Dining experience was OK......went there on one of the hottest days of the year. I decided on the…read more#5, which was a pork and cheese sandwich. The bread used on this was something I have never experienced. In looking at it, I expected it to be heavy (like a pupusa), but it was light and airy. And the sauce for it was out of this world. Now, why am I only providing 2 stars? $12 is a lot to pay for a sandwich at a food truck. Also, the owner, while trying to be helpful, needs to understand the fine line of when to leave folks alone so they can eat. I personally detest having a conversation while I am trying to stuff my face.

This is a little pricey I would say for just a sandwich. However, this is truly one of the best…read moresandwiches I've ever eaten. I had the #2 and got both their garlic sauce and hot sauce. I love spicy food, however the hot sauce was extremely spicy. The garlic sauce is so delicious, I wish I could take bottles of it home. Go try this! You won't be disappointed!

This was our first time stopping in and trying out the Food Truck Park since moving back to town…read moreand we had to try the Venezuelan truck, Chamo's House. We got the Pabellón Arepa with Black Beans, Shredded Beef or Shredded Chicken, Plantain Strips, Cheese and Avocado. They knocked it outta the park. The bun was crispy, airy perfection and the flavors and texture of everything inside it was spot on. The 2 sauces that came with it took it over the top. 5/5 would recommend. Even the seating underneath the little covered patio was nice and comfortable. Will definitely be coming back. Oh, and we also tried the Venezuelan Chicha, a traditional drink made from rice with milk that is served with lots of ice and bathed in condensed milk and ground cinnamon. It's different, there's actual rice in the drink, but it didn't phase us. The taste was on point. Well done Chamo's.