Street Food in Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷 - Its All Eats

Join us on a delicious journey through the streets of Rio de Janeiro as we explore the best street food the city has to offer! Get ready to drool over Brazilian treats and snacks in this foodie adventure.

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[zehmuleta]

Brazilian here - nice video but it’s such a pity you didn’t get someone local to help you. Your perception about food would be completely different!! For example, what you described as being roast beef on the second restaurant was actually liver beef, something that most people in Brazil don’t even like it 😅

You’ve been to a place that’s extremely touristy and another that’s extremely cheap, both of which don’t offer the full potential of our flavours!!

I live in Australia and can confirm that if there’s something Brazilian food has more than here is flavour 😃

[sallyfelix]

If I'm having a crap day, I watch one of your videos Spanian and I'm instantly put in a better mood! Loving seeing more of the places your visiting and different foods. Thanks for always brightening my day 🌞🌞

[Elguap]

As a westerner with a Brazilian wife he did not eat the right food.

Rest assured the food in Brazil is amazing.

[StippGuitar]

7:20 the guy was actually asking if you could buy him something to drink from the restaurant because he was in need.
Also, the thing about “brazilian food” being one way or another doesn’t really work, because the country is huge and in every region/culture you can find different traditional cuisines with a huge range of ingredients.

[marktoo]

Wait.. So we get a It's All Eats and a Into The Hood colab... 😳
Hope the 2 channel owner's like each other... 🤣😂

[BrandonFloyd-xo]

I'm an American but lived in Brazil for about a year, with most of that time spent in Minas. I loved the food and found it similar to that of the Southeastern US. I'm still missing the buffets to this day! Most of the places I frequented had pepper sauces available, and I had fried cassava a lot more often than French fries.

[lovelyhurlin]

Japanese Portuguese blend "Obrigatō" 😂

[julianom.]

Bro, the guy at the Italian restaurant was just offering you something to drink (juice or water). There was nothing illegal about that 😂😂😂😂😂

[LetsWatchThatttt]

Spanian, I am so glad to hear you found an appreciation for the Bee Gees, they are a classic! And all three brothers were amazing people. I recently watched an interview with the last standing brother Barry Gibb and he talked about how much he misses his two brothers and the incredible bond they had! Too much Heaven has to be one of my all time favourite songs! Loved the video and as always keep up the amazing work!

[christianoronaldo]

it also has the biggest Lebanese population outside Lebanon

[lbcfc]

Spanian probably wanted this to purely be a food video, but it’s Brazil. He had no choice but to combine the two 😂

[TheWogBirdofParadise]

Spanian, we love your content and what you're doing in general. Love your work, bro!

Real talk I'm about to spill and let you know that I was disappointed with this video in particular because I feel that you had not given Brazilian food justice. Being an Aussie who regularly visits Brazil (because my daughter lives there) I think that you missed the mark and underestimated the diversity of what Brazilian food really is. It's not just the "PF" dish you had that included the rice and beans, but it is rich with so many stews (you said there weren't any). The national dish is the feijoada which is a stew that is rich in flavour. Or even the moqueca, which is a fish stew where you'll find two varieties such as the Baiana or Capixaba. Adding to this, Brazil is a country that is a tad bigger than Australia and to give you an idea, the north of Brazil offers a completely different flavour to say the south of the country or even compared to the central region or the south-east. You also missed out on the self-service experience where it's a 'pay what you weigh' buffet style restaurant which have so many delicious options, too.

In some of your future videos especially where you don't speak the local language, I would recommend you meet up with a local food guide because they would be the person to take you to the right places. I understand that you roam around freely, which is awesome, but I feel that a local would help you to experience the true Brazilian flavours. I would say someone like the guide that accompanied Mark Wiens in his videos would be a good guide. His handle is @rio4fun. Wiens made a fantastic series in Brazil in terms of food. I do highly recommend anyone to watch that.

Your work is awesome. We really enjoy your videos and always look forward to the next, but I would say that adding a bit more attention to detail with the food side of things and I'm really talking about this episode in particular.

Much love, take care and stay true.

Laz☺

[gwen]

69 yr old African American woman loving spanian’s food videos. Watching them transports me back to places I’ve been in Europe and Southeast Asia. Discovered him by accident a few days ago and can’t stop watching him! (Right I’m not your average woman 😊.) Keep going you handsome Aussie! ❤it’s Hectic!🎉

[vkradio]

Someone has had too much red wine by the end I reckon!😂😂

[vikinginspace]

"what a song, what a pasta!" 😂

[perthlivestream]

Always curious when the camera person eats dinner lol Must get fomo watching you eat all the nice food.

[Johnsmithabcde]

This epsiode had a real "Getaway" travel show vibe to it.

[giovannidaddio]

Thank you for the video bro! Keep up the good work!

[AusRapArchive]

Gotta say that intro* music is good to hear again

[perthlivestream]

Was so nice to see you actually enjoy a glass of red with dinner. Nice stuff