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Arby's logo next to cheesesteak hovering over Philadelphia city skyline
Arby’s first debuted their limited-time Angus Cheesesteaks in June of last year. The thing-sliced Angus steak topped with white American cheese, onions, and peppers on a toasted roll with garlic spread was enough of a hit last Summer for Arby’s to run it back this year.
Did it matter that the Arby’s Cheesesteak made the list of the 9 Most-Caloric Fast Food Items in the game right now? Nope! It is back and people are ordering them. How exactly are the Arby’s Angus Cheesesteaks being reviewed this time around? Well, I will let you be the judge…
Arby’s Angus Cheesesteaks Receive Brutal Review
Full disclosure: I have yet to try the Arby’s Angus Cheesesteak for myself. I’m still over here wondering how Arby’s started serving crinkle-cut fries back in 2021 and I didn’t hear about it until last year when I stopped in for some curly fries and only curly fries and they asked me which type of fries I wanted when I ordered… Two types of fries? Really? Is that necessary? But I digress…
Comedian/Creator @KevonStage rolled into his local Arby’s to see what the hype is about and I came across his review on X (formerly Twitter). It is all I ever needed to know about the Angus Cheesesteaks. His X video has 5.1 million views in under 24 hours and it’s really pushing the limits of ‘all press is good press’ for Arby’s. Here is the YouTube version to spread around the views a little and get him some credit:
If you would rather watch the video on Twitter/X, here you go:
I tried the new Arby’s Philly Cheesesteak pic.twitter.com/c23sKIKyXm
— Kevín (@KevOnStage) July 23, 2026
Question: have you personally had the limited-run Arby’s Cheesesteaks? Would you eat it again? Would you recommend it to a friend? Let me know your answer down in the comments because for now I’m going to assume they are an absolutely disaster. He was hungry, excited, and an admitted Arby’s lover. That must have hit him like a freight train of misery.