Chamo bites

The ladies here are very lovely & make the food with love. They care about the customers. My boyfriend and I come here for a late night snack. 10/10 my fav to go food truck.

I had their cheese arepa and I've had several from other locations and theirs is my favorite! I called in my order and it was ready by the time I got there. They had a little section to sit that had nice lighting if you choose to eat there. It is a food truck! Will be ordering again.

I got the chicken and yellow cheese arepa and it was 5 stars! I'm visiting from Chicago and this is the first time I've had an arepa. THIS PLACE DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. Staff was patient and I didn't feel pressured to order right away. I love the concept of having an outdoor food other and all of them made of crates. When I come back to Wesley chapel I'm definitely ordering more from chamo bites! I'm officially obsessed with arepas!

2nd time was equally delish. Great to see that Leo, the wonderful cook, and Tayana have the same personalities when Miguel isn't there. This time I tried Colita ( Venezuelan soda). Its very tasty, reminds me of bubble gum. Have an open mind and palate when you come so you can enjoy your experience to the fullest.I forgot to post my review yesterday. Today is actually my 3rd day in a row and trust me when I say the 3rd time is just as good as the 1st and 2nd. Today Tayana cooked and im still very happy. Usually you go to a place and can tell the difference between the chefs/cooks. Miguel picked the right people because the food is great no matter who cooks. Looking forward to the new menu items. Im going to miss this food when I leave but will be back every time I visit! felicitaciones a todos, sigan con el gran trabajo

Great little place that serves up sone pretty awesome latin street food and classic American faves. I was super curious to check this place out and get me an order pf chamo bites, their namesake, as well as their milkshake, which I don't normally do, but they had me at Nutella. Since I live in Town n Country, there's a lot of Latin restaurants around me, and I may not be well versed with it, but I'm slowly learning. So I guess chamo is small little corn cakes that are deep fried and covered with all kinds of delicious toppings. When I bit into it, it was crisp on the outside, soft and pillowy on the inside, reminding me of funnel cake. If you get the chamo bites, please note the order is quite large as shown in my picture, so either plan on sharing it or let it stretch for a few days. I ate all but three and froze them for later. It cones with a side of delicious cream cheese for dipping. They make great milkshakes too. I would recommend the nutella one. Its nice creamy and very generous with nutella. They ate open late so its perfect for a late night noshing.

Super tasty and very affordable! Got the Chamo bites sample platter to try a bit of everything and was very pleased. 10/10 recommend

This food truck is tucked behind the Qwik food mart by the Burger King on Sheldon Rd. There's a Colombian food truck nearby but don't get confused by that one being there, just wrap around the Colombian food truck and you'll find Chamo Bites facing the Publix supermarket. Highlights for me were the tequeños which are small Venezuelan style cheese sticks you can have made with regular flour or sweet corn flour. I opted for the regular flour. You can always ask for house sauces to enhance your menu selections. The dough the tequeños were made with reminded me of Latin empanadas but with an even better texture. They were made with white cheese. The 3 house sauces are: a garlic aioli, a cilantro-garlic aioli and a mayo-ketchup combination they call salsa rosa ("pink sauce"). I was surprised their fried arepa was not greasy at all. I got the vegetarian arepa and was pleased with it. Their Toston Zuliano consists of huge plantain slices (which in my case the plantains were ripening so they held a hint of sweet) and stuffed with your choice of ingredients. They do drizzle the plantain "sandwich" with the cilantro-garlic aioli and a Latin style bbq-like sauce. The panela con limón drink is supposed to be made with raw cane sugar and lemon juice. It might be too sweet for some palates and/or perfect for others. I'm glad I tried it at least once. Loved the authenticity of the food and definitely recommend if you're in the area.

They have great arepas and the yuca fries with beef and cheese are amazing. It's a bit expensive for a food truck (Around $20 / person) but you'll definitely enjoy their arepas and sides. Hardworking, friendly staff and service.

This was a very unique experience. Basically a food truck yard done out of crates. I instantly loved this choice. I had the Pabellon it was warm moist and filling. All flavor profiles present! If you are considering go for it!

45 minute wait. They didn't mark two arepas cabimeras to indicate which had beef and which had chicken. Both should have had avocado, but didn't. My husband complained his was cold. The flavor was good though.