The idea behind the food truck concept is to provide great food at a lower cost than what one would pay if patronizing a traditional brick & mortar restaurant. After all, by trimming the operations cost, the entry point of the menu items is to reflect the overall savings. This is not the case with ANY of the food truck vendors. In 80% of the food trucks that we patronized (18), the cost of their offerings either equalled or vastly exceeded the cost of a traditional brick and mortar restaurant. We found it to be rather specious that only 25% of the vendors posted the price of their menu items. Had we known that a shawarma & 3 bottled water of water would cost $22 dollars, we would have had 2nd thoughts about purchasing either. Had we known that a .mucho mofango plate would cost $37.00, we would not have purchased. Had we known that one empanada costs $12.00, we would have passed. I believe that a visit to World Food Truck is provides a great "I was there" photo op to share on your social media, but other than that, you will fare better at a brick & mortar Mom and Pop restaurant for thea money and quality of the food (we watched the vendors wheel in Costco/Sysco tostadas & empanadas).
Kim Z
Not the place to go if anyone in your group has a food allergy. There was either a communication barrier or nobody was willing to accept liability for a nut allergy, which is very common. Those who did eat had mediocre food in a dirty environment.
Nathaniel R
There are lots of options to choose from and great food. Almost saw a shootout between security and a lady going the wrong way. Do not go at night and be aware of your surroundings. Not a lot of parking.
B6456DZsarahe
We were really excited to try some of the Asian fusion food trucks there, but one wasn’t even prepping to open until we had already left well after normal lunch time hours. We expected there to be umbrellas at every table but there were minimal tables with umbrellas and it was a very hot day. We noticed that there weren’t nearly as many varieties of food trucks as some of the food trucks had two food trucks or more spread out throughout the court. I will say, though, the Bubble Tea (I believe that was the name) food truck was VERY GOOD! I would recommend the popping boba drink if you go there. The food that we all got was underwhelming and over priced. My husband got a double cheese burger and fries that was $20 after tax and it was not good quality. We sampled a variety of different food trucks.
Allykat81
We were staying nearby and were really excited to check out all the "world food trucks". We had to park very far away and walk about 5 minutes in a very busy street area with no real sidewalk. 90% of the food trucks were Cuban food and most had no prices and were only presented in Spanish with no translation. The prices were very high and there was no seating available at 3pm on a Sunday when we went. We ended up ordering some fish and chips and the "chips" (French fries) were soggy and the fish was similar to what you can buy in the frozen food section at the store. Will not return.
Zanae B
We came during the day, so there wasn’t a crowd. Lots of vendors, but they all really had the same things. The strawberry lemonades from La Fiebre were delicious!! They make them right when you order blending everything in front of you. The plater from Gustos was great also
Munchie73
I've heard of the food trucks in KISSIMMEE so we decided to go.. We were not disappointed the atmosphere was Great the weather was Good the music was Good.. The Flea Market was awesome. The FOOD.. was DELICIOUS brought me back. My boyfriend enjoy everything from Alcapurias de jueyes to Tripleta del Mar.. We will definitely come back next time in Orlando
Brooke F
We were excited to try this place but found that 90 percent of the vendors were all selling the same food. That was disappointing and not to mention no one really enjoyed their meals. We all bought food and desserts from different trucks. For so many trucks there should be more variety.
Leo P.
I did not recommend this place but will be ok if you do a take out order. The food it is really good and prices are fair. Now the server was the whole hour over the phone on her AirPods, she did bring the couple bottle of waters at the same time of the food because she was busy over the phone. Second time that I tried, same service. Need some management or the place will shut down soon. By the way she was not busy at all because we were the only table at the place. She did not ask how it was everything.
Mishell C.
Such a fun spot! Love the service and how fast the food gets to the table. Good music and they have these funny desserts. Owner is very attentive as well
Hubby and I visited for the first time last evening and were pleasantly surprised. There were all types of trucks serving all types of food, beverages and desserts. A rainbow of people and cultures. Truly enjoyed the immersion experience even before we got food. The flea market had a variety of stalls. Didn’t shop but used restrooms which were well maintained and clean. There was lots of parking in the back and good security. Oh, about the food?. I suggest that you take time and check out all the trucks before deciding on what to purchase. So many great choices. We decided on a Peruvian truck. I had a rice and seafood medley dish and hubby had a special soup. Both were excellent and the lime provided just enhanced the flavors more. Soup was so good that hubby brought ceviche to go (forgot to take picture of it). It too was delicious. Picnic tables available to sit and eat. Tip: bring your own wipes to wipe down the table. Most people cleared their spots and disposed of their trash but I didn’t see anyone managing table clean up/wipe down. Oh, there was also live entertainment—musicians/singers walking around. Fun time.
Voyager55578545127
This wasn't what I was expecting at all. I was hoping for a mixture of different foods from around the world but the vast majority are serving very similar menus. A lot of the trucks didn't have clear pricing for the items or clear descriptions of what the food was. It wouldn't be something that I would go back to as there are so many more dining options in Orlando.
drakeg77
We tried the World of Food Trucks early April for the first time when we were visiting Florida and were pleasantly surprised at how many different food truck options there were. Our family has a various food tastes, from traditional pasta/pizza, seafood, BBQ, Chinese and more. We all found something we enjoyed here. Pricing can be a bit expensive, but for us it was about the experience.
TracyLightner
We finally got a chance to visit here & have been wanting to for a while now. All different types of food. We got food from 3 different trucks, I don't remember the names but the food was pretty good, no complaints here! I recommend that you visit & try a few things that you normally wouldn't order, you might be surprised!
The idea behind the food truck concept is to provide great food at a lower cost than what one would pay if patronizing a traditional brick & mortar restaurant. After all, by trimming the operations cost, the entry point of the menu items is to reflect the overall savings. This is not the case with ANY of the food truck vendors. In 80% of the food trucks that we patronized (18), the cost of their offerings either equalled or vastly exceeded the cost of a traditional brick and mortar restaurant. We found it to be rather specious that only 25% of the vendors posted the price of their menu items. Had we known that a shawarma & 3 bottled water of water would cost $22 dollars, we would have had 2nd thoughts about purchasing either. Had we known that a .mucho mofango plate would cost $37.00, we would not have purchased. Had we known that one empanada costs $12.00, we would have passed. I believe that a visit to World Food Truck is provides a great "I was there" photo op to share on your social media, but other than that, you will fare better at a brick & mortar Mom and Pop restaurant for thea money and quality of the food (we watched the vendors wheel in Costco/Sysco tostadas & empanadas).
Not the place to go if anyone in your group has a food allergy. There was either a communication barrier or nobody was willing to accept liability for a nut allergy, which is very common. Those who did eat had mediocre food in a dirty environment.
There are lots of options to choose from and great food. Almost saw a shootout between security and a lady going the wrong way. Do not go at night and be aware of your surroundings. Not a lot of parking.
We were really excited to try some of the Asian fusion food trucks there, but one wasn’t even prepping to open until we had already left well after normal lunch time hours. We expected there to be umbrellas at every table but there were minimal tables with umbrellas and it was a very hot day. We noticed that there weren’t nearly as many varieties of food trucks as some of the food trucks had two food trucks or more spread out throughout the court. I will say, though, the Bubble Tea (I believe that was the name) food truck was VERY GOOD! I would recommend the popping boba drink if you go there. The food that we all got was underwhelming and over priced. My husband got a double cheese burger and fries that was $20 after tax and it was not good quality. We sampled a variety of different food trucks.
We were staying nearby and were really excited to check out all the "world food trucks". We had to park very far away and walk about 5 minutes in a very busy street area with no real sidewalk. 90% of the food trucks were Cuban food and most had no prices and were only presented in Spanish with no translation. The prices were very high and there was no seating available at 3pm on a Sunday when we went. We ended up ordering some fish and chips and the "chips" (French fries) were soggy and the fish was similar to what you can buy in the frozen food section at the store. Will not return.
We came during the day, so there wasn’t a crowd. Lots of vendors, but they all really had the same things. The strawberry lemonades from La Fiebre were delicious!! They make them right when you order blending everything in front of you. The plater from Gustos was great also
I've heard of the food trucks in KISSIMMEE so we decided to go.. We were not disappointed the atmosphere was Great the weather was Good the music was Good.. The Flea Market was awesome. The FOOD.. was DELICIOUS brought me back. My boyfriend enjoy everything from Alcapurias de jueyes to Tripleta del Mar.. We will definitely come back next time in Orlando
We were excited to try this place but found that 90 percent of the vendors were all selling the same food. That was disappointing and not to mention no one really enjoyed their meals. We all bought food and desserts from different trucks. For so many trucks there should be more variety.
I did not recommend this place but will be ok if you do a take out order. The food it is really good and prices are fair. Now the server was the whole hour over the phone on her AirPods, she did bring the couple bottle of waters at the same time of the food because she was busy over the phone. Second time that I tried, same service. Need some management or the place will shut down soon. By the way she was not busy at all because we were the only table at the place. She did not ask how it was everything.
Such a fun spot! Love the service and how fast the food gets to the table. Good music and they have these funny desserts. Owner is very attentive as well
Restaurantji Recommends
Hubby and I visited for the first time last evening and were pleasantly surprised. There were all types of trucks serving all types of food, beverages and desserts. A rainbow of people and cultures. Truly enjoyed the immersion experience even before we got food. The flea market had a variety of stalls. Didn’t shop but used restrooms which were well maintained and clean. There was lots of parking in the back and good security. Oh, about the food?. I suggest that you take time and check out all the trucks before deciding on what to purchase. So many great choices. We decided on a Peruvian truck. I had a rice and seafood medley dish and hubby had a special soup. Both were excellent and the lime provided just enhanced the flavors more. Soup was so good that hubby brought ceviche to go (forgot to take picture of it). It too was delicious. Picnic tables available to sit and eat. Tip: bring your own wipes to wipe down the table. Most people cleared their spots and disposed of their trash but I didn’t see anyone managing table clean up/wipe down. Oh, there was also live entertainment—musicians/singers walking around. Fun time.
This wasn't what I was expecting at all. I was hoping for a mixture of different foods from around the world but the vast majority are serving very similar menus. A lot of the trucks didn't have clear pricing for the items or clear descriptions of what the food was. It wouldn't be something that I would go back to as there are so many more dining options in Orlando.
We tried the World of Food Trucks early April for the first time when we were visiting Florida and were pleasantly surprised at how many different food truck options there were. Our family has a various food tastes, from traditional pasta/pizza, seafood, BBQ, Chinese and more. We all found something we enjoyed here. Pricing can be a bit expensive, but for us it was about the experience.
We finally got a chance to visit here & have been wanting to for a while now. All different types of food. We got food from 3 different trucks, I don't remember the names but the food was pretty good, no complaints here! I recommend that you visit & try a few things that you normally wouldn't order, you might be surprised!
Bad service, terrible food.