Pork - dry, flavorless, soggy hairy skin Macaroni salad -…read morehard, need more cooking (NOT ALDENTE) it was kinda raw Morcilla- not typical puerto rican flavor, maybe fried yesterday and warmed up today Cuajito - looked like south American soup / definitely not authentic PR cuajito Arroz con gandules- ok. Warmed up from yesterday. Looking at the pan you can tell it has rewarded in the same pan. Additional side pork order- they gave me the scraps they were trying to get rid off along with bones and charged me almost $8 Overall service- staff taking my order was welcoming and patient. Person cutting the meet seemed to be in a bad mood. The person at register was ok untill I asked her to replace the dry meat and bones from my side pork order and actually give me meat I could eat. She stated the serve costilla not cerdo her response was so unbelievably dumb I chose to ignore it and asked her to put meat in my order. Her attitude and service changed negatively. This was a great spot, very sad to see that the taste and quality of food has went down drastically. Also, why were there no Puerto Ricans there? Could it be that there are ppl from other countries attempting to match the flavor now instead or authentic food? The lady stated owner was nit available for me to show him the food. Maybe he will see it here instead. They are also in a quick hurry to ask you to leave a review before you even try your food

I haven't been here in awhile. I was craving their pasteles and decided to stop by…read more It was right about pass 5pm when I entered the place and they close at 6/7pm I think on weekdays. The hot plates on the steam area were almost empty pans - All they had left was yuca, white rice, arroz gandules, tostones, macaroni salad, lechon asado, roasted chicken, pasteles from what I recall. I opted a plate dinner - it comes with rice, meat and 2 sides. The lechon asado looked good with the roasted crispy skin. I was not sure how they plate the lechon asado as in how much you get. They do not speak english much but they try to understand you and what you want. So when she was slicing up the lechon asado - She kept asking i guess if the portion was ok - I was afraid that if I kept asking more meat they might up charge my $13.99 plate. In total i recieved 5-6 pieces of Lechon asado. Along with arroz gandules - yuca and macaroni salad. The Lechon Asado was delicious. Crispy skin and juicy meat. It was seasoned well. You can taste the roast taste from the meat - So this place is known for this - This is why its a best seller kind of meat here. Yuca - It was tender soft but tasted spoiled. It had a smell to it - I guess because I got it later of the day - The yuca just sat in the hot steamer all day - It had a somewhat sour taste to it. I did not continue to eat it in case I would get food poisoning. Arroz Con Gandules - It was seasoned well and good texture on the rice. You can taste some type of smokiness on the rice. Macaroni Salad - This was bland for me. It needed some seasoning but I still ate it because the yuca was not up to par as far as taste. I can make better Macaroni Salad than this. The pork pasteles was delicious. Seasoned masa and the texture was buttery smooth. The filling was pork not much on it no olives raisins or bell pepper. It was still a delicious pasteles. The pork had a taste of smokiness - They are known for roasted lechon so the pork in the pasteles is delicious.- They only sell / make pork pasteles here. Come here for the lechon Asado - Its very delicious.

We stopped at the gas station for some gas and beverages and then I saw this food truck, and it…read moresmelt amazing so we had to check it out. The service was friendly, and they have two outdoor picnic tables nearby that are shaded. They also packed the food very neat for easy transportation, although we couldn't wait to eat and had our meals in the car ;P I'll be back!

I ordered some tacos out of Carne Asada and it was horrible. Not sure what kind of meat they use…read morebut not good and had a certain smell to them. Ever since I moved to Orlando in 2021 from Chicago, I can not find a good real authentic Mexican restaurant that serves real tacos. I took a trip to Chicago for family reasons in April and had to get Tacos there.

Simple Soup N Sammich has visited our community in Poinciana twice now. After their 1st visit we…read moreanxiously awaited their return. Chef makes absolutely delicious homemade soups. And their sandwich selections are unbelievable and delicious. They do not skimp on ingredients. And they are the most delightful people. Highly recommend!

I was taking the auto train at the Amtrak station and ordered from this food truck…read more The woman taking orders was super friendly and helped me decide on what to eat. Everything looked very good. She suggested the hot dog and I went with the bacon wrapped hot dog, but without the onions. She was also kind enough to let me try the chips which came with the hot dog, or if I wanted to upgrade to fries for $1. The chip tasted okay, so I ordered the fries. She said the order would be ready in about 15 minutes. Within 20 minutes she called my name and my order was ready. I stopped by the condiment table where they had packets, which was great for traveling. I noticed there wasn't bacon on the hot dog, but that didn't ruin it. I still enjoyed the hot dog and fries. I would order it again, despite the fries not being very crispy. The hot dog was juicy and had a nice skin. The hot dog and fries were $9, which I think was pretty reasonable. You can add a tip if you're paying with the card. If you're taking the train, it seems they accept orders until 3:15.

