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AMPed Upvia Google

about 1 month ago

So many options.....we had alligator skewers so much flavor, than a Brazilian spot where we had the best pakanya steak so juicy and flavorful the only thing I didnt care for was the Morcilla it was dry but it had flavor to it were coming back for more

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Addie novia Google

about 1 month ago

I have been twice. The first time was 11:30 AM on a Tuesday and only 2 trucks were open. Then I went on a Friday at 1 PM and about a dozen trucks were open. The food was delicious at blessed belly. I will come back again and again. I want to try other food trucks.

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William Pricevia Google

3 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Food Truck Heaven – Kissimmee, FL Food Truck Heaven definitely lived up to its name! It was walking distance from our hotel in Kissimmee, which made it super convenient after a long day. If you’re a foodie or traveling with picky eaters, this is the spot—there’s such a wide variety of options that you honestly can’t go wrong no matter what you’re craving. The whole setup is a unique experience compared to a typical sit-down restaurant. You’re outside, surrounded by the energy of the crowd and the smell of fresh food cooking. There are around 40 food trucks all in one area, plus a few buildings nearby where you can order drinks. Whether you want something sweet, savory, international, or something you’ve never tried before, it’s all right there. Highly recommend stopping by—great food, great vibes, and something fun and different to do in Kissimmee!

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Lisa Whelpleyvia Google

6 months ago

There are lots of choices and the food was pretty good. But we were there when it was practically dead - hardly anyone there- and still the food took forever to get after ordering. One burger took 35 minutes. Sushi took 15 minutes. Frappes took ten minutes. It would have been more fun if everyone could wait together but since it’s two rows of food trucks, we all waited separately, where we’d ordered. It’s a cool concept.

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Jay Hudsonvia Google

6 months ago

Was in the Kissimmee area for the long weekend and decided to check out Salvadoran places. Tried Laruta pupuseria on my first night there and it was a disappointment! That was terrible. The pupusas were not cooked, the curtido was in water and the salsa was water with red color. Look at that uncooked pupusa on picture one. Will never return here to eat that food. May check out other food trucks but that Laruta isn’t it!! I did check Mi Tierra pupuseria while here and that’s an amazing restaurant full of flavor and culture; try authentic Salvadoran bakery and pupuseria. I then didn’t want to go back to Mi Tierra on my last day and so I checked out Los Cipotes in the other food truck park and MAN that was 10/10! What I found odd while there is how much Laruta pupuseria plates and menu are exactly Los Cipotes. What’s odd is that Los Cipotes doesn’t say it’s authentic but Laruta says they are salvordan! That’s odd to me. They even had a pupusa burger that thankfully I ordered at Los Cipotes and not here because the pupusas alone was enough for me to never return to this food truck park. After looking closer it seems Los Cipotes has been in business a lot longer seems your pupuseria is copying a well established business. If you are going to allow that try having them cook the pupusas completely and maybe take a lap around again on flavor. The pictures between Los Cipotes and Laruta is pretty much telling that no one should go to LaRuta!