For Star subscribers: After a long day in the kitchen, even chefs don't want to go home and cook. Here's where they like to eat around Tucson and what they order.
We did, too, so we asked a few of them to share their go-to dining destinations and what they order.
The extensive menu served from the truck parked from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays at The Pit at 7889 E. 22nd St., features 15 varieties of sushi rolls including a trio of vegan rolls — avocado, cucumber and sweet potato.
Delgadillo said she is particularly fond of SushiHana's Hot Cheetos roll topped with the spicy snack food. Serial Grillers, which names its cheesesteak sandwiches and burgers after Hollywood serial killers, has grown to four locations since opening the original at 5975 E. Speedway: 1970 W. River Road, 7585 S. Houghton Road and 5660 W. Cortaro Farms Road in Marana. The brothers also have a Mexican restaurant, Toro Loco Tacos & Burros at 5737 E. Speedway, and Craft, A Modern Drinkery at 4606 E. Speedway.
"I order there three to five times a month," said Foy, whose restaurant at 2526 E. Grant Road will celebrate its 10th anniversary in April."They are the only people who have fried spring rolls in rice paper. And that reminds me a lot of my years in D.C. where the Vietnamese community was massive." "You don't find that a lot in town because most people use the Chinese wrappers," said Ma, whose family opened their original Miss Saigon in 2001 at 1072 N. Campbell Ave.
At one point, the family had five locations before shuttering its two Marana restaurants. Ma last week said he's still flirting with the idea of reopening the restaurant at 4650 W. Ina Road that he closed in 2017 when a years-long road project on Ina and Interstate 10 kicked off.
That's why she enjoys her monthly breakfast outings with friends to the northwest side Teaspoon restaurant. Tran's Fats Jackie Tran opened this food truck in November. It can be found at Hotel McCoy, 720 W. Silverlake Road, most of the time.Tucson's favorite foodie Jackie Tran just opened a food truck
Eat spaghetti by the bucket at this Tucson restaurant coming soon Peace, Love and Pops 814 E University Blvd 203-8970Website: Facebook.com/TooleysCafe Baked goods from muffins and danish to scones and cinnamon rolls that are used in Ren Coffeehouse nearby, and of course, espresso.Spicy candies and snacks are on the menu.
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