Get a taste of the most beloved bites on American streets and, along the way, discover the heart, soul and wildly diverse real people behind the food.Get a taste of the most beloved bites on American streets and, along the way, discover the heart, soul and wildly diverse real people behind the food.Get a taste of the most beloved bites on American streets and, along the way, discover the heart, soul and wildly diverse real people behind the food.
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Such a great series that I binged it all in one evening which is easy as each episode is only 30 minutes long. Street Food: USA, contains people who love food and who love selling and sharing their food with their communities. The food they make is like sermons of love that you eat to get the spiritual message of family, service, passion and identity. These are the culturally diverse people that make up the melting pot that is the USA. These are people who have become icons in their community because of their excellence and ability to hustle. Each episode focuses on a different US city, Los Angeles, Portland, New York, New Orleans, Oahu, and Miami. And this is food that I could almost smell and taste. And though I would try it all, and these are all great cities, Portland appeared to be the place of true invention and experimentation in presenting everything from Vegan dishes (like Vegan Pork Belly) to pork and beef BBQ. And while the food is all great, it is the stories of the different people involved in the food that makes this series magical.
Viewed on Netflix. Reviewed July 2022.
Viewed on Netflix. Reviewed July 2022.
Yes, it's been done before, yes it's another tv show about food, but man, did they do it right. The people, the food, the shots, very well done. What really makes this a joy to watch is connecting with these families, their stories, they are all so emotional, sweet, sad, joyful. I love seeing each of their passion shine. Well done Netflix. Well done.
I don't think this series knows what it wants to be. It weirdly transitions from food trucks and places to eat to personal stories and struggles of people in food trucks. What the heck is this that I'm watching? I was expecting a fun light-hearted show about food and street food and new places to eat, what I got was a documentary about sons with daddy issues.
I absolutely enjoyed watching the series. Covid effected street vendors tremendously. Hearing how these amazing vendors fought for their passion to cook was so inspiring and motivating.
Beautiful stories and cinematography.
Beautiful stories and cinematography.
I love street food, and I appreciate this show's effort to bring the stories of the cultures that exist behind the cuisines. But I couldn't help but notice the amounts of styrofoam and plastic that come out of these food trucks. Kind of wish the documentarians had been more prone to offer more publicity to folks who are thinking about environmental impacts too.
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