Where find the world's best street food?

Eating a scorpion kebab in Beijing. Photo: Dan Chung for The Guardian

The veil appears dirty focused on the ubiquitous food trucks in New York was canceled. Freedom of information requests is done by the New York Post showed thousands of hygiene violations by street vendors throughout the city, the use of mystery meat systematic disregard for the soap by hand. A total of 2,517 offenses were recorded this year with a health care provider clock up to 14 crimes in two months. When the newspaper tracked down, it was "hard dirt with nails" in an orange tear.

In other news, a bear was seen a very clean finish on the edge of a forest area of ​​the city.

As any fan of street food will tell you, a hearty meal, not always with al patches into their own hands under the belly, I hope, literally. "I'm pretty sure that people know the risks associated with meat from the street," said Amanda Kludt, editor of the site for food Eater.com based in New York. "Want to be a few bad apples? Eighth progress. But where and what you eat. "

Exactly. Yah, hygiene bean counters boo! Ignorance is bliss! Do you want the heads of clinics and drop in white certificates? Then go to a restaurant. But you missed. . .
Bangkok

A steaming pad thai is brewed in less than a minute on a hot plate next to the street, a kitchen must. Watch as the peddler bean sprouts and noodles handle, a scoop of sugar, a pinch of peanuts and lime squidge catches and throws them into a frenzy near. Serve with a skewer of scorpions crisp.
In New York

Take a trip to The King of Falafel & Shawarma, a favorite Queens, at the corner of 30th Street and Broadway, the current holder of the Vendy Cup, eat a prestigious annual competition for the best in the streets of the city.
Istanbul

Join the local crowd in Eminonu port, in the shadow of the Galata Bridge on the south shore of the Golden Horn, where a small flotilla of boats pump (lower left) tied up sitting on the dock whipping delicious fresh fish sandwiches hot from the grill on the deck.
London

Hunt for the meat wagon, a cult burger van which was in-the-know Londoners drooling for years. The van has led a nomadic life, but is now moored in Peckham Rye.
Siem Reap

The house of the temple of Angkor Wat in Cambodia is also ideal for eye-popping price of the street. Search balut - fertilized duck eggs partially - and stalls selling a variety of snakes and frogs satay smoked.