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Mobile Street Food in Tokyo, Japan

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One reason I don't like eating street food in New York City is because I either have to eat it while walking or find a place to sit down before digging into my food as it gets progressively cooler. If I lived in Tokyo I could just eat ramen or oden in front of a cart on the side of the street, as seen in PingMag's feature on Tokyo's mobile food bars in which they interview a handful of food cart vendors about how they run their businesses.

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Some of the taco trucks in LA actually set up little tents like this on the sidewalk, very cool.

One of the things I regret about my visit to Japan is not really taking advantage of the real street food. Next time.

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