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Photos: The Best Street Food Vendors In NYC

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Dulcineria<br>

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El Toro Rojo<br>

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Kelvin's Truck<br>

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Moon Man served "kue pancong," a coconut pancake from Indonesia<br>

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Sweet Zahra<br>

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Dulcineria<br>

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What's the Dillaz<br>

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Joon<br>

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Jhal NYC <br>

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The Malaysian Project<br>

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DF Nigerian<br>

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Adel's #1 Halal<br>

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Big Brother’s Delicious Food<br>

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Tramezzini NYC<br>

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Momo Bros (Momo Delight)<br>

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Public Advocate Letitia James, one of the judges, holds the Vendy Cup<br>

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Los Viajeros<br>

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Dulcineria<br>

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Momo Bros/Momo Delight with their Rookie of the Year award<br>

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Dulcineria wins the Best Dessert category<br>

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What's the Dillaz took home the Best of the Market distinction<br>

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El Toro Rojo's Gabriel and Dennis Apreza winning the "Bad Hombres" category<br>

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Adel's #1 Halal won out in the People's Choice category<br>

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Godshelter and Bisola Oluwalogbon celebrate winning the Vendy Cup with their three children<br>

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