Tried it on the unlucky evening, no customers, we were hoping for the piranha but due to supply problems it was not available as was the bacalau. Fejolada without praise and without infamy, sufficient capirihna. A little sad, but Forza Brazil
Fast service and friendly manager
As for the cuisine, the starters (Coxinha and bolinho) were excellent!
On the other hand, the dishes were disappointing: fish casserole a little bland, the dish with chicken and cassava fries were really dry (despite the fact that the honey and ginger sauce was good)
Very generous proportions but I find the price a little excessive (9th for starters and count 24th for main course)
It’s an intimate family restaurant and the food taste seems really authentic and it is tasty.
However, the prices are very high for what it offers (9 euro the entry which is 3 small doughnut balls with some sauce and about 25 euro for the main dish with rice, beans and sausage).
For me the smell of food which got into all my clothes and hair was very bad - I had to shower immediately after getting home. One more thing, I have diabetes and I was spiked by their food which shouldn’t have done that - for me this is a bad sign on food quality.
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