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wow, a trio of whites selling crypto-asian food from a truck! it makes the news! hehe.

an aside, down in sf, which has had trucks for years, the new interest of these sorts of youngish folks has pushed 'cart food' in all sorts of directions - just this weekend, there was sunday streets in the mission yesterday, local flavors market saturday, dirty-dishes (with carts setting up in bars) on thursday, and that's just the ones i hit. there's the fabric8 gallery food festival and homegrown festival, the mammoth underground market once a month, etc. basically, the food cart deal in sf, pushed by the same sorts of food entrepreneurs, have taken this thing pretty far forward.

in this sense, seems to me that no-funland ought to seriously rethink the draconian restrictions on these things, and high permitting cost. if it can thrive down in high-rent sf without killing restaurants and people, why not go for it?