Brazilian
Bourke Street’s slick new sushi train (driven by dining big guns) has plates from just $4.80
Hospo heavyweights Con Christopoulos and Victor Liong transform a “magic” space into Bossa Nova, a sushi spot with a Brazilian bent.
- Tomas Telegramma
- Review
- Earlwood
The suburban bakery pulling in customers from Melbourne, Perth and even further for a taste of home
Treats abound at Baked at Bina’s in Earlwood: fried, sugar-dusted Portuguese doughnuts, just-baked custard tarts and soft-centred Brazilian rolls.
- Lenny Ann Low
- Review
- Perth
Authentic and delicious: Tupi takes you on a culinary trip through Brazil
Any chef can cook any food, but if you want authenticity, it’s best if a native of the country cooks it. Want authentic Brazilian dishes? Tupi chef Diego Mello is your man.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- Carlton
Melbourne, there's a new Nova in Carlton
Colourful cafe Bossa Nