No I’m not kidding! You don’t need to go to fancy restaurants to enjoy delicious food, it’s just a short walk down the block, especially if you live in Bangkok. It seems that the people who enjoy one of the world’s tastiest cuisines on a daily basis, with its amazingly balanced mix of hot, sour, bitter and sweet had turned into 7-Eleven fanatics. How can I forget Cowboy Street? Not for the fact that it’s the center of one of the red lights districts, but because the 7-Eleven I visited to buy a dim sum snack was across a narrow street from a 7-Eleven and another 7-Eleven right next door. I can’t believe that there are over 3,000 7-Eleven’s in Bangkok alone.
Let’s get to the point here. Taim Mobile! (means delicious in Hebrew). The Falafel Platter is in fact delicious and hands down the best Falafel in NYC. But you need to find the truck. Luckily it’s at the World Financial Center a few days a week. I’m not a man of habit, but almost every Monday for the last eight Mondays I’ve indulged in these falafel balls mixed in hummus (how appropriate for my first post) and harissa that create a melt-in-your-mouth extravaganza, while indulging in the sweet flavor of the quinoa salad and the freshness of the Israelli Salad. But this yummy lunch is not complete until you try the nectarous Pear, Lemon, Mint smoothie. I enjoyed it so much, I had perfected it at home every weekend over the last month (with Vodka!). I still think you can’t beat the Wild Cherry Slurpee with a corn dog and a beef jerky (my dinner tonight), but it’s a great NYC lunch. I hope to take Ziggy to the truck so he can experience what I think is a true brouhaha.
Eating With Ziggy 
Terrific first post – good stuff. Next time please open up one ball so we can take a peek.
Will do, how did I forget this time?