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THE FOOD TRUCK IS UNDOUBTEDL­Y the biggest and latest trend in the city with multi-coloured vans dotting neighbourh­ood corners after sunset, selling everything from fresh waffles to burgers. But when a swanky city hotel sets up a street-style grub-on-wheels, it stands out. Especially, when you have warm and efficient servers dressed in vibrant oranges and greens bring it food to you. The Food Truck at J W Marriott’s Pune Baking Company stands in the alfresco section of the lobby level of the hotel, dishing out fast food in air conditione­d comforts. The black truck looks trendy with food inspired graffiti painted on it; the menu is written on the front and a black board stands next to it announcing the day’s specials. The tea-time menu is inspired by street food from across the world and changes every month. So, you have New Yorkstyle hotdogs, flat bread sandwiches, burgers and fries, salad in a jar and the Lasooni Teecha, a chicken sandwich in flat bread with the Maharashtr­a-special chilli garlic chutney. “There’s a certain novelty value to food trucks. Also since the costs attached are low and all foods are easy-to-make street food items, w have the flexibilit­y to change the menu every month or add daily specials,” says Sidney D’Cunha, Executive Sous Chef, JW Marriott, Pune. To give it a touch of authentici­ty, the food is prepared, assembled and served from the truck itself. Contact 668333333

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