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" Just when we thought this whole food-truck craze was getting a little overblown, just when we started getting jealous of Chris Jones&amp;#039;s adventures in South Africa, just when we headed out for lunch, actually, along comes the world&amp;#039;s best food-truck chef with one of the most adventurous \u2014 if obvious, and still completely satisfying \u2014 experiments of the World Cup. As if you needed another excuse to get out of the office and watch a game (though we&amp;#039;ve been indulging inside), the branding gurus at ESPN have done L.A. and New York a solid this month with what it&amp;#039;s calling the Match Truck \u2014 a jerry-rigged neon bus that would make Ken Kesey proud and, with Cup countries&amp;#039; most celebrated dishes by way of chef Roy Choi, should make even half-hearted soccer fans damn hungry. And, hell, forget watching the game up on the roof \u2014 this movable feast tastes good. Choi, who&amp;#039;s made quite the name for himself at Los Angeles&amp;#039;s Kogi BBQ, offers breakfast for morning matches \u2014 huevos rancheros, a Spanish omelet, and some mean silver-dollar pancakes \u2014 then really diverts from his Korean roots with a cheap, generous menu spanning (most of) the globe. The best-seller when we visited on Friday during the Uruguay-France game was the Mexican Carne Asada Burrito (killer salsa, even better beer-and-cilantro marinade), though plenty of tourists and bikers were experimenting with Bunny Chow (killer curry from South Africa, even better better bun). The sliders from Kogi are onboard, too, along with excellent Yaki Mandoo Dumplings to represent Choi&amp;#039;s native country. But if the Italians have anything going for them in this year&amp;#039;s World Cup, it&amp;#039;s rice balls. Be sure to get two orders, and tell Robert Green to order a pair while you&amp;#039;re at it. You can follow the ESPN Match Trucks on Twitter here and here.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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