Brazilian Barbecue WA — Restaurant in Fremantle

Ah, Brazilian Barbecue in Fremantle, WA - a slice of Brazil right in the heart of Western Australia, where the warmth of Brazilian culture embraces you like a long-lost friend. As I step into this culinary haven, I am transported to the vibrant streets of Brazil, with the tantalizing aroma of grilled meats filling the air.

The menu is a passport to Brazilian flavors, and I'm greeted by a friendly staff, each one exuding the warmth and hospitality that is quintessentially Brazilian. Their smiles are infectious, and it's evident that they take pride in sharing the rich culinary heritage of their homeland.

The restaurant is abuzz with the sound of happy chatter, just like the lively streets of Brazil on a sunny day. People gather around tables, indulging in lively conversations, and laughter fills the air. It's a place where strangers become friends, connected by a shared love for the food and the joyful spirit of Brazil.

As I sit down, I'm presented with an array of appetizers, from crispy yuca fries to mouthwatering coxinha. Each bite is a burst of flavor, a testament to the bold and diverse cuisine of Brazil. The coxinha, a popular street food, is a delightful surprise, with its tender shredded chicken encased in a golden, crispy shell.

And then comes the main event - the churrasco, the heart and soul of Brazilian barbecue. The servers parade around the restaurant, carrying skewers of succulent meats, from tender beef to juicy sausages and smoky chicken. It's a feast for the senses, and my taste buds are on a journey of their own.

The meats are grilled to perfection, seasoned with a medley of Brazilian spices that dance on my palate with every bite. It's a carnivore's paradise, and I indulge in the flavors as if I were strolling along the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, soaking up the sun and savoring the delights of Brazilian cuisine.

As I eat, I can't help but be swept away by the lively atmosphere. The live music adds to the festive ambiance, and the rhythmic beats make me want to get up and dance along. It's a celebration of life, of good food, and of the joy that comes from sharing a meal with loved ones.

And just when I think I can't possibly eat another bite, a sweet temptation arrives - a plate of brigadeiros, the beloved Brazilian truffles made with condensed milk and cocoa. They're a decadent delight, melting in my mouth like a blissful dream.

As I bid farewell to Brazilian Barbecue in Fremantle, I'm filled with gratitude for the experience that felt like a mini-vacation to Brazil. It's a place that not only satisfies the appetite but also nourishes the soul with its warmth and camaraderie.

I leave with a happy heart, knowing that I've found a taste of Brazil right here in Western Australia. And as the rain pours outside, I carry with me the sunny memories of a Brazilian feast, a reminder that food has the magical power to transport us across borders and connect us to the spirit of...

The first time I was here I ordered the mixed meat platter. It had chicken breast, Brazilian sausage and beef rump slices together with the cheese bread & chips. I felt the beef was slightly done this round. Second time I ordered just the sausage and the rump (cheese bread and chips). It was good! I ordered medium. And some salt was spread on top. The cheese bread is very interesting. Not that it has much taste to it but I liked the texture. Had the mochi/boba chewy texture but a few chewy notches down. Both times I was lucky to get a table with seats right out the stall. Once you ordered you'd be given a number in that small paper. When your food is ready, your number will be called out. You then collect your food. It's no frills. After all it's inside a market. It's chaotic but nice chaotic. I would definitely go back. They are only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. So place...

Although the meat was very tasty and well rested. It was overcooked for my taste I asked for rare and got just over medium. It was a bit too salty for me. Chips were good and paos de queijo were very nice too. Good value and well served portion wise. They are very nice and cheerful people, although they were extremely busy. The wait time was 40 minutes. Not recommended for the elderly or disabled, as only about 8 stools were available to seat down, for about 8 eateries! It’s was as well very noisy. We would have enjoyed it much more if we could have sat...