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Dirty Dishes: Beats and Eats

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Feb. 25th, 2010 from 9PM til 2AM.

Tonight marks the inagural "Dirty Dishes 001", a blend of hot beats and tasty eats. 

Come by The Lookout in the Castro for your fix of Adobo Hobo.  The menu for the night will include:
  1. Chicken Adobo over Rice
  2. Veggie Adobo over Rice
  3. Pork Sisig Tacos
  4. Filipino Pork Menudo (OUR BRAND NEW DISH - Limited time only.)
We'll also be joined by our homie the Gumbo Cart and Mission Mini Cupcakes.

They plan to have this event once a month featuring a rotating group of street carts so follow them on Twitter to get the deets.

Check out all the buzz that the event has been getting:

NY Times
SFWeekly
Tablehopper
Facebook

You guys better be there.

Official Site

We Eating: Street Food

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Check out the newest episode of We Eating starring The We Eating Crew Gus and Big Jon with special guest SFoodie blogger Tamara Palmer getting their street grub on at the Call to Flavor Benefit for St. Anthony Foundation at Precita Park.

Big-ups to the We Eating Crew.

Our Homey @soulcocina in SFWeekly.

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Photo Courtesy of Soul Cocina/SFWeekly

Our homey Soul Cocina gets interviewed by SFoodie in SFWeekly.

I told you he's a culinary nut!

Read it here: http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2009/09/soul_cocinas_roger_feeley_the.php

First Ever Media Write-Up!

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SFWeekly's SFoodie Blog write-up of Adobo Hobo's upcoming debut.

Street Food Goes Filipino This Weekend Thanks to Adobo Hobo
By John Birdsall, SFoodie Editor in Pavement Cuisine
Friday, Jul. 31 2009 @ 3:05PM

Silly us. Just when we suggested that street vendors might be beginning to exhaust cooking genres comes Adobo Hobo, hawker of Filipino adobo. Turns out the Hobo's named Jason, a guy in real estate who learned the ins and outs of the dish from his mom (duh). He's making his maiden cart voyage in the Mission this weekend -- follow along on Twitter to find out where and when...

Read more: http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2009/07/street_food_goes_filipino_this.php
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