Aruba Dining Costs Revealed: A Traveler's Guide to Eating on the Island

ARUBA, Caribbean – A recent travel vlog by Esteban, known as Esteban Andariego, offers a detailed look into the culinary expenses for tourists visiting Aruba. The video, uploaded on October 23, 2023, meticulously documents the prices of various meals and drinks across a range of dining establishments, from fast food to local eateries and even a supermarket. Upon arrival, Esteban's first meal at Panda Express cost $22.35. He later explored local cuisine, noting a ceviche at The West Deck Restaurant for $14.85 and a traditional Keshi Yena (stuffed cheese with chicken) for $15.13. A passion fruit margarita at the same venue was priced at $12.02, bringing the total for that meal to $42. For more casual dining, Esteban sampled pastechis, local empanadas, for $2 each. At Charlie's Bar & Restaurant in San Nicolas, Pasapalo was $28.57 and Conch Fritters were $20.57. A popular local cocktail, Aruba Ariba, was $12 at Big Mama Grill. Later, chicken nachos at Kalins Mexican Food cost $17. Exploring traditional Aruban fare further, Cabrito Stoba (goat stew) at The Old Cunucu House was $22, accompanied by complimentary Pan Bati (cornbread). A street food truck, Truck Di Mama, offered a mixed plate for $13, while a supermarket visit allowed for more budget-friendly options, with a Tocineta plate at $5.95 and a chicken dish at $8.30. His final meal, a beef burrito from Señor Burrito, was $13, and a McDonald's Mcgriddle cost $12.90. The video serves as a practical guide for travelers, illustrating the varied costs associated with dining out and purchasing food in Aruba.

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