The lone yellow truck stuck in a back corner with no lines and looking sad, like little a girl who came to the ball with no date and no friends.
At the Orlando Food Truck Bazaar there was a non stop line, however the Oviedo Food Truck Bazaar showed no love to this little sweetie. Step up and take in the Salvadorian beauty. What the heck is a pupusas? In short it is a little pocket made with corn and stuffed with, in this case, pork, beans, and cheese; served with a slaw and watery tomato salsa. It is amazingly delicious.
The corn pocket has a nice slight crusty texture with a little crunch. The beans was seasoned and mashed to a creamy texture, together with the melted cheese it made a superb combination. Slaw on the side was a nice addition with the salsa. This is a really good little treat.
Come out and dance you are deliciosas pupusas salvadorenas.
How much is that lovely looking dish?
A whole $3 on average depending on the filling.
I love places like this you can get such good food for cheap. It just proves that you don’t have to have a fancy restaurant to serve up good food.
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