This interesting combination of Korean BBQ and Mexican traditional snacks such as tacos and burritos truly makes this a unique combination of flavors.
Must have are the sliders and hot dogs (sold out by the time I got to order).
Watch out for Kogi cause this truck is gonna keep on moving.
Obama loves a burger. Last time he went on burger run he took Biden with him to Ray's Hell Burger. This time he took Brian Williams from NBC News to 5 guys (the B4B crew loves this place).
Obama ordered his cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, jalapeno peppers, and mustard while Brian Williams ordered his cheeseburger with ketchup only.
Which burger will Obama eat next? In-N-Out?
Recently, a cable business network food industry entrepreneur interview caught my attention. It was a showcase about the New York trend setting burger joint: POP BURGER. Inspired by fast food American classic platters and simple and fresh flavors as a catalyst to do business and have fun. This burger joint is now rescuing and the old formula for doing business : the synergy between food and entertainment. The same tactic used for kids by other chains now in the adult world.
With two locations, the original is located in the heart of the meatpacking district in New York City and the newest addition is in Midtown East. A group of DJs play a wide range of music including rock and roll, top 40, hip hop, house, dance, 80s and even reggae. 
A white and simplistic eye catching packaging design is helping this start up gain momentum. Another key element of their marketing has been the different celebrity visits to their two locations in Manhattan , which have increased their awareness across town.
Visit their site and preview their menu. They are launching an online ordering system.
Finally, they take reservations for parties of two to two hundred people, catering to your specific needs of service including open bar, hors d’œuvres, à la carte options and sit-down dinners.
Definitively this is a destination to consider during your next visit to the Big Apple.
I just came across what might look like the most addicting snack ever...the Mighty Cone. Based in Austin, Texas this mobile food truck is why I insist that no one should ever judge food by the location. Apparently the mighty cone is taking over Austin and although they serve sliders and shakes, the mightiest of them all is the Hot & Crunchy Cone (pix above).
For $5, the Hot & Crunchy is wrapped within a fresh tortilla shell filled with deep-fried avocado, chicken or shrimp, sesame seeds, almonds, chili flakes and cornflakes.
The mighty cone officially launch in March 2009 on South Congress Avenue in downtown Austin. Should you be in the neighborhood you gotta check them out.
Let's see how good da hot sauce is...
