Ismael D
I have visited this food truck several times and the service is always excellent. The food tastes good and the atmosphere is pleasant, and it also has a couple of tables outside that you can use to eat right there. It’s the closest food taste to PR you can eat in the area. Honestly, it is highly recommended if you want to try good Puerto Rican cuisine.
… moreGlow Colón
If you miss the island and want to treat yourself to a Boricua taste, Sabor Ponce is the place… from grandma’s kitchen to the food truck. The service is excellent and the prices match the amount of food served. It has tables and parking. Great!!
… moreKristian Carlo
Great food, that you have to try, try the traditional style rice and plantains. A lot of amazing recipes and options available. You won’t regret. By Chef Diaz. ♥️
… moreClarissa Mundo
Food was cold, expensive, and they were rude. We asked for a receipt and they told us they didn’t have receipts. We were told $23 was the total and when we got there, charged $45. The food truck had the doors closed and when they opened it smelled like weed inside. These people were so rude and bothered at us wanting to order more food. They had no prices and made up whatever price they wanted. These guys need an awakening and stop giving Puerto Ricans a bad name
… moreasuncion “Susie” cortes
I had called in an order where I was quoted one price of $23 and added 2 other items which was 31 total. I am in a nursing home and when the food was picked up they charged me $45. How disappointedly that they took advantage of me. I can not recommend this place. As a christian I forgive them and will pray for them
… moreMichelle Robles
It’s convenient to the Palm beach airport area. Just minutes away to grab a bite on the way back home. Food was fresh, authentic and tasty. Great customer service.
… moreKrystal Califano
Thank you for your amazing Puerto Rican food. It was a flash back to PR.
… moreEric
I have to say this is the best place I have bought Puerto Rican food made by Puerto Ricans in West Palm Beach. El monfongo, Mata munchies restaurant is not cooked by Puerto Rican, and the other places I have gone are a fusion or a different country. Now, the food is the best I have tasted so far. Of course some thing can be improved to tatse like the other restaurants from Puerto Rico like some seasoning on the tostones and the pastelles where a little dry but still the best I have had in west palm beach. I have always gotten the food hot and fresh. The alacpurria and other stuff are fantastic. I can’t complain about their food it’s a great taste of the island. The service is top-notch, not fine dining, but they make a connection with all there clients which for me, is special. Atmosphere well food truck you got two picnic tables and no real parking, nothing much expect a Puerto Rican flag and some music but its a good truck hopefully he can expand to a better location and maybe even owen a restaurant. So let the owner who is fluently bi-lingual know it’s your first time and you want to try some hot, fresh food, and if you don’t understand the menu, ask. I say try the alacpuria, the sorrolito’s, chicken or pork grind, or the triplet sandwich. Don’t forget the Mofongo. I ask the owner don’t stop making thr pastelles I need them in my life .I do like them I ate all 12 already in like 4 days
… moreSuperclean Lala
Kept eyeing this food truck and finally got to stop by. There’s not too many PR spots in west palm so I was excited to try the food. Nice sized portions, food came out quick and it was just what I was in the mood for. The arroz con gandules hit the spot & reminds me of what you get at PR family parties. Customer service was good, they even gave me some free sorrullos. Did not disappoint!
… moreOrlando N
If you’re looking for truly authentic Puerto Rican favorites, this is the Food truck for you. The kids had the empanadillas de Pizza (Pizza Empanadas) and they were definitely homemade and not the frozen kind. Weh had the empanadillas de Jueves (Crabmeat Empanadas) and they were delicious with a crunchy shell and yummy crabmeat inside. We also ordered a small tray of bolitas de mofongo (small mofongo balls), tostones (fried crunchy plantains) with carne frita and chicharrón de pollo (fried pork chunks and chicken chunks) accompanied with some natural tropical juices Tamarindo and Parcha (Tamarind and Passion Fruit) and you will immediately know that these are not your store bought nectars that are super sweet and full of artificial ingredients; these were the real deal. The food was so good and not greasy at all, that we finished our first round and had to order another round. We are 30 mins away, but will definitely come back (already planned for next weekend. Give them a try and it will become your favorite too.
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