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People complaints about dryness, mofongo is not SUPER juicy (it’s literally of friend components lmao), if you prefer “softer” GET THE TRIFONGO which has soft sweet maduros, making it a bit less crunchy/chewy depending on preference.
Staff was nice. Spent like $40 for 2 meals, on par with food truck meals tbh.
It’s like this- if you don’t understand food truck culture and hate waiting. Go to millers or hungry howies instead.
Things to also keep in mind- this is food truck/patio style, not a fine dining experience, just solid food from a small family owned business making everything fresh.
In any scenario, solid and I hope to continue to see more Spanish food restaurants in Clermont!
Let me start by saying: I wanted to love this place. I really did. I walked up with hope in my heart and left with a to-go box of disappointment and a confused wallet.
Wanda’s has a menu the size of the Dead Sea Scrolls. I’m not sure if I ordered lunch or enrolled in culinary college. If you go here, bring a compass, a tour guide, and maybe a translator because the menu has EVERYTHING… and that might be the problem. It’s a food truck trying to be a full-service restaurant with a menu meant for a cruise ship buffet.
Let’s talk price.
I ordered the Cazuela Mariscos en Salsa de Coco — $30. Yes, you read that right. Thirty. Dollars. From a food truck. If I had known that BEFORE ordering, I would have backed away slowly like I just saw a wild bear. My wife said it tasted terrible, and when we got home, she also discovered it had the ingredient quantity of a small appetizer. I think the coconut flavor was hiding because it knew it wasn’t worth the price.
Timing… oh boy.
Our food came out separately, like they were trying to keep us humble. I ate a Cuban sandwich (which was “fine” like a 2003 Toyota Corolla is “fine”) while my wife stared at me like a visitor at the zoo. She didn’t get her food until much later and ended up taking it home. For $30, I expected angels to deliver it or at least both plates to arrive in the same geological era.
Comfort & logistics:
Chairs? They feel like they were designed by someone who hates sitting.
Bathroom? Bring your camper, because there isn’t one.
Wait time? Hope you like waiting. Bring snacks. And a pillow. Maybe start a side business while you’re there.
To be fair: they were friendly. Super nice people. I genuinely wish them success. But this menu needs a diet. Focus on the favorites, simplify, be a great food truck, not an entire Cheesecake Factory on wheels.
The Good:
The staff was pleasant.
When we finally left an hour later, we had each other. And that counts for something. Right? Right?
The Bad:
Expensive like it’s trying to pay rent in Manhattan.
Slow service and dishes coming out like surprise plot points.
Food wasn’t memorable enough to justify any of it.
Final Thoughts:
If you really want to try it, call ahead, clear your calendar, and maybe take out a small loan. In the meantime, I’ll be trying the other food trucks next time because this was a last-minute decision that tasted exactly like one.
I don’t recommend it — but hey, maybe your luck will be better.
The nachos were oily and chewy. The guacamole was brown. The sour cream had a tang to it. The chicken was rubbery.
I called and the number on Google does not go to the food truck.
Overall, I can not recommend and will not be back.