Great place for groups and for adventurous foodies…read more They literally have food from around the world ! Great food for lunch/dinner and snacks/desserts! Great place for date night . Great place for large groups with various appetites and taste buds. If I lived closer, I'd come here every paycheck and try each food truck. I highly recommend this place for residence and visitors to the area.

My sister heard about World Food Trucks and that we should stop by since they closed late. So my…read moresisters and I went on this venture. It was mehhh. I didn't love it. There's various food trucks. And coming from LA, by way of NJ, food trucks are readily available in Cali. The food trucks were just a bit too expensive for me. And then a few of the trucks were closed for the day. It was okay. Ample parking. Many options. It's outside. And the food from certain trucks took a while. But everyone was kind and helpful. There were trucks giving out samples.

This is from March 2024 posted in our local foodies page - I wanted to rave about a killer food…read moretruck called Steaktion that we enjoyed at private event in Lake Nona. The owner is Carlos and the food was incredible. What a delightful and talented person. It was all SO good and filling! Go visit him or you can use for a private event like the one we attended. I attached his menu. Here is the website to check his truck locations - https://steaktion.com/

The food, service and ambiance is great. We really enjoyed ourselves. You should really try this…read moreplace.

Delicious food, fast and great service. Is a food truck and is located in a good area. I recommend…read morethis place 100% muy bueno. The ambiance is very nice

Delicious food and great ambiance. Exceptional Service!…read moreCame from Miami and New Jersey to have a Nojoda Salchipapa, Desgranado and a Hot Dog. So Yummy

The reason I gave them 3 stars is because they are not consistent in their flavor. The first time…read moreI tried their Bifongo was sooo delicious I would drive back to Orlando right now just for it. Paired with the Carne frita it took me back to Puerto Rico. The second time I tried them almost a year later the bifongo had much garlic sauce that you could smell it from outside the bag and the taste was horrible. Papa Loca from Picaribe food truck! These fries are LOADED with ham, steak, chicken, cheese, lettuce, stuck fries, and sauces. These are the most loaded fries I've ever had. A great shareable plate and is sure to leave you full.

Let's start with the good, I ordered this to be delivered to me at work so I was unable to see the…read morefood beforehand - that being said I ordered the chuleta kan kan w mofongo and a parcha drink. The drink was made perfectly not too sweet or sour, definitely enjoyed. The mofongo is amazing, cooked perfectly, has a nice crunch w the added chicharrón! Lastly the chuleta - way over cooked and even burnt, so disappointed because I was looking forward to this most but regardless I would try them out solely for the other two items.

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.

I had the gyro with the sauce, onions and lettuce I was so shocked at how delicious the gyro was it…read morecame with fries as well and let me tell you they were very seasoned and I loved it ! I also ordered the fried shrimp with French fries the shrimp was so crispy I ate all 12 and I also ate all of my gyro! Everything was sooo on point ! PLEASE COME BACK AGAIN ! This is our first food truck in this community in 4 years I'm very excited!

A sandwich that hardly anyone knows about in this town has fast become one of my absolute favorite,…read morethe Dominican Chimichurri (not to be confused with the Argentinian sauce). Just like a drug addict who goes through withdrawal and craving attacks, I can't fight my enslavement. Every couple of weeks, the Chimi beckons me with scrumptious temptation. It causes my brain to rewire itself and think none else but acquiring this lesser known comfort food. Since Davila's Chimichurri food truck is temporarily out of commission to revamp and reopen, I trekked out to South OBT to find another Chimi food truck. I live downtown and happily drive 20-25 minutes to either East Orlando or S OBT for the Chimi. It's that worth it. There is a cluster of about 4-5 Latin fare trucks in a parking lot so I decided to check it out in hopes of finding what I came for. It's 8pm, we hop out of the car and join the herd of friends, families and night club goers for dinner service. There's this sense of excitement as we all wait for the trucks to open up. As we wait, I pace through the lot perusing each truck. Venezuelan Arepas, not interested. Colombian Pupusas, maybe next time. Then I come across a truck named Dominican Chimi. Hallelujah! Other trucks may have the Chimichurri on their menu, but they're frauds unless it's Dominican. Right as the trucks opened for business, you can see the masses start to form lines. I was anxiously the 4th person in line to order. The lady who works the window didn't speak much English, but as long as you know what you want, motion for "here" or "to go" and pay the right amount, you're golden. There are other menu items such as Mofongo, Trpleta, Carnitas and Kabobs. But disregard, it's the Chimi you want. Trust me. I waited a bit over 5 minutes to receive my hot and fresh Chimi and it was WELL WORTH the wait. Epic. All 5 senses are set into a tailspin. Shredded cabbage cooked on a flat top soaked with secret sauce, topped with roast pork, diced onion and tomato in between pressed Pan de Agua. All the ingredients work in harmonious synergy to deliver a crunchy, saucy, tangy, hearty, savory, hot and grilled experience. It's a shame hardly no one knows about the Chimi, but I sort of like it that way. I feel like I'm part of a sandwich cult.

