Quiero Arepas

We use to come a lot to this place, I guess they expand and quality went down with it ! I will be honest food really over price, small arepas for the price, the meat was cold, cheese not even melted at all, plantains cold as well; but the biggest down pint servicies, they have this guy with glasses ( he did not want to give me his name ) with terrible actitud and disgusting services behave ! Maybe he most be relative with the owners or part owner because will be the only reason why so one it’s ALWAYS so rude (I been here couple times with him and always de same ) Hopefully someone talk to him and make understanding him this is not Venezuela where customer don’t have options and he must understand USA has a billions opportunity but it’s a lot competition! Food was too cold I literally through away (they notice but they just laughed and didn’t care I was seat in front of them; was funny to them ) Well good it’s life options here and I going to try another place (normally I posted my ticket but I asked after I eat and they said not ) By the way it’s not refeel on drinks salsa must be buy it it’s not included on their very expensive arepas And if you asked for a plain Simeon arepas it’s $6 dollars extremely high for arepa (single one) with not Even butter in it

Tasty shredded beef Venezuelan style arepa.
The arepa “sandwich” was seasoned well and filled with plenty of shredded beef, some black beans, several slices of plantains, and quite a bit of shredded cheese.
The arepa was tasty but the arepa itself was too thin and broke apart as I was eating it.
The plantains were under cooked as well…overall good and worth trying, but no wow factor for me.

This is my favorite place that I tried at the food hall.
I only got the Queso Arepa and passion fruit drink since I wanted to try more places. The arepa and drink were both fantastic.
Some arepas can be dry, but this one was not.
If you like passion fruit, the juice here is a must. I'll definitely be back to try more next time I'm at the food hall.