Picanha na Brasa — Restaurant in San Antonio

So… I will keep this one short and to the point. NOT authentic Brasilian. Period! So many great reviews on the food being Brasilian, authentic, but Nope! Here’s the deal, you remove the name “Churrasco Brasileiro” and then you have yourself a tasty, grilled meats over charcoal experience. This place looks Brasilian, talks Brasilian(the menu, not the people that work there, they are straight up hispanic, Not Brasilian) and for those of you that don’t know, Brasil is in South America, therefore Brasilians are Latinos, but NOT hispanic. They don’t even speak Spanish, they don’t eat anything spicy, and most definitely not Jalapeños!! The seasoning is good, but again, Not Brasilian. Not even close!! So to be clear, the food is actually pretty good and tasty, but again, not Brasilian. So if they stop claiming it to be Brasilian, I’d give the food 5 stars, but because they claiming to be Brasilian but are no where near, 3 stars. Just ask a Brasilian… oh wait! You just did, My wife and I are Brasilian, so there! And while I am here, you know those big expensive so called Brasilian Stake houses? Nope!! They are also as fake as they come. They are all chains, not a single one owned by someone from Brasil. So it’s the same story, they sure can call themselves a Stake House, and the food is pretty good. But Brasilian, they are NOT!

Finally, the price. Well, way overpriced! I tiny styrofoam plate costing more than a regular size plate in...

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