brazillian BBQ, HELP
In many cities of north america thier is brazillian bBQ. In there the waiters go around with meat/fish/chicken/whaterever on skewers for patrons to ask more of. The meat are usally simmply BBQ with a little salt.
In NYC on 47th street I beleive is a famous one where the salad bar can put a chower over the edge.
Well is there one ike this in Toronto.
In montreal, if it is still there, on bishop street there is one (where the old Annex was located) but with all various resturants in toronto, i have yet to find one here.
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I just went to one in Niagara Falls called Copacabana. It was $35 for all the meat you could eat, plus a salad bar. The prime rib was my favourite, and the cinnamon and brown sugar roasted pineapple was yum.
There are also showgirls and a live band on weekends. My only complaint was that they don't take reservations on weekends unless you have more than 6 people, so you can wait over an hour for a table.
http://www.copacabana.caThere is the one in Richmond Hill as well, I've seen it but havn't been there.
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There is also one north of the city.
Carnaval Brazilian Grill
160 York Blvd.
Richmond Hill, ON
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re: Zengarden
Yes there is/was, it's called something like Unique Taste, on Dundas near Beverley. The wait staff was Chinese, they served the Brazilian BBQ in between offerings of fried rice, Sweet & Sour Chicken etc. It was OK, not great, but a strange mish mash of flavours. Last time I passed by, they were undergoing "renovations". Not sure if they will reopen with the same concept.
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re: live4food
Would you know how much it is per person here, this looks like the one I went to in Montreal, can't remember the name, but it was fantastic! Been dying to find one here.
Actually went to the website
Dinner:
$28 - Sun-Thurs
$39 - Fri-Sat (with entertainment)
Lunch:
$15 - Mon-Fri (This would be a very good deal
$20 - Sat-SunThink I'll definitely go.
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Unfortunately there are no churrascarias (Brazilian steak houses) here in Toronto.
The last time I went to one was in Chicago, called Fogo de Chao. This restaurant is authentic Brazilian, with four reputable restaurants in Brazil and four more in the US. When I went to the one in Chicago, I found out that the waiters are all brought in from Brazil to work in their American restaurants; it was nice to find out that they all speak Brazilian Portuguese.
If one day one opens here in Toronto, please let me know!
Thom
