Brazil's best-loved street food
The top 3 according to 88 votes from people: Pastel · Corn with butter · Churrasco grego. (Updated Jan 13, 2020.)
The ten street foods most voted by Revista Bula's readers in a 2019 poll, plus those also mentioned: from the market pastel to grilled coalho cheese.
Automatically translated (original in Português). See the original
Top 14
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1
Pastel
No. 1: found at every street market, filled with meat, cheese, chicken or catupiry, with vinaigrette.
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2
Corn with butter
No. 6: boiled kernels with a spoonful of butter, on streets and beaches.
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3
Churrasco grego
No. 4: meat roasted on a vertical spit and served in a French roll.
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4
Tapioca
No. 5: an Indigenous heritage, with sweet and savoury fillings.
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5
Sanduíche podrão
No. 7: Rio's food-cart burger loaded with bacon, sausage and potato sticks.
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6
Churros
No. 8: filled with dulce de leche, brigadeiro or guava paste.
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7
Açaí
Also mentioned by readers.
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8
Hot dog
No. 2: from the basic version to the 'complete' with corn, mashed potato and even raisins.
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9
Queijo coalho
No. 10: northeastern cheese grilled over embers on the beach.
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10
Espetinho
No. 3: the cheap grilled skewer, with manioc flour, cassava or beans.
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11
French fries
Also mentioned by readers.
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12
Yakisoba
Also mentioned by readers.
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13
Acarajé
Also mentioned by readers.
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14
Popcorn
No. 9: salty or the sweet red kind from squares and parks.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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