El Venezolano Food Truck

(Translated by Google) Excellent place, delicious food and very friendly people(Original)Excelente lugar, la comida deliciosa y las personas muy amables

This is the food truck for foodies. How many places in Indianapolis can you get authentic arepas? Probably less than half a dozen. And how many will be just steps outside your office? If you're lucky, the answer is 1. This one. A big meaty arepa for under $10? Yes please.

So 2 weekends ago I went to Gencon, and on the last day I decided to get a hearty breakfast at El Venezolano. Tried arepas for the first time ever (I know, what kind of life have I been living? , and it was such an amazing foodgasm that once I got back to Chicago I decided to get some arepas just to recall this experience. I realized then that not all arepas were made the same. This unassuming food truck in Indiana had far. superior. arepas. than the ones in Chicago. So here I am, sitting dejectedly in a nice air-conditioned space, sulking about the more expensive and inferior arepas I just ate, reminiscing about El Venezolano like an ex that got away. Slim chance I'll be in Indiana anytime again soon, but I don't know, I just might drive 3 hours down for some arepas... Anyway, if you're in Indianapolis, don't miss it. It's pretty life-changing.

They are amazing! Authentic Venezuelan Food in Indy. They are the first Venezuelan Food truck in Indiana.

Had the Pelua (shredded beef with queso and the fried cheese sticks. It's pretty good!! Good to see what Venezuela food is like :