Araf Biriyani & Halal Food

New York's food truck and stand listings spread across 255 entries, clustered around zips like 10001, 10003, 10005, and 10036, each holding seven trucks, with 11368 close behind at six. That spread means no single block of the city dominates the category, so a search from Midtown pulls different results than one from Corona. Out of the full set, 174 listings carry a phone number, giving you a direct way to check hours or ask about a location before you walk over.

None of these entries are paid placements today. When a business does pay to appear higher, the page marks it Sponsored, so you can tell a bought spot from the regular directory order at a glance. If you run one of these trucks and the number or site link needs fixing, you can claim the listing yourself and update the details, which matters in dense clusters like 10001 or 10003 where several trucks compete for the same lunch crowd. Call two or three ahead if you're planning a specific stop, since trucks move and hours shift day to day.