounded like an excellent lunch idea, I realized I hadn’t been back to Koki & Vegi since they opened. I was impressed with their bulgogi that cost less than $10 and figured that based on the extreme enthusiasm of the people working there that the bibimbap was going to be pretty good too.
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Posted by Andrea H at 12:00 pm, November 3rd, 2011 under City Hall, Koki & Vegi, Korean.
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Trucks Flock To Old Slip: In lunches you have to pay for today, the ML Downtown Twitter Tracker tells us that Frying Dutchmen is on Varick, Wafels & Dinges and Eddie's Pizza both have carts on Greenwich and Kimchi Tacos is on Hudson. Mexicue, Bongo Brothers and Souvlaki GR are at Old Slip. Rickshaw Dumplings is on both Hudson and on Wall along with La Cense.
Posted at 11:23 am, November 3rd, 2011 | 0 Comments
Last Thursday we got free lunch from a couple of trucks but this week ups the ante with the MasterCard Priceless NY Food Truck Feast bringing us four free lunch opportunities downtown. Details are here but if you have a MasterCard and retweet with the #PricelessNY tag or like them on Facebook, you can get free food from Schnitzel & Things and Green Pirate on Broadway btw. Spring & Broome, and Crisp on Wheels and GO Burger on Hanover Sq. btw. Water & Pearl. There are two more weeks of this Thursday promotion so some of you can plan on leaving your lunch at home.
Posted by Andrea H at 9:30 am, November 3rd, 2011 under Free Stuff.
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Sweetery Partners With Charity: The folks at Sweetery bring word that they're partnering with the Strike 3 Foundation and will kick this off tomorrow with the Oakland A's pitcher behind the charity doing a meet and greet at the truck on Hudson St. Stop by from 8:30 to 10 a.m. and buy some breakfast before or after shaking a baseball player's hand.
Posted at 12:00 pm, November 2nd, 2011 | 0 Comments
It took forever to open in a huge space on Wall St., and now it appears that kosher food court Milk Street Cafe could shutter and the finger is being pointed at the Occupy Wall St. protests. According to the story, 21 people have been laid off and the manager says they could be three weeks from closing after only being open for a few months. The prices are a little high, but for a lot of people this was an awesome lunch destination if you were kosher or just vegetarian. Update: It looks like a little publicity helped because, voila, the barriers lining Wall St. were taken down on Wednesday.
Posted by Andrea H at 9:30 am, November 2nd, 2011 under Milk St. Cafe.
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Gorilla, Korilla In Soho: As they are every Tuesday, Big D's Grub and Cupcake Crew are at Hanover Sq. The ML Downtown Twitter Tracker also shows Gorilla Cheese on Hudson, Korilla BBQ on Varick, and Rickshaw Dumplings will not be in the FiDi today due to filming of some TV show but they will be on Hudson. Calexico is on Prince and has chicken with onions and poblanos as a special. Taim is on Varick with red pepper falafel and Bongo Brothers is at Old Slip.
Posted at 11:24 am, November 1st, 2011 | 0 Comments