What are your opening hours?

We are open every single day of the year, from around 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM (4:00 AM on Fridays and Saturdays). Perfect for lunch, dinner, and late-night cravings!

Is there parking available?

Yes! We offer paid premiere parking on-site and 100% FREE parking at our designated lot at 2927 International Dr. Do not park at Denny's or nearby hotels as they will tow.

Do the trucks take credit cards?

Most vendors accept credit/debit cards, Apple Pay, and Cash.

Absolutely! We are a family-friendly and pet-friendly environment. We just ask that you keep your furry friends on a leash.

Yes, we have plenty of outdoor seating available throughout the park so you can enjoy your food comfortably.

How far is World Food Trucks from Disney World?

World Food Trucks is located at 5805 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL — approximately 3-5 miles from the Walt Disney World Resort main gates. It's about a 10-minute drive from Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom.

Can I bring kids to World Food Trucks?

Absolutely! World Food Trucks is 100% family-friendly. Kids love exploring 100+ food options and we have live entertainment nightly. It's a great post-Disney activity for the whole family.

Is World Food Trucks cheaper than Disney dining?

Yes! Disney dining typically costs $40-60 per plate, while World Food Trucks offers huge portions for $8-18 per person. You can feed a family of 4 for what one Disney restaurant meal costs.

Can I order online or make reservations at World Food Trucks?

No reservations needed — World Food Trucks is walk-up friendly. Many individual vendors accept orders via DoorDash and Uber Eats. Just show up any day from 11 AM onward!

What food options are available at World Food Trucks?

With 100+ food trucks, options include Mexican tacos, Venezuelan arepas, Dominican chimis, Puerto Rican cuisine, Cuban sandwiches, BBQ, Korean, Japanese sushi, seafood, Colombian empanadas, Haitian food, funnel cakes, ice cream, frappes, and much more.

Venezuelan Food Trucks Orlando | Authentic Arepas

Find authentic Venezuelan food trucks in Orlando. Arepas, empanadas, tequeños at World Food Trucks. Made by real Venezuelan families.

Venezuelan Food in Orlando: The Real Deal

Orlando has a large Venezuelan population. That means real Venezuelan food made by real Venezuelans.

World Food Trucks is home to 3-5 authentic Venezuelan vendors, each with their own family recipes.

This guide is your manual for ordering authentic Venezuelan food.

What IS Venezuelan Food?

Venezuelan food centers on corn: arepas (grilled), empanadas (fried), cachapas (sweet).

Also: Huge platter meals, beans, plantains, meat.

Why you should try it: - Light, flavorful - Made with love (family recipes) - Affordable - Pairs well with everything - Completely different from US food

Most Americans haven't had real Venezuelan food. You're about to change that.

The Top Dishes: What To Order

AREPA REINA PEPIADA ($7-9) ⭐ START HERE Arepa + shredded chicken + avocado. Light, fresh, perfect.

AREPA PABELLÓN ($8-10) Arepa + pulled beef + black beans + plantains. Hearty.

AREPA DE QUESO ($6-8) Arepa + melted cheese. Simple, delicious.

EMPANADAS ($5-7 each) Fried pastry. Try: cheese, beef, or mixed.

TEQUEÑOS ($6-8) Fried corn + cheese inside. Like Venezuelan mozzarella sticks.

CACHAPA ($8-10) Sweet corn pancake + cheese + meat. Unique.

CEVICHOTé ($6-8) Seasoned fresh fish. Light, refreshing.

What to skip: You won't find anything bad. Order anything.

How To Eat An Arepa (Like A Local)

1. Arepa arrives warm 2. Split it open with your knife (or it's pre-split) 3. Filling inside 4. Fork + knife OR hands (locals use hands) 5. Eat slowly, enjoy

Don't rush arepas. They're meant to be savored.

Best Venezuelan Vendors at WFT

Chiquinquirá — Most authentic, family recipes from Caracas

Arepas & Co — Wide variety, great specials

Venezuela Express — Fresh, fast, still high quality

All three are excellent. Go early and hit them all.

Real Venezuelan Story

Each vendor came to Florida from Venezuela. They brought their family recipes. They cook exactly how their mother taught them.

When you eat their food, you're eating their heritage.

That's why it tastes different from "Venezuelan-inspired" restaurant food. This IS Venezuelan food.

What Tourists Miss

Mistake 1: Treating Venezuelan food like tacos It's not. Arepas are thicker, more filling. One or two arepas is a meal.

Mistake 2: Asking for "spicy" Venezuelan food isn't about heat, it's about flavor. Order the classic version.

Mistake 3: Not sharing Ordering 3-4 different arepas + empanadas and sharing is the way. Try everything.

Mistake 4: Being scared of unfamiliar names Cachapa. Tequeno. Cevichote. Order them. You'll love them.

Budget: Eat Like A Venezuelan

Breakfast: 1-2 arepas + arepa with cheese ($10-12) Lunch: Bandeja paisa split with someone OR 2 arepas ($12-15) Dinner: 3-4 empanadas + arepa ($12-15) Total daily: $35-42

Eat like a local for cheap.

Your First Venezuelan Food Order

Order This: 1. Arepa Reina Pepiada 2. 2x Empanadas (one cheese, one beef) 3. 1x Tequeño 4. Share with someone

Cost: ~$18-22 for 2 people

What you get: Authentic Venezuelan experience without needing a plane ticket.

Location: World Food Trucks, 5805 W Irlo Bronson Hwy

Venezuelan Food Trucks in Orlando: Authentic Arepas & Empanadas