World Food Trucks

I was super excited by the world food truck center, but the "world" component has been lost. This is Latin food, I just have counted 15 trucks with tripleta on their menu. I wanted some Asian, and they just aren't there. Second- most menus do not have prices on them. Don't like this at all. I ordered Boba and The Beirut truck- was ok.

I got a bit disappointed about this place.First, we went there around noon and there were very few trucks open. I tried to get the menus and prices, but few of the trucks have all the information.Fortunately two truck were friendly and helpful to gove the information. I tried the tacos from one and modongo for other truck. The tacos were fine, but I think they were a bit over price. The mofongo had a weird taste, but the sausage it came with it was good.Also, they charge 2 dollars for parking.I am not sure if I was just unlucky, but it might take some time for me to go back.

If you love food trucks then this is the spot for you as there are many!!! There's also plenty of seating so you can sit while you eat. It is mostly Hispanic food and lots of sweets but I also spotted a sushi one. It's all enclosed and pedestrian access only, parking is $2.

I was so excited to visit this place on my trip to Orlando, but it was a major disappointment. While there were a decent amount of trucks open the night I went, I was disappointed in the lack of variety. It's called WORLD food trucks, but it's generally only Hispanic food and most of the trucks have the exact same items. It was also extremely pricey for what you get and the menu on the truck we went to was misleading. Not only that, it took forever to order and get our food...then when we got it, it was just ok at best. As such, I wouldn't recommend and wouldn't return.

First time here and if you like people and crowds it is a funtastic place to come. Many many food trucks with many food choices. There are mostly Latin options but we did see a Haitian truck, and an Asian (Latin influence) truck, and and 2 Italian trucks. There could be many more because we did not get to peruse the entire area of trucks. We had the best chicharron I have ever had in florida. Succulent, crispy, roasted and not fried, not too salty and just delicious! The empanadita was filled with meat, like real meat and not just filler. The dough was golden brown and melted in the mouth. The frozen drinks were welcome on such a hot day and the mango pineapple was not too sweet. Some of the others were overly sweet but this one was a good thirst quencher. The almond joy and chocolate heaven desserts were too decadent but delicious. The cups are smaller than they look and by the time all the little cupcakes and candies are added, there is not much liquid so be prepared that it is not really a drink but more dessert. For food trucks, the prices are comparable to a restaurant so if you are looking for low priced food, this is not the place but it is also not 'expensive'. There are of course many picnic benches to sit and eat with umbrellas for shade and protection from the rain (which it did while we were there). There is tons of parking but most of it pretty afar away. The handicapped parking is very close but not plentiful. The energy of the place is the best sort. Everyone is abuzz with an excitement that seems to come with food truck locations and was just fun. The people watching is definitely a 5 star rating! Hahahaha. Wear comfy shoes because much of it is not paved. Great place to stop for a quick lunch, especially if you know which truck you want. Oh yeah, the bathroom was large and clean.

There are a lot of food trucks here. I think they're past 40 of them. I did the walk and also went through the market building, which was interesting. Lots of cheap stuff, some jewelry, a booth or religious clothing too. Armed security was present and walking around.I did not spot any food trucks that appealed to me enough to have my dinner. Lots of Spanish, Puerto Rican and Central American. I didn't see anything looking like sushi or barbecue or greens or wings or even hot dogs. I've been to food trucks that offer those foods - https://www.yelp.com/collection/4kfbUhGFrPJDU2u-KLA9MA - so I know there are such things. It was helpful that most had pictures of what's on offer so I could tell immediately. One had a QR code that didn't help.So in the end, I opted not to dine here this evening.Yes, they charge $2 for parking. Note that some of the street parking has QR codes - you might think you're getting a deal, but you're not. I found a free spot around the corner. [Review 744 of 2024 - 1796 in Florida - 21775 overall]

Abs love this place. Literally so many food trucks. Majority Spanish food. They have picnic tables around. Came during night hours and still very packed. So good! Def a must when visiting Orlando.

I wanted to like this place so bad but i couldn't find anything appealing enough for me to eat. If you're gluten free, forget about coming here. Everything is fried, sugary, or unhealthy. The most appealing meals were the Birria tacos but it seemed like the majority of food trucks. Just take your money somewhere else unless u are craving fried food.

This food truck venue is awesome, they have a large variety or Latin food trucks from Puerto Rican to Colombian dishes. Every time we visit Orlando we try to make a stop here to sample some great food. It is generally not over crowded and the staff is super friendly. It is located right across from Old Town, so great location. If you haven't been and have a craving for Latin food, definitely try this place, you won't be disappointed.

I've lived in the area for over 2 years and this place has been on my list the entire time. Finally, my boyfriend and I visited on Sunday. There are so many food trucks that it's a bit overwhelming. We eventually just had to stop in a corner and say we were finding something to eat at one of those trucks. We tried two different dishes and the total was near $60, plus more for the bubble tea, leaving us at nearly $70 for mediocre food. Not to mention, this isn't located in a great area of town. Glad we tried it, but won't be back.