Vote for World Eats! Boston Food Truck Challenge

Here’s a shameless promotion from us at TFD! Our good friend Richard Walter and his business partner have started a food truck called ‘World Eats’, and they are in a tight race with other Boston area food trucks for the food truck challenge 2011! Please vote here:

http://www.cityofboston.gov/business/foodtruckchallenge/vote.asp

We want to endorse the World Eats truck, not only because Rich is a great guy, but because his food is really excellent.  Last year after seeing a Phish show down at Great Woods in Mansfield, MA, Rich was serving up some delicious fish tacos and other mexican deliciousness.  He’s adept at making food of all kinds, and the concept for his new truck looks awesome!  Check out the description here:

World Eats (WE) strives to celebrate the unique diversity of Boston by offering freshly baked breads and healthy fillings from around the globe that customers may mix and match. Thus, South American ?arepas? filled with Korean BBQ short ribs, a side of Caribbean plantains and an Indian mango ?lassi? exemplify the breadth of our international offering.

Our menu will display nutritional values for every item, and we will feature exciting choices for vegetarians, and gluten and lactose-challenged individuals. Our ultimate aim is to expose our citizens and our visitors to the very best fare that our city has to offer in a thought-provoking and affordable manner.

In an effort to educate the community about ethnic enclaves in Boston, WE will display ?culture awareness? boards that feature a different country every month. By partnering with The Boston City School System, via Social Studies Instructors, WE will have access to the works of students that best depict our mission of tearing down cultural barriers through education. Because the greater Boston area is recognized as the cornerstone of US technology, we want to provide a high tech, multi-sensory experience for our customers. We will hang a flat panel screen on our truck and project images that promote Boston?s diversity.