Put the Halal Cart just off campus in there. Student attendance would double overnight
Am I the only non student food trunk junkie?
I could even run down a list of some of my faves in town, though some of them donβt appear to have survived Covid.
in general, I find food trucks overpriced and of mediocre quality. There are a few exceptions, but on the whole theyβre underwhelming.
Halal cart is one of those exceptions. Would eat Halal Cart every day.
Not sure how official sponsors Bojangles and Dominos would feel about it. Not sure how those deals are arranged.
I know food trucks have been brought in for menβs soccer on occasion.
I havenβt had that. Most of the ones I have liked are closed. Pretty sure Tacos Rick-O is still going but last time I ate there it was parked Hoppers?
Tin Kitchen I think is still going too.
No good sandwich / burger ones left that I know of.
My brother in law owned a food truck in Raleigh.
I think some are good but as a whole I think many are overpriced and poor food considering the price. 10 years ago there were some really good ones - feels like food trucks have jumped the shark.
The best tacos ive ever had are at a food truck called taqueria medina. I havent seen the truck in a while but they have a brick and mortar too
I used to frequent Papi Queso when I was downtown. They now have brick and mortar as well. Loved their Pig Mac grilled cheese sandwiches
I finally had Halal Cart after the FAU game. Damn that was good.
Wait - is that the same Halal Cart that is downtown? There is one in UCity now?
Has been for a few years. Not sure where they are now but I know they used to post up where grays was. Might still be there. I never really go by that intersection.
It is in the old Grays parking lot. Was packed after the game Saturday.
If I remember correctly their sanitation grade sheet posted in the window had their official name as halal cart 001, so I assume there are more.
Whatever the case it was good.
clt says memphis is being funded by the taxpayers, must be nice
FWIW, stadium owned by the city of Memphis, as is the FedExForum. UofM is a tenant of both. That said, still nice for the Tigers!