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Sauca Mobile Restaurant Leads Food Truck Revolution in DC

October 4th, 2010
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VSAG congratulates client Sauca for an exceptional review – and an appearance at the top of the list of DC’s top food trucks – in last week’s FOOD section of The Washington Post. Food Editor Joe Yonan gave sauca mobile restaurant truck(s) four stars out of four, and listed it as his favorite restaurant among 13 of Washington’s newest food trucks.

Today and tomorrow Sauca is participating in the first annual DC Food Trucks Curbside Cookoff, the first formal gathering of 20 DC-based trucks featuring a wide variety of cuisine and food trends that are only growing in popularity.  The general public, DC Commission on Regulatory Affairs and the DC Commission on Arts & Humanities will all be voting for their favorite truck – the winner takes the glory and title as “DC’s Favorite Food Truck.”

On the streets of DC for close to 9 months now, Sauca offers an array of global cuisine from the Mexicali Fish Taco to the Mumbai Butter Chicken, with dishes inspired by food vendors from around the world.  Locate Sauca’s trucks on their website or by following them on Twitter: @wheresauca.

VSAG Guides Development of Sâuçá Mobile Restaurant

November 23rd, 2009
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What’s one of the hottest trends in food these days?  Street food – but not any ordinary hot dog cart – today’s street food is driven by technology, great, unique foods and creative vision.  Ready to launch Washington DC’s most exciting new concept, VSAG announces the development of Sâuçá, a new concept in mobile restaurants.  VSAG has worked to develop the menus and processes behind owner Farhad Assari’s vision of bringing high-quality food to the streets.  International businessman, traveler, explorer and foodie, Assari has taken street food to a new level.  This very atypical restaurateur was inspired by the side street vendors in India, the old school food trucks in California, the railroad station vendors in Europe and the taquierias of South America, to create a new way to enjoy foods from around the world, with the convenience and fun of a serious kitchen on wheels.  The result is a great global gourmet experience with no reservations and no travel time!

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