A new great food truck to add to my favorites list!…read more I spied Mambo Cocina Cubana at Kentucky Shakespeare in Central Park. I thought I had seen all of Louisville's trucks, though new ones join the fleet all of the time. One of the fellas in the truck told me they have been around for about four months. I was excited to see something new! I also love the movie, "Chef." (Have you not seen it? Go do it now! I think it's still on Netflix.) And since watching this foodporn of a movie, I've been craving a Cubano sandwich by way of a food truck window and preferably by way of Jon Favreau. Mambo satisfies one of those. I ordered the Cubano, which comes with roasted pork, sweet ham, pickles and mustard. And I went ahead and got the "meal" option, which includes plantains and congris (black beans and rice). Altogether, this cost $12. The wait wasn't too bad at less than five minutes. I imagined the chef gingerly assembling my sandwich and pressing it on the grill. (Seriously, go see "Chef"!) And for $12, this was quite the meal. I could only eat about half of the sandwich, and the other half made for a great midnight snack. You could taste each ingredient in the sandwich; the tanginess of the pickles and mustard complimented the protein. And the bread was perfected toasted -- crusty on the outside and soft underneath. The congris was a great surprise. The salsa on top provided a bit of bite right at the beginning but subsided quickly. My complaint with most black beans and rice is that they are typically mushy and flavorless. That wasn't the case with this congris. Plantains are my fave. And that's the only part of this dish that I felt could use a little more work. These are served fried, like chips, and are savory. It was great to eat these with my hands, but I wish they had a bit more flavor to them. All in all, though, Mambo delivered a dinner that I'm still thinking about a day later. Can't wait to find them out and about.

The address posted is an in a neighborhood and a home... we drove there hoping to find a truck…read moreoutside. What is the real location in Kissimmee?

Had a carne torta with fresh chips and salsa with a cucumber pineapple drink. The most flavorful…read moresandwich and refreshing drink ever. The salsa verde 10/10 and the chips were so fresh. The employee was also very sweet and helpful. Beautiful restaurant overall.

The soft serve margaritas brought me here and they didn't disappoint. The food and the service made…read morethe 40 minute trip even more worth it. For the margarita, I did a mix of the mango and strawberry with a tajin rim; You can also add chamoy. I had the Shrimp Zarandeados and my husband had the ribeye. We both enjoyed our meals. We were sat quickly and the service was also prompt. The restaurant was colorfully decorated with nice touches of Mexican decor. This is a great casual, family dining spot.

food was AMAZINGG , I've been looking for Argentinian food for so long and they food really hit the…read morespot ! I really recommend this food truck ! I am from NC and I'm definitely coming back to this truck!

Food is amazing, amazing, and absolutely amazing! If you are in the area come try their empanadas…read more We also had there, steak, sandwiches, and chicken. Food takes about 15 minutes to prepare but it is worth the wait. The couple that owns it is so kind and friendly. I can't wait to come back and try all their dishes.

We had them today at work during our food truck Thursday. I had two beef tacos and the chicken…read morequesadilla. The quesadilla was delicious but the tacos are only average. I don't like corn tortillas and they featured them on the tacos so they didn't strike me as excellent. Plus $15 for tacos and a quesadilla was a little pricey...just my opinion. Overall they were OK...nothing special.

Too pricey and the food is mediocre at best. Was so excited when we (here at work) were given the…read morefirst menu the day before they would arrive, showing two tacos for $3 then today we got an updated menu showing the same Price for one. Ridiculous. The quesadilla I ordered was TINY and had about 6 tiny cubes of meat in it. I eat at Tepeyac In Saint Cloud and they're flavorful tacos are $1.75 and packed with delicious meat. Oh well. You eat and learn.

Best food I have tried in a long time. Every item in my plate was served with so much flavor . I…read morechose the bandeja paisa and pupusas ! It's a tiny place but the servings are really big . Only downside is they close early I can't wait to keep coming back

Ok spanish restaurant in kissimmee. Small but comfortable with great latin pastries. This…read morerestaurant is a mix of latin foods from colombian to cuban. The portions are a bit to big at least what we ordered. A big complaint though was i killed a roach in the bathroom which i kind of understood but then killed another on the wall next to my table no bueno. Im giving it three stars since its my 1st time and maybe they just had a bad fumigating day.