Miami food truck serves up Asian-Caribbean fusion delights
News

Miami food truck serves up Asian-Caribbean fusion delights

July 10, 2026

We’ve all heard the phrase. Miami is one big melting pot. Well now, one local food truck is putting that idea on a plate. From...

We’ve all heard the phrase. Miami is one big melting pot. Well now, one local food truck is putting that idea on a plate. From Asian to Caribbean flavors, the unique pairing of two cultures are winning customers over one bite at a time.

Two Flamingos and One Truck. No, it’s not the beginning of a riddle, but one of Miami’s tastiest food trucks.

In a city known for flavor, this food truck is combining two unique cultures on one plate.

Wesley Corneille: “Our food concept is a fusion of Asian and Caribbean. Caribbean being that I’m Haitian, so we do a little mixture of Korean and Haitian creole food.”

This melting pot of spices and deliciousness didn’t happen over night.

Wesley Corneille: “Growing up, watching my mom cook in the kitchen, I was with her side by side. And by me traveling to Asia. I picked up on some really good ideas”

And boom! Two Flamingos and One Truck was born.

Now, lets get into some of the food.

Wesley Corneille: “You have ‘Ahi Tuna Taco.’ It’s a tuna based taco on a wanton with some sweet chili, avocado crema, and garlic aioli.”

If that’s got your mouth watering, just wait until you try the Korean ribs.

Wesley Corneille: “They’re slowly cooked for hours, marinated for days and then we toss that in a sweet Thai chili sauce.”

And what’s Haitian food without fried pork? Um, yummy!

Wesley Corneille: “Our fried pork called Griot. Our mushroom rice called Di Jon Jon and then I just made a match with that, you know?”

A match made in heaven.

Other faves include the Korean Corn Dogs, Street Corn and Lobster Rolls and while the recipes may be unexpected, the response has been anything but!

Guest: “I found out about this place on Instagram. I seen cool videos and the first thing I seen was like these Asian-looking ribs and I was like, ‘Ooh! I have to go try that.'”

FOR MORE INFO:
Two Flamingos and One Truck
633 NE 79th St, Miami, FL, USA
Website

VIP Journal Media

Need Premium Media Services?

Web Design
Brand Identity
Print Production
Explore Our ServicesTrusted by South Florida's leading brands