Food Cart

We visited the new Food Cart location on NE Sandy Blvd, because our son told us they’ve just opened. Parking was plentiful and easy to access. The surrounding area was covered with pretty murals on the walls. There was ample seating, both outdoors and inside a large covered tent that would be heated on cold days. Restrooms were nearby.
My husband had the lamb kabobs from Ramy’s Lamb Shack, a Mediterranean style food cart. It came with sides of a small salad, rice and tsatziki sauce. The lamb portion was large and the meat was well-​cooked and tender. The rice, however, was a bit too dry. The tsatziki sauce was rather bland & very sour. I wanted to order the beef & lamb kabobs, but they didn’t have it and I’m glad I didn’t order that! I tasted hubby’s and the meat was too dry! Instead of 3 tomato slices, he got 2, and very little lettuce — tasteless!
I had a Mexican, next to Guam Cart, & ordered the 2 Tamales they come with Mexican rice and beans., I picked 1 chicken and 1 veggie Tamale. She asked me what kind of beans: black or Pinto. I said black, I got Pinto beans. For the veggie, see photo, the ONLY veggie was a tiny slice of jalapeño peppers. The rest was corn! She brought it to the covered tent where I was.
I was still craving for the Lumpia @ the Guam cart, so we had 3 to go. I didn’t like the sauce, but I liked their Lumpia. I told them, I’ve eaten there before when they were on Division!
All in all, I would say that both meals were nourishing — but certainly one of the worst Food Cart I’ve eaten, it makes me want to stay away from Food Carts 4-​ever!