Rio Brazilan Steak Truck

Possibly the best food truck in university city. Fabulous meats. Try a different meat each time you come by. It's just fabulous. The picana beef to die for. Rice and beans with salad. Chicken wrapped in bacon. Grilled pineapple.

Love this place every time. The recipes are perfect and the food is always fresh and flavorful. I'm always trying to keep up with the location since covid.

Easily one of the best food truck secrets in all of Philadelphia, for now?When I first read that the slightly unknown food truck was going to be in attendance during the Connie's Ric Rac 10 Year Anniversary Show, I instantly checked their website and had my minds eye flowing with meat perfection! And upon seeing the execution I have to consider the closest thing possible to having Fogo De Chao within a food truck! In fact it comes from a Brazilian born chef who spent time working in Fogo, Chima, and Na'Brasa (https://foodjunkets.com/2014/07/31/new-brazilian-steak-truck-coming-soon-to-philly/). So it goes without saying that he knows a thing or too about full on carnivore glory!Unless you're vegetarian/vegan, when you find yourself looking at a menu filled with sirloin, rib eye, sausage, chicken, and kebob options, for $10, it's easy to find yourself craving all of the above. Especially if you catch its scent as its being intricately cooked upon a hand turned spit rotisserie style (Inside the food truck!), and have the bulk of those meats served sandwich style with either lettuce/tomato/onion, or a good sized chunk of pineapple that's also cooked a bit upon the spit.Upon seeing the menu options my mind was singing to it Freddie Mercury style (https://youtu.be/hFDcoX7s6rE)! But with clearer reading the true winner turned out to be the Leme, which had the most succulent chunks of chicken that I've ever had, WRAPPED IN BACON, and stuffed into a flaky and slightly toasted roll alongside a good sized chunk of that aforementioned pineapple. And it goes without saying that that sandwich gods were smiling down upon me that afternoon!For now (Change request submitted!) this listing is perfectly misleading since Rio Brazil(ian) is a food truck and not a steakhouse, and 34th & Market is supposed to be where they're parked during the week when their not catering or doing special events. But if you're a meat eating sandwich lover who sees this truck (Facebook may help - https://www.facebook.com/riobraziliansteaktruck), do yourself a favor and get some!

It is a steak lover's paradise!The steaks are soft, succulent, and flavorful. Even the breads are fresh and filling. I had the Ipanema (top sirloin with pineapple) sandwich. And I couldn't finish it at one go.Everything in the menu costs $10, including the lunch special which is top sirloin/brazilian sausage/chicken wrapped in bacon over a bed of rice, beans, and salad.Give it a try, you won't regret!

This is half of the #2 (sirloin with pineapple) with added hot sauce. A solid sandwich. Liked the sweetness from the pineapple and the fact that the meat wasn't dry. Everything on the menu is $10 -would go back

Incredible style of food for the price you pay!! Always get the lunch box option, you get perfectly cooked steak, rice and beans, and a salad for $10! Huge fan and affordable for a student that wants to splurge

They have delicious food in a very good price! also the people that work there are very nice and can speak Spanish, French, Portuguese and of course English. Totally recommended!

This food truck and the owner were incredible . Our business had a huge party and everyone loved the food . The owner was very professional and showed up early to set up. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great food truck

you told me it was a ten to twenty minute wait it has been forty minutes. no sane person should ever have to wait forty minutes for Texas Roadhouse. unbelievable my family and I will never be coming back. like seriously is it that hard to sit like five people. unfucking believable I'd rather commit war crimes than eat here again. do better.

I do not even know where to start. I have heard soo much about Rio Brazilian Steak truck and today I finally had the chance to go visit. I ordered the sirloin sandwich that comes with lettuce and tomatoes. You can smell the scent of the prime sirloin while waiting the meat is a great cut of beef marinated and well-seasoned, and balanced. The bread is even toasted on the grill. The owner Ricardo and staff are very friendly they even added sliced grilled pineapple to my sirloin sandwich. I also ordered a Guarana a Brazilian soda which was very refreshing and paired well with the sirloin sandwich.I will definitely come back and try more food from there menu. The food is delicious, priced well, and only the best quality ingredients are used for the best Brazilian steaks in the city. Look no further then to just go to 34th and Market.