Fun Buns NYC

I almost don’t want to Unilocal this one, as I don’t want this to grow a long line or prices to go up or blah blah ITS MY CART U CANT HAVE ANY.
$ 3 buns/​$ 4 for duck. 3 for $ 10 gets u chips or drink ($+1 for duck).
Duck buns. F*ck. YEAH. I went here 2 days in a row cuz I was amazed at how banging good these are. Recommend getting 2 of these and trying one other protein. Man, I just ate it, and I’m full, and thinking about it STILL makes me want one. Succulent meat, well balanced peking sauce, yeahhhhhhh buddyyyyy!
Beef — Yesterday I had one and thought it was dry, but tried a piece from my friends rice bowl today and it was good.
Pork — Also decent, some fatty pieces in it as its asian style, but good flavor.
$ 1 for tea egg
Oh and get Apple Sidra. Its apple soda from Taiwan and its great.
Tip #1 — Ask for Sriracha and add a little bit to each bun.
Tip #2 — Don’t wait to eat these things/​walk to the little park near there to eat it. The duck juices will dissolve the bottom of your bun and leave you eating with a fork.
Anyways, this will be a regular food truck stop on my lunch route now.
They take credit cards too btw.

Pork Belly Rice Bowl… it’s like I died and went to Taiwan.

Every time I see this truck I’m happy. I always get the three bun combo with a tea. (chicken, beef and duck)
They never cease to amaze me with the flavors all the time. I’ve also asked for the fast ass bowl (my title for it) which is three meats and all the sides. It is amaze-​balls. You really can’t go wrong with this truck when it stops and graces you with its presence.
Each bun has a combination of sweet, tangy, and heat all rolled up in one tiny bun. You definitely need to try this place on for size!

Personally, I’m not a bun person at all but after much consideration I have decided to go for one as I was in the area to see my BF. I ordered the Beef Bulgogi with Kimchi and Wow! did it surprise me! At $ 3/​piece it may seem pricey for such a small bun but don’t let it fool you, they stuff the buns very well! I even had trouble taking bites with so much stuffing in it. Even with the Kimchi it didn’t override the taste of the meat and I love how flavorful it was! I will definitely go back to try their other buns as well. Be mindful though that these buns are meant to eat on the spot or ASAP or the buns would turn soggy after too long with the juices on the stuffing. Definitely give it a try if you’re in the area! you won’t be disappointed!

Yummy buns in my tummy! I wanted something different for lunch and found this food cart. There’s a set menu where you can pick 3 different buns and I got the braised pork belly, bolgogi beef, and pork buns with a Thai ice tea drink for 10 $ or each individual bun for 3 $. Each buns are filled with different kinds of flavorful toppings. May look small but quite filling. I would go back for more buns!

Tasty buns, small portions, novelty sides and drinks. The food is solid, with fresh mantou buns (the white flour buns resemble fluffy tacos). Fillings are tasty, with legit roasted duck and spicy pork. I was not a fan of the curry chicken, which was dry and didn’t have a balanced bouquet of spices. The buns can be dense, so two will fill me up fine even if they look tiny.
I vote for the apple sidra soda and the spicy prawn chips. But if you’re not an adventurous eater, this isn’t the food stand for you.
Prices are midtown-​ed, so its $ 9 for two buns, a drink, and a bag of «chips». $ 11 for 3 buns, a side, and chips. The guys are nice and happy to answer questions. Good luck boys!