Local Food in Aruba?

Does anyone know of any "hole in the wall" type places to eat local food that I would only find by going there myself?

In the center of Oranjestad, behind the building of the police there is a small ally with some kind of parking place. Here is a little small shop where they sell the best tuna sandwiches. This is typical local. You can’t see it from the outside. The only thing you see from the street are 2 tables and a door.
A other typical local food you can find at “de zeerovers” this is where the local fishermen bring the fish. For a few USD you can eat the best food. This shop/bar is located in Savaneta.

That is exactly the reply I was looking for! Im a big fan of tuna as well so that will work out nicely. Thanks again

SunSeeker wrote:

In the center of Oranjestad, behind the building of the police there is a small ally with some kind of parking place. Here is a little small shop where they sell the best tuna sandwiches. This is typical local. You can’t see it from the outside. The only thing you see from the street are 2 tables and a door.
A other typical local food you can find at “de zeerovers” this is where the local fishermen bring the fish. For a few USD you can eat the best food. This shop/bar is located in Savaneta.

Wow! Do they serve different kinds of tuna menu? For sure, the fish would be fresh. I haven't seen a tuna before and I think this could be the place where I could find one.

We could taste lots of cuisines and local foods in the island. I think most of it would be spicy and Mexican influenced. If these are the types of food you're looking for, Aruba would be a great place for you. What do you mean by hole in the wall?

How does Mexican foods taste like? I am a bit curious because I haven't eat real Mexican foods. My friend told me that in Aruba we could find different variety of local foods. Where could be the most popular place to buy it?