Onda street food do Brasil — Restaurant in Paris

Very rude owner/worker. I went with my boyfriend and mom. My boyfriend had bought from another shop in the same street because he has dietary restriction (kosher). When we went to sit outside to eat our meal (my mom and I had bought from them) she very rudely told my boyfriend off and did not allow us to sit outside and eat ( the restaurant was empty we were the only ones there so it is not like we were really taking up too much space). It is the first time it has happened to me that someone kicks us out so rudely and because someone can't eat the restaurants food. My brother is cœliaque so I am used to the fact that he also brings food from other places, normally as soon as you always also buy from the restaurant you want to sit they never kick you out and not in such a rude way. The lady working there doesn't know the first thing about being nice or educated the way she spoke to...

I recommend it.

The place is small, (arount 6seats inside), and expect to wait a bit longer than if you ordered a sandwich.

Besides that, you'll be a little in Brazil for a moment with some local music playing. The plates served definitely looked more prepared than usual takeway food and it tasted good. I never ate those recipes before.

Portion sizes were just enough, For the price (10-13€ for a main course) I'd say it's a nice option and you'll feel fuller than with a falafel if you're hungry & healthier than with a burger (that you can find in...

Food was decent (the chicken bowl was basically like Chipotle) but staff was rude and would not let us use their seats to eat their food, even though we paid full price (no “to go” discount) and there were plenty of open seats. My wife had asked for a to go container just in case she couldn’t finish, but they insisted we leave immediately 🤷‍♂️ Luckily we generally had a lovely experience in Paris and would recommend visiting other places who actually want to accommodate...