Super great!!!. I dont come as often, but when I do they never seem to fail which is why i…read morerecommend everyone to come out here.

I chose this place at random on DoorDash while on vacation and I am IN LOVE. I have ordered it the…read morepast 2 days (whoops) and I'm so sad to be leaving it. The queso - hot. The salsa - fresh. The chips - perfectly crisp and salty. The tacos - amazing. Will be coming back just for this.

Food, ambience and service were great. The restaurant was also very clean and their prices were…read morefair. The only thing that I wasn't to pleased with was their hot sauce...I wish they were spicier:(. I'm Mexican and didn't think they were spicy at all. My daughter ordered the corn on the cob which she loved and said it was the best lol. We also order tacos which we thought were great and full of flavor. They also sell margaritas, but I opted out this time. Maybe next time I'll have one ;) Loved the inside decor!!!

My daughter and I stopped here on Monday for the first time. Love the food truck area idea. The…read morePoint Grill food truck was well designed. It really looked great. The staff was exceptional and patient with all our questions. The steak sample pretty much sold us, even though my daughter wanted to go there for a different truck.

The gentleman at the window was very friendly and engaging. The fried cheese were tasty especially…read morewith the avocado dip in the side. The plantains were a little too dry for me but the cheese on top was yummy. They have a huge variety of food that I would love to try someday. In the area? Check them Out!

If you're in Kissimmee and craving variety, this food truck spot is a must-visit. It's like a mini…read moreworld of flavors, with options ranging from Asian and Latin to Mexican and fresh seafood all in one place. We tried a Colombian food truck during our visit, and it was absolutely amazing. The flavors were authentic, the portions were satisfying, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality you get. It's the perfect destination if you're with a group or just can't decide what you're in the mood for, since everyone can pick something different. Weekends can get very busy, so I recommend going on a weekday evening like we did, the atmosphere was relaxed and enjoyable. They're open daily from 10 AM until 2 AM, which makes it a great late-night option too. Highly recommended if you want great food and lots of choices in one spot!

This was my first time visiting this food truck space, and I'm genuinely glad to have a spot like…read morethis closer to home where I can explore different foods without traveling far. I really appreciated the diversity of the space it offers a nice variety and feels welcoming. I stopped by during lunch with my daughter, and I must say the people there were absolutely kind and friendly, which made the experience even better. I tried a few different spots and overall was pleased with the options available. One thing that did surprise me was the pricing at the Jamaican restaurant. I ordered a cocoa bread, a patty, and two sodas, and the total came to about twenty five dollars. That price definitely caught me off guard for what was ordered. I was also disappointed with the fried pork from the Haitian restaurant. Unfortunately, it was very dry, hard, and lacked flavor. I would strongly suggest allowing the pork to properly soak in seasoning before frying and being mindful not to overcook it. I wasn't sure if this happened because we were among the first customers and the meat may have been reheated, but as a Haitian who has cooked this dish before, I know exactly how it should taste. That part of the experience was disappointing. Even with that said, I would still return. There's another Haitian restaurant there that I'm willing to try, and I appreciate having a diverse food space nearby that continues to offer new options to explore.