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Contribute Feedback What drakeg77 likes about Salsa Queen Food Truck:
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. View all feedback.
What Voyager55578545127 doesn't like about Salsa Queen Food Truck:
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. View all feedback.
Her behavior is awful. What grown woman acts like a child because they have to swap teams?? SMH absolutely ridiculous
Buy a ticket to PR before wasting money here. Ugh. Embarrassing.
After the way she behaved on food truck race I would never eat here
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.
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