Krazy Koshary

This truck no longer exists.
Well, I should not say that because what has really happened to this truck is that it has undergone a transformation.
A major transformation.
The Krazy Koshary is now the 70s Frankfurter Food Truck.
Here are a couple of links that may elucidate (or confuse) people about this transformation:
Now, I know some fans of the Krazy Koshary might be upset by this truck transformation, and I am sure that the Krazy had to go through a very long emotional struggle before they decided to make the first step to become a hot dog kind of a truck, but the important thing is not whether or not if *we* are comfortable with this change ~ it’s whether or not *we* support Krazy… I mean, 70’s decision to become a hot dog and sausage truck.
After all, it’s not as dramatic as this transformation –
and if *we* can accept a retired Navy Seal becoming a woman — *we* can accept a koshary truck becoming a hot dog truck, dammit!!!
a few last notes:
1. I have no idea why their twitter feed is mostly in Russian.
2. Why didn’t anybody else notice that the signs on their truck spelled koshary with an e [ koshEry ]?
3. There’s no such thing as a healthy hot dog.

Such delicious food. Very nice guy. Good for two meals.

This is my favorite food truck by far! It’s easily the best bang for your buck (a Koshary bowl lasts 2 meals for me) and is very delicious and healthy. The man who works in the truck is polite and it’s super fast! This is definitely my go-​to lunch option.

Lentils and chickpeas, how can you go wrong? The sauce is delicious, easily made vegan and only 6 dollars. Filling and great.

For a filling vegetarian option, you can’t beat this. The koshary is delicious, and only $ 6! Which is a food truck bargain (if not a bargain in general).