By Jasmine Rogers  |  The Marietta Times
If the corner of Fourth and Greene streets has looked a little empty lately, it may be because the Star of India food truck has moved from its previous location-the lot next to the former Salvation Army Thrift Store.
But loyal fans of the authentic, fresh cooked Indian cuisine need not worry. Not only is the food truck alive and well in Marietta, it is now offering an indoor dining option at 123 Greene St.
“Here people can come in, give an order to the truck, and have an inside area to eat it,” said food truck owner Avtar Singh.
The food is still prepared fresh on the colorful food truck, which is parked next to a side door at the restaurant. Customers can still approach the truck from outside to order food or they can enter the dining room, order at the truck, and take their food inside to a dining area that seats around 40.
Singh said he is hoping the move will help make the business accessible to even more customers, especially families with children that need a place to sit and relax while they eat.
Since first moving the truck to Marietta around September 2012, the food has attracted a wide variety of people-both long-time fanatics of the Indian fare and the curious folks who had never tried it, said Singh.
