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"En
el
nombre
del
Padre,
del
Hijo,
y
de
El
Espíritu
Santo,
Amen.
Ok
mijo,
tell
me
how
have
you
sinned."
"Bless
me,
Father,
for
I
have
sinned.
My
last
confession
was
30
years
ago
but
I
have
committed
a
grace
injustice
to
my
love..."
"My
child,
God
provides
forgiveness
for
those
that--"
"Las
Vegas
has
extravagant
buffets,
posh
hotel
choices,
and
standard
fare.
Yet,
tucked
away
between
the
modern
Las
Vegas
Strip
and
the
OG
Freemont
/
Downtown
area
you
have
Viva
Las
Arepas,
which
rivals
any
food
experience
you'll
have
in
Las
Vegas."
"Wait,
are
we
talking
about
food--"
"As
an
avid
taco
enthusiast,
it
may
strike
some
as
antithetical
that
a
taco
connoisseur
would
spend
time
at
an
arepa
shop.
I
would
agree
and
prayed
to
the
taco
Gods
that--"
"Mijo
,
there
are
no--"
"they
would
not
judge
me.
I
stopped
by
as
they
were
one
block
away
and
walking
distance
from
my
start
at
The
Strat."
"You
went
to
Las
a
Vegas
and
this
is
the
sin
you
are--"
"As
soon
as
you
walk
in
the
brightly
colored
menu
jumps
at
you
and
the
restaurant
is
adorned
with
pictures
of
the
plates
but
gives
a
lively
atmosphere.
After
some
friendly
discussion
with
Roberto,
who
was
super
helpful
and
educational
in
his
Venezuelan
creations,
we
ended
up
getting
a
Pabellón
Arepa
(Beef,
Black
Beans,
Plantain
&
Cheese)
and
a
Cachapa
(w/
carne
machada)
along
with
una
agua
de
Mango
y
una
agua
de
panela."
"Son,
is
this
a
confession
or
are
you
reviewing--"
"YES,
I
must
confess!
It
started
with
the
drinks.
The
panela
(sugar
cane)
was
delicious;
I
expected
this
very
sweet
drink
but
it
was
carefully
balanced
and
oh
my
god--"
"You
actuallu
shouldn't
say
--"
"Yes
sorry,
but
then
the
mango
drink,
it
tasted
so
fresh,
it
was
better
than
any
mango
drink
I've
had
at
any
taqueria,
aye
Dios
mío--"
"You
said
it
again
but
in
Spanish,
you
--"
"The
Pabellón
arepa
came
out
and
it
was
incredible,
the
beans
and
cheese
played
off
each
other
so
well
but
every
now
and
then
you'd
get
a
bite
of
the
plantain...
that
sweetness
really
added
to
the
experience.
The
masa
of
the
arepa
is
obviously
homemade
and
had
a
great
hold
on
the
foods.
Thin
and
crispy
but
still
with
heft.
But
father...
it
was
the
arepa
cachapa
that
has
me
confessing
today,
I
have
sinned."
"I
have
a
feeling
you
haven't
really
sinned--"
"I
fell
in
LOVE
with
this
arepa
cachapa!
It's
a
masa
of
fresh
corn
with
cheese
and
I
added
shredded
beef
(carne
machacada).
Father,
I
never
saw
thought
I'd
fall
in
love
with
another
food
that
wasn't
tacos
but
here
I
am.
The
arepa's
fresh
corn
prep
gave
it
a
sweetness
that
matched
a
pancake
with
syrup
without
the
overly
saccharine
feel
of
being
at
an
iHOP.
It
truly
was
amazing,
and
the
cheese
pull,
the
seasoned
beef,
and
the
combo
of
flavor
pulled
my
stomach
and
heart
strings.
It
was
love
at
first
bite..."
"Why
are
you
crying?
"I've
committed
adultery
to
my
beloved
tacos,
I
can't
believe
I
gave
my
heart
to
another
Latina
concoction
that
has
stolen--"
"Adultery
only
applies
to
people,
not
tacos
or
arepas!"
"Wait,
what?"
"Did
you
seriously
come
here
to
repent
for
betraying
your
love
for
tacos?"
*silence*
"My
son,
there's
a
box
of
tissues
by
your
left
knee
to
wipe
away
your
tears
and
to
clear
your
nose."
"Thank
you
father.
I'll
be
on
my
way
then,
my
conscience
clear
from
any
wrong
doing.
Peace
and
chicken
grease
be
with
you."
Pro
tip:
Go
with
a
group
of
folks
and
order
a
few
and
then
cut
them
in
half
and
try
them,
they
are
so
worth
multiple
bites
but
with
there
big
size
you
prolly
wont
able
to
unless
you're
a
glutton
like
me
and
go
to
church
confess.
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