Taco Party is a vego taco truck serving vegetation cuisine from over the border.
Keith, the owner, a world-traveling veggie eater himself, noticed a lack of vegan/vegetarian asian cuisine in Boston and decided to fill the void. The Taco Party seeks to unite carnivores and leaf-eaters alike through creative and crafty tacos.
Here’s what they’re dishing up.
Tacos:
- Tempeh Tantrum Taco: Savory marinated tempeh topped with avocado, shredded cabbage and green onion salsa.
- T Party Taco: The “T” is for tofu! Fried up in a specially seasoned panko bread crumb mix topped off with shredded lettuce, mango salsa, and roasted garlic crema.
- Seitanthony’s Feast: Meaty slices of seitan marinated in a citrus love potion. Topped with pickled red onion, lettuce and chipotle crema.
- Surprise Party: A daily special taco that changes with the seasons.
Sides:
- Tortilla Chips with Guacamole
- Mexican Brown Rice with Smokey Black Beans
$3.50 per taco, 2 tacos for $6, or make it a meal (2 tacos with a side) for $8.
I got to try the T Party Taco and the Seitanthony’s Feast (can we give these guys a gold star for the awesome taco names?) at SOWA Sunday, which is one of the great spots to find food trucks in Boston this summer.
I’m the farthest thing from a vegetarian there is, but even I think that Taco Party is one heck of a shindig. The panko-fried tofu in the T Party Taco is fabulous, and the mango salsa gives it a kick of sweetness. Seitanthony’s seitan is as satisfying as any meat, and the chipotle crema adds great touch.
Salad-eaters and steak-eaters alike will enjoy Taco Party – give them a try and get your party on!
Taco Party also offers Boston food truck catering. Consider them for your next event!
Have you tried Taco Party? What do you think of them?
