New food vendors set to hit Vancouver's streets

Nineteen new street food vendors were announced by the City today. Here's is a list of locations and menus in alphabetical order.

Cartel Taco

West side of 500 Dunsmuir. Korean beef, pork, tofu tacos.

Chawalla

East side of 800 Howe St. Paratha (Pakastani/Indian flatbread), sweat teas.

Didi's Greek 

South side of 1700 Robson St. Souvlaki, Spanikopita, Greek salad.

Feastro The Rolling Bistro 

Thurlow St. at West Cordova. Seafood chowders,seafood tacos, prawns, oysters, fish and chips, potato/yam fries, pork tacos.

Finest At Sea 

South east corner of Robson and Hornby. Fish tacos, fish sandwiches, vegetable kabobs, coleslaw.

Kiss Kiss Banh Banh

North west corner of Howe and Robson. Korean Banh Mi subs, salads, coffee.

Mangali 

North side 900 West Georgia. Kebabs, couscous, lafah, Mediterranean chickpea salad. 

Mom's Grilled Cheese Truck 

600 Hornby St. Grilled sandwiches, chili, soup. 

Nu Souvlaki 

North side 800 Dunsmuir. Meat and vegetable souvlaki.

Off The Wagon 

600 Howe St. Tacos.

Osa Tako Hero 

South side 800 West Pender. Takoyaki (Japanese octopus dumpling).

Roaming Dragon 

East side 900 Burrard St. Porkbelly sliders, chicken kaarage, banh mi, duck confit salad, rice balls, soba noodle soup, fruit.

Roaming Dragon 2 (New name coming soon)

East side 800 Burrard St. Sandwiches, shepherds pie, matzah balls, chili, soup, fruit.

Soho Road Naan Kebab 

West side 900 Howe St. Beef kebabs, tandoori chicken burgers, masala fries, chai tea.

Tacofina Cantina 

1800 Morton St. Tacos, burritos, soup, fruit and vegetable skewers, juice. 

The Hut 

South side 1200 Pacific Blvd. Vegetarian wraps, burgers, quesadillas, sweet potato fries.

The Juice Truck 

200 Abbott St. Fresh fruit and vegetable juce and smoothies. 

Re-up BBQ 

South side 800 Robson. Pulled pork sandwiches, beef brisket sandwiches, chili, southern sweet tea. 

Trailer 

West side 1100 Burrard. Asian BBQ meat, fruit and vegetables. 

This new selection of street vendors offers a wide variety of ethnically diverse chioces to the consumer. There are some issues with the new selection process that I have covered extensivley in my blog which you can read here. Overall the program is exciting and I personally can't wait to hit the streets and try them all.  

For help locating these new vendors you can use the EatStTweet app here, or download the free Street Food App on your iPhone.