This place was such a pleasant surprise that I invited a group of friends to meet me there a few…read moreweeks later. The edamame falafel was so moist & delicious. We had yuca fries, empanafas, the cheese (both fried & cold). All were good. The best thing for me was the sandwich they make with flattened, fried plantains that serve as the bread. I loved it & ordered it both visits. It's called a patacon. The restaurant is small but clean & has plenty of tables. There's usualky a game on the tv. Our server was very sweet.

OVER PRICED AND SMALL PORTIONS. The food is ok, but not great. They are sure proud of their…read moreproducts because they price them as if no one else sells the same food. Not worth the drive. Super embarrassed for this place.

While it's possible I'm among the minority, I'm incredibly happy with the offerings here. In the…read morelast couple of years since moving from NYI, I haven't found many legit Venezuelan options until recently here at Sabor Venezolano. I'm pleased to report that the food lives up to the name and most everything was quite sabroso and very Venezuelan. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside, but seating is really limited to solo diners and small groups. There are counter seats toward the back and small cafe tables in the front. There are some refrigerated items for grab and go while ordering is done at the counter. I'd recommend calling ahead of time for faster pickup. If you're able to order in Spanish, do it. The food gets a thumbs up. Much of the menu is Venezuelan specific which includes cachapas, arepas, tumbarachos, patacondes, and tequeños. While they have a "menú Mexicano" that features quesadillas, tacos, burritos, and tortas, I'd avoid it if at all possible. The arepas might appear to be smaller, but they're packed. I personally loved their jamón y queso guayanés, in which the latter is a thick slab of gooey cheese. A similar arepa is their mechada y queso guayanés, which is equally tasty and I appreciate that they have cazón (#1) as an option. The pelua (beef + cheese) and reina (shredded chicken with avocado) will be my perpetual favorites and the cachapas with tequeños are also particularly hearty. The food is a bit pricier than most Venezuelan fare I've had previously, foodflation never surprises me anymore. Given how often I'm in the neighborhood, I already know that I'll be here more often than not. __________ (#1) Nothing like a little shark to get your day started.

Solid Venezuelan food…read more If you are craving tequeños, an arepa, empanada, or such victuals, this is a solid spot. Counter service, order and they bring your food to your table. Ambiance is an ethnic strip mall restaurant, with Latin flavor. Salsa music playing, people coming and going is it what is. I'm a fan.

This place is so good! I've loved everything that I've gotten here. It's all fresh delicious…read more Highly recommend you stop by for some really unique food.

Such unusual and delicious food with the kindest service! So glad my husband and I stopped by for a…read morequick lunch 10/10

I've been wanting to try Mia's cookhouse for a bit. I'm so glad we finally got to go for a casual…read moredate night. The arepas are delicious. They are very friendly. The atmosphere is great. Highly recommend!

From the owner: authentic Venezuelan food and more. We are food geeks that love to create new recipes and transform…read moreour traditional food into new innovated recipes.

Why 3 stars? Because the whole experience was a bit of a let down…read more --- --- --- I had this place bookmarked and wanted to check it out for a few weeks. I finally made the drive down 1488, but was a bit saddened by the events. Attempt #1: I drove over, put in my order and waited. A few minutes later, my buzzer went off and I was told that the gas for their stove top ran out and that they would have to refund me. It's unfortunate and it happens, but it was definitely not ideal since I drove 15-20 minutes just for this. Attempt #2: I sat in awful traffic on my way here that made my commute about 30 minutes. And then I waited another 20+ for my food after ordering, which I definitely did not expect. When I got home, I was pretty unimpressed with my pepito. And my wife felt the same about her California hot dog. I know this is about as small a business as they come and I hate to be too harsh, so I'll just leave my rating at 3-stars, though it's a bit of a round-up.

Foooooodddiiieeeessss I'm back!!! Sooo I was driving down to magnolia to pick up my sons pet some…read morepetsmart and on our way I saw this lot filled with cars but I also saw FOOOOODDD TRUCKS! Yasss food truck heaven here! We came across Latin 58 and saw their awesome menu. My husband got a guanábana drink and some guava tequenos, jalapeño and cheese tequenos, and lastly a chicken empanada. Wowowowow. The juice was amazing, had great fresh taste and the snacks were fire! They were delicious. The guava and cheese tequenos took me back to my home town L.A. when we're would hit up Porto's bakery for some guava and cheese bread. It was amazing! Definitely come check this place out and ask for Damaris, she was really awesome. Customer service was great and they even gave my daughter some really tasty cookies with sprinkles which she loves soooo much.

First time trying Venezuelan food and it was a wonderful experience. We ordered a chicken and beef…read morearepa, a mixed meat patacon de maduro, tequenos, and mandacos. The food came out quickly and everything tasted delicious. The arepa and patacon had a very generous portion of stuffing. Staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean and somewhat busy.

Our family came in for lunch. We ordered two hamburgers for the kids, beef empanadas, tequeños, a…read moresweet patacon beef sandwich, and a pepito. The food came out fast, the empanadas and tequeños were really good. The kids hamburgers were dry and the meat patties were thin and didn't taste fresh. The sweet beef patacon was filled generously with delicious steak. The pepito sandwich was also good. We ordered a tres leches that was ok, it had a weird after taste.

First off, we walked in the door and were greeted by the sweetest lady. She explained everything to…read moreus about the cuisine they offer. We recently returned from Florida and fell in love with arepas and Venezuelan cuisine and were so happy we found this place! We ordered the cachapa, arepa with beef and tostones. The food came and we were impressed by the portion and flavor! This was slap yo' mama good!! Packed with flavor and satisfying! The decor was nice and clean and they are definitely a family place with their family running the show. Nice Latino music and clean throughout. You can see the kitchen from the counter and tell they take pride in ownership and their culture and express their love through the food they offer you. My son and I walked away with our stomach and our hearts full of Latin flavor and family!

Very pleased with my steps. Next time I will order the arepa grilled instead of fried. I got the…read morechicken salad/reina pepiada. It is really good! Tasty even without the cilantro sauce but definitely try the sauce too. I will definitely be back. Yelp led me here on my search for arepas.