A person wearing a pink "MISTER PIO" t-shirt and a backwards cap turns a spit of rotisserie chicken over glowing charcoal in a commercial oven.

Mister Pio serves good taste in design

Mister Pio is a fast-casual restaurant and take-out spot serving Peruvian rotisserie chicken unique for its peppery spice blend and preparation over charcoal and wood fire.

Overview

Mister Pio’s branding is bright and playful leaning into its vibrant Peruvian heritage. Branded elements are inspired by nature, traditional fabrics and patterns, and culinary ingredients.

A visual showcase of the Mister Pio logo featuring a stylized hand icon with a central eye shape, accompanied by the tagline "Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken" in different layouts and purple tones.
A brand identity slide featuring bold typography with a pangram, a paragraph about rotisserie chicken, numbers and symbols, and a horizontal colour palette with purple, pink, blue, peach, and mint green swatches.
Branded business cards and letterhead for Mister Pio. One card features the logo and the other shows contact details for Justin Nasralla. The stationery includes the business name and address in the top corner.
A person facing a rotisserie oven, wearing a pink "MISTER PIO" shirt and a grey cap with the Mister Pio logo. The industrial oven has gold hardware and a visible temperature gauge.
A plate with a whole rotisserie chicken and another plate with fries in a paper cone are placed on a wooden table beside a bottle of yellow soda and a branded Mister Pio paper bag.
A modern restaurant shelf display featuring cookbooks, Peruvian decorative items, Mister Pio-branded hats and towels, paper bags, and a vase with fresh flowers next to a beverage fridge.
A row of colourful Mister Pio street posters against a brick wall. The posters say “New chicken on the block” with a mix of photography, branded graphics, and bold typography in pastel and neon colours.

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