As I had written about in my previous post, whenever a visitor is in town it is absolutely necessary to show them your favorite places to eat. Although I had missed most of Jordan's visit to DC because I was away for the weekend, I was lucky enough to grab lunch with her, Pam, and Corey this past Monday and have them all partake in my summer food truck adventures.
Mediterranean-style food is one of the most common across all of the food trucks, so it's hard to distinguish which one to choose and if it's worth foregoing some of the other food options. However, when we came across the Kababji food truck we knew this one was worth stopping for. The food is a great deal - for $9 you can get a meat or vegetable platter with rice and two generously portioned sides - or if you're not quite that hungry a $4-5 salad or side will be more than enough to satisfy your appetite.
All of the food is fresh, light, and authentic. If it wasn't for the incredibly fast service (you'll have your food in your hands by the time you finish your order), I'd be doubtful that this food came from a truck.
Here's how we did Kababji:
Grilled Vegetable and Rice Platter
with Labneh (house-made strained yogurt cream spread)
and Baba Ghannouj (fresh roasted eggplant lightly mashed with tahini, lemon juice and a dash of garlic)
Grilled Chicken with Kababji Salad
(diced tomato, cucumber, dry mint, lemon juice and a hint of balsamic vinegar)
Hummus
Follow where the Kababji Food Truck is today @KababjiTruck or visit their website to see all of their offerings.
Not nearby their trucks? Kababji also has a full-service restaurant located in Dupont Circle that's worth checking out.
Kebabji
1351 Connecticut Ave N.W.
Washington DC
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