The Philly Truck — Restaurant in Branson

The absolute BEST cheesesteak in the Branson/Springfield area by far. I'm from PA and this is as authentic as it gets, as good as anything I've had back home. I got the Philly with mushrooms, peppers & onions ($1 extra for cheese-wiz a.k.a. "Wiz!"), and it was pure art: a perfect roll stuffed full with fresh ingredients served steaming hot in under 8 minutes. The side basket of fries weren't included but you get a huge portion of fries for under $5. And don't let the fact that this is in a food truck park scare you away...picnic table seating is offered or a high table with padded chairs under a covered area next to the food truck. The owner was friendly and checked on us after we had our food to make sure we were happy. Turns out he has connections to Philadelphia, so this is indeed the real deal. Very impressive overall, over-the-top delicious, big portions, friendly owner, 10/10, this place is no joke. If you're looking for the can't miss "secret spot" small business to support while you're in Branson, whether you live here or you're on vacation...

I recently dined at The Philly Truck, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The lamb gyro was simply outstanding—perfectly seasoned, tender, and served with fresh, flavorful toppings. Every bite was a delight, and it's clear that they use high-quality ingredients.

The service was equally impressive. The staff was attentive, friendly, and went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed. They were knowledgeable about the menu and made excellent recommendations. Our meal was served promptly, and the overall atmosphere was warm and inviting.

If you're looking for a place with exceptional food and top-notch service, The Philly Truck is definitely worth a visit. I can't wait to return and try more of...

My wife is from New Jersey and has had cheesesteaks in many places (including Philly) and said this is the best she has ever tasted and the Gyros incredible, better than ones she had in Athens. Unlike probably most of the Gyros you will find anywhere else in the country these are created by someone as part of his culture. Boba is from Macedonia, and if you look at a map, you will see that Macedonia used to be part of the Greek Empire and shares its southern border with Greece. He does his culture proud, and I'm so glad he brought his culinary. skills to Branson. . The only regret I have is not having discovered the Philly...