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These carts are always moving around, so how to find these delicious eats? Go to Twitter, and it's easy to get tipped off to their whereabouts and even menus. Our favorite handles:
Seasoned chef Roger Feely serves well-crafted South Indian and Yucatan specialties at Soul Cocina.
@soulcocina
The Sexy Soup Lady's nutritious vegetarian soups warm up foggy days.
@SexySoupCart
Magic Curry Kart's pumpkin curry has a cult-like following.
@MagicCurryKart
Lumpias are tiny eggrolls, served with spicy or sweet sauce; enjoy them at Lumpia Cart.
@LumpiaCart
Adobohobo's chicken adobo falls off the bone.
@Adobohobo
Creme Brulee Cart = one man, one fiery torch, and lots of sugar.
@cremebruleecart
Gobba Gobba Hey: Frosting sandwiched between two cake halves. Yum.
@GobbaGobbaHey
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It seems like a lot businesses are taking advantage of twitter, including many of the food trucks here in LA.
Posted By Dave -nibbleanibble on January 11, 2010, 5:41 PM
OR, just go to
http://www.roaminghunger.com/sf
to find all the street food in SF in one place
Posted By jenny on January 11, 2010, 8:39 PM
Or you can try www.sfcartproject.com/sfstreetfood for daily street food options.
Posted By Matt on January 18, 2010, 5:32 PM
Very good.
Posted By Kourtney Chatters on August 7, 2010, 11:59 AM