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Century Food Truck Lot Debuts Today Near LAX
The Century Lot in full swing (Photo courtesy Matt Geller/SoCalMFVA)
A new food truck lot made its debut just in time for lunch today, but it's certainly not in Paul Koretz's council district.
The Century Lot is located at the Crowne Plaza near LAX (that'sRosendahl's CD11), and today has hosted nine of the city's mobile eateries: Worldfare, Don Chow's Tacos, The Buttermilk Truck, Kabob N Roll, Komodo Food, India Jones, The Nom Nom Truck, South Philly Experience, and Reggae Jerk Chicken.
The lot will operate on Tuesdays, according to organizer Matt Geller of the SoCalMFVA, and the schedule will be viewable here. [map]
What trucks are you missing out on? Keep track with out recently-updated list of Food Trucks & Other Mobile Eateries that Twitter.
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