Venezuelan Restaurants in Midland, TX

“Fire. I am a gordita fan but never had an arepas but this is the Venezuelan version I am told. I had just a single "De Pabellon" arepa. Chunky, savory, tender beef in sauce with a slaw and cheese, black beans on a corn pita pocket of sorts. They put out three bottles of sauces -- a light green avocado crema garlic thing that I could drink by itself , a slightly spicy crema , and more of an Asian style chili garlic. I couldn't eat it fast enough. A bit pricy at $14 but comes with a big slice of fried plantain that was crispy and not greasy. They have plates which seems to be a much better deal -- most of same components but 15-16$. I will be back. On a last note it is a mess to eat but a fork solves that. Slightly odd hours at 1000-1500 M-F. 1000-2000 Sat and Sun. I got there at just before 11 and left at like 1120 and was alone. Then the work crowd started pouring in.“

“If you live in Midland you must try their food the arepas are so good some of the best I've had and my all time favorite are the empanadas the cheese ones or meat they are both excellent the salchi papas are my kids favorite dish and I'm obsessed with the chicha is the delicious rice drink it taste like arroz con leche simply amazing so give them a try I highly recommend their authentic Venezuelan food .“