Food trucks offer a simple option for mobile mealtime, as diners can avoid the messy splatter of foodapults and the pureed sandwiches of large hadron colliders. Dine conveniently with today's Groupon: for $16, you get a punch card for $35 worth of internationally themed tacos from Shogunai Tacos. Groupon customers will receive a punch card for five $7 visits and may use up to two punches per trip.
The cheerful orange Shogunai Tacos truck travels throughout Honolulu, faithfully announcing its exact whereabouts through Twitter, Facebook, and other social-media outlets. Promoter Matt Duffy and chef Kamal Jemmari's love of international travel influences their taco creations, which rotate daily and range from classic Mexican to the Osaka Jo, a Japanese taco with ginger-marinated pork, shoyu, garlic, lemon and shoyu, sprouts, lettuce, and Shogunai sauce ($6.50). Zeus's Glory, Shogunai's Greek taco, pelts thunderbolts of kalamata olives and feta cheese onto lamb gyro meat and garlic-tzatziki sauce ($6.50) and intercontinental appetizers include Moroccan-spiced pommes frites ($4) and couscous.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Smart Home Décor
When decorating a house or apartment, the most important goal is for your décor to communicate to guests that you are a highly intelligent sophisticate. Here's how to make your home show just how smart you are:
• Fill your bookshelves with the original Latin versions of classics, perhaps Huckleberry Finn and the U.S. Constitution.
• Conspicuously display a chess set, but tell guests that you cannot play them because you are embroiled in a correspondence match with a European supercomputer.
• Frame a rejection letter from the MacArthur Foundation explaining that you are ineligible for one of their "genius grants" because you are "way too smart and handsome, also."
• Use coasters. Nothing says smarts like coasters.
• Invest in a timeless painting by Picasso or Cézanne, but update it for modern audiences by cutting a hole in it.
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