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Bom Apetite is really good, but I have another place I want you to try if you're ever in brampton
It's called Nova-Esperanca, their website is www.portuguese-chicken.com
It's also pretty spectacular, I've tried alot of the common places and the worst lately, for me at least, is Bairrada. the mississauga location at least has some DRY chicken
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Not certain if you want to venture further afield, but when I lived in the 'hood, I was a fanatic for Churrasco of St Clair (St Clair W at Christie). It was pretty much only take-out, but sweet Jesus, it was good. I lived there in the early '90s, and did it a couple of times a week, and last I went was autumn 2005, and it was still great.
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In Etobicoke, I prefer the churrasco chicken from the place on the Queensway about two blocks east of Kipling on the north side next to the vacuum cleaner repair store. Green and red sign. Great, juicy chicken with strong spicing. Stay away from everything else in there, but the whole chicken cut up is perfect.
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re: romanruin
I agree with romanruin regarding the chicken, the place is called Bom Apetite Churrasqueirra @ 1176 The Queensway, which is about 2-3 blocks west of the imho the ' Worst Portuguese Chicken '.
I disagree with Romanruin regarding the rest; have you try the Mussels or Ribs from Bom Apetite? They are as good as the chicken. The potatoes and rice are as good as I’ve had from other Churrasqueirra’s.
There is a thread about Best Churrasco Chicken in Toronto, unsure how to link to it.
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I just ate there 2 weeks ago - it was good quality, and you get an excellent sized portion for what you pay, but the food itself is nothing really special. Tastes like any other BBQ chicken I've ever had. Similar to Costco or any standard grocery store BBQ chicken. Didn't seem particularly Portuguese-y to me at all.
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re: gps_shag
The chicken is good but not authentic, Portuguese style but more commercialized Portuguese chicken/food. The service and owners are great, big portions, not bad prices. $10 for a whole chicken, much better then what you can buy at a grocery store. Sometimes can seem a little bald and salty, rice etc.. not very authentic but still a good eat and price. If you are looking for awesome Portuguese chicken/food, check out Mario's BBQ on Dundas St., just east of Hurontario St in Mississauga.


