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    Brazilian House

    4.7 (110 reviews)
    InexpensiveFood Trucks, Brazilian
    Open 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Tropeiro
    Nathan B.

    Stop #5a on "The One Day Adventure in Portland" Is there some chemical released when greens (kale, collards, etc) are cooked that makes them go from "meh" to "YAYAY"? This delicious food is at a food truck surrounded by about 5 to 7 other food trucks and one drink truck (see #5b - Hindsight). Which makes it a perfect spot when everyone can't decide on what they want to eat! Stepped up to the window, ordered. He handed me a beeper and I barely had time to grab a drink and find a seat. This food was ready quick! How do they get the rice to this perfect consistency, soft without being mushy or sticky? I need to know the secret. The greens were sliced in long pieces and cooked just a touch. This made them warm and flavorful while still having just a touch of crunch. Okay, going to get real for a second. I wasn't prepared for the tropeiro. It reminded me of an egg scramble meshed with refried beans. It didn't look great, but it tasted amazing! I found myself wishing I had some tortillas to scoop it into and some hot sauce to add to it. Service was friendly and all business. When I stepped up, he was clearly busy cleaning things. The meal came in one of those black meal-prep type containers. You know the ones! Black bottom, clear lid that never quite snaps into place to your liking. Which is convenient whether you want to eat in or take it to go.

    Yucca and Plantains
    Josh M.

    Brazilian House is one of my favorite food trucks now! The moqueca was to die for. No one in our party was able to describe the flavor profile as it was unique from anything we had, instead it was "it's amazing! You have to try it." It's a coconut base, and makes you think a Thai curry, but it's not, it's simply beautiful. The pastels, yucca, and plantains were Perfect! We've all had yucca, and plantains. All of us, in our party, had less than exciting experiences in the past with these foods! This experience though, changed all of our feelings about these humble, yes delicious foods. In addition we had our 2 year old, and 10 year old who loved ALL of it. When all of the kids, and adults love ALL if the food purchased you definitely have a W!

    a meal of rice, beans, and spinach
    Mikiko F.

    Really great and authentic Brazilian food. Got the feijoada, Brazilian steak, and quinoa salad. All three are delicious! This is located in a food truck park so it is outdoor seating only but there are tents covering most of the seats.

    Brazilian steak
    Isela P.

    Top tier. So much flavor the steak and onions. Empanadas has good crunch. Service was fast. Served to go after 7pm. The food cart is small but had a good vibe. I'll come back again :)

    Feijoada
    Ally F.

    The Feijoada was the highlight for me, I hadn't had good Brazilian food like this since Florida. It's a rare find in Portland, and it's very impressive. The owner was very sweet and excited to serve us.

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    Karen J.

    Moqueca was incredible, with a perfectly-mildly-spiced sauce. Yucca was the perfect choice for this dish, and fully vegan, at a spot that skewed heavily towards animal proteins - mostly beef. Chicken, fish and shrimp were other options for this item.

    Andrew A.

    Brazilian House is now on the list of carts I will frequently visit. Today, it was the first item listed on the menu(which is usually the best): the Moqueca with cod. So good! This dish complements their excellent rice so well so don't scoop too much of the latter or you'll run out. Also, the hours listed on Yelp might be dated, I showed up twice and they were closed. ------- Seems I'm late to the game regarding this authentic gem. First, the lady (owner?) is so very nice. I satisfied my protein and veggie craving with their Brazilian steak: for $10.35 it's one the better food cart deals. The steak quality is probably on the lower end, but the flavorable spice makes up for it. The rice is not an afterthought like at most carts, here it's buttery, flaky, with a hint of garlic. The quinoa (I substitute it for the black beans) was excellent, as were the greens. What would take it up a notch is some sort of interesting sauce, e.g., a Chimichurri-based one. A solid and filling meal. I look forward to attacking their menu.

    Moqueca e feijoada! Soooooooo delicious
    Nando D.

    This place is simply fantastic!! Heloisa is very friendly and her cooking skills oh boy, I can't begin to tell ya how great it is. Been there now twice since I live in San Diego but both times hit the jackpot Soooooooo good! Great thing is I now am moving to Vancouver, WA I will keep going back to this Brazilian truck spot. If you enjoy Brazilian at really affordable prices, you are heading in the right direction. Food is simply delicious! Obrigado Heloisa

    Feijoada (served with rice and collard greens)
    Aaron W.

