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Picciotto NYC

4.0 (15 reviews)
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Arancini
Liz G.

With the end of the San Gennaro fest a few days ago, I was still in the mood for some arancini. Walking out the metro north this morning I noticed this truck parked outside on 47th, I knew I would make a stop here later in the day. I looked online to see the menu and I was dying for the mushroom and cheese arancini. Unfortunately when I got to the truck I saw only the meat one was available...so I got that for $3.50 I went to order at the window and was told to order at the truck door where a nice lady took my order and handed the cook my order ticket. My only issue with this, was that many people on line seemed confused on where to order and some people were not acknowledged (even though there were about 4 people) so they walked away without ordering. The person in front of me was also waiting for his order and the cook asked him what he ordered and couldn't find his ticket...they seem a bit disorganized. After about 10 minutes my rice ball came out. I was pretty excited to eat it and it was a great size. The outside was perfectly crisp & even and it was definitely fresh. It was pretty good, but personally wish they had the cheese one as well because everyone who walked by the truck was like OH! The have arancini---then looked and said 'oh just meat ones'

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Luce D.

Excellent rice ball one of the best I've ever had, I was excited to see that the truck is in a lot of locations where I work throughout the city and I can't wait to be in those of the locations and it's nice to have a peace of mind that is always good food not far from the building where you work and when you're Italian in you know there's good food close you have a peace of mind

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LOVE their lunches!!! My favorites are the pasta, pizza, and meatballs!!! I highly recommend them!!!

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