arepas el cacao

i came here in hopes of a fine meal to cap a great night with friends. i ordered the cacao 1 as per request of the chef. upon receiving the taco/excess waste hybrid, i noticed its weight. particularly heavy for one what might be led to believe was a taco of sorts. i took my first bite and was transported to a civilization where mayonnaise is not used as a diet staple but also as a mortar for brick stacking. there are two types of mayonnaise based delacacies on this dish in the potato salad and the chicken salad, a combination powerful enough to bring even the most grotesque of other worldly beasts to their knees. looking past this, i particularly enjoyed the secondary shredded chicken andporkwhich were fresh from the grill 2 weeks ago. the dryness in the meat would be great for drown victims in their dying minutes. the arepa was quite nice. i believe they adhered to the traditional venezualan recipe of salteen crackers and drywall. overall i rate my experience 1/10. i believe this meal would be of great use in interrogation chambers worldwide

sliceporkwith cheese arepa. here is what i noticed:
1. their arepas are fairly big. -i would have to guess that it is about 6″ in diameter.
2. it was seriously stuffed to the max with generous portions ofporkand topped with tons of white cheese.
3. they come piping hot! -so be careful taking your first bite!

i could taste was the salty flavors of the white cheese. although, i did, eventually, locate theporkand it was a very well seasoned and flavorful balance but was masked by the cheese.

pork arepas from arepas el cacao were amazing: filled with cheese,porkslices, and more all wraped in an arepa or rice cake. this is a dish most popular in venezuela.