    Finally, my first Brazilian food cart! I remember a Brazilian cart at the old D-Street Noshery pod (probably two years ago) that abruptly closed before I had a chance to try the food. One of the menu items from that cart was also on this menu, and the curious panda just had to try it. Feijoada ($8) is deemed Brazil's national dish: a bean and beef stew containing black beans, bacon, beef, sausage, green onions, and garlic. It was served with rice and collard greens. I admit I didn't have to read any further once I saw bacon (but I kept on reading anyway). All the meats brought awesome flavor to this dish. Moqueca ($8) is a Brazilian fish stew that contains coconut milk. There are options to get it with chicken or shrimp instead. It's served with rice and tomatoes. Tropeiro ($8) is another traditional dish featuring pinto beans, bacon, beef, sausage, green onions, eggs, garlic, and yucca flour. It's a solid recommendation. NOTE: Brazilian House operates out of the old Rockabillies food cart.

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    2 months ago

    Absolutely yummy Brazilian food! Very much so a comfort meal! Coxinha's have the best flavor along with the beans!

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    1 year ago

    Delicious homemade food! Very nice owner. My go to is the veggie plate: rice, beans and collards with plantains. So flavorful!

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    3 years ago

    Love this food, service, and atmosphere.. I've been in 2-3 months ago, the wait is long, we chose the bar, there was no waiting.

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    6 years ago

    Simple yet flavorful, 10/10 would recommend, she anything on the menu paired w that classic Guaraná

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    4 years ago

    Coxinha were awesome! Pasteis were too! Best I've had since Brazil. I plan to go back next week.

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    Heloisa's food is like crack-cocaine! Enduringly good. And in these Covid-19 times, she has not reduced the proportions.

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    2.5 miFoster-Powell, Southeast Portland
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    One day I didn't budget my time properly so I was looking for lunch that wasn't fast food that I…read morecould eat in the car. Fish and chips to the rescue. I got the cod. It had a panko crust which sometimes I prefer to batter. They were a little bit salty for my taste but ever since I got COVID lots of things have tasted salty so take that with a grain of salt I'm not a tartar sauce guy but this is some great sauce. I feel like later I got a piece of tarragon(?) out of my teeth and reminded me of the herby yummy sauce. I scoffed at first at the chips. Very non uniformly cut but surprisingly all well cooked. I don't know if it's they type of potato but the skin was really off putting. But solid toothsome chips that a splash of vinegar helps a lot. If I end up in a similar position again I'll definitely consider coming back.

    Friendly owners. Sizzling fresh food. Price was decent for a food cart serving seafood. I got the…read morelarge serving for $16 and that was a good choice. I came after a review I read on Eater for FoPo area eats. I'm not a huge fried food fan but this place was good. I got the Steelhead trout fish and chips. Wait was ok they give you a buzzer so you can stroll around the food court. Took about 10 mins not bad. The locally sourced steelhead was a delicious surprise. Tender, juicy fish with crispy breading. Good seasoning. Fries were thicker so not as crispy but still hearty. 3 medium sized pieces of fish. They included ketchup for the fries as well as malt vinegar and tartar sauce for authentic fish dip. Wedge of lemon, too! All in a earth-friendly cardboard box. They take credit just fine. Very convenient location at Carts on Foster just down the street from where I was staying. So I walked back and enjoyed there. If you're staying you could probably cruise over to any local breweries or the bar cart for a beer to complement the fried food. Good time!!!

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    4.6(495 reviews)
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    TLDR: Popular Portland food truck with a long wait, friendly service, and filling sandwiches that…read morewere worth it. ------ One of my Portland friends brought us here, and it ended up being a great recommendation. The food truck is located inside a food truck plaza with plenty of options nearby and ample outdoor seating with picnic tables. This particular food truck had a long line, which made the wait to order a bit lengthy. However, it was well worth it. The woman taking orders was incredibly kind and bubbly, which added to the overall experience. After ordering, the food took about 20 minutes to come out, but I did not mind since the sandwiches ended up being really good. The sandwiches were flavorful and very filling. Honestly, I probably could have been satisfied with just one sandwich. Overall, I thought this spot was worth the wait. I would definitely come back if I were in Portland again.

    Came here after seeing that they have a scotch egg sando and knew I had to try it! This food truck…read moreis located in a food cart area with a ton of carts around so there's ample seating and a variety of options if you're coming with a group. The line ended up being pretty long around 3pm on a Saturday (they close at 3:30pm) and between ordering and getting our food, we waited about 30 min. I did really like the sando though. The scotch egg was nicely fried and crispy on the outside with a soft gyoza stuffing filling. My only wish is that it was a bit easier to eat and that it had more seasoning as the gyoza filling was a bit bland and the egg smaller than I thought it was be. But overall pretty tasty and definitely worth trying. I'll have to come back and try their OG Tokyo Nando sandwich.

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