The push to put more portable restos on the road came in July, when 17 vendors were given the go ahead to set up shop. Though the start-up was slower than expected, The Vancouver Sun reports most carts are up and running, even if they are still facing a few unique challenges.
A new report will be issued at the end of the month that will outline possible improvements to be made to the permit-granting system in place, as some foodies have criticized the current lottery system. In spite of some of the challenges, such as being limited to a street corner in a city with unpredictable winter weather, street-cart aficionados are hopeful the movement will continue to flourish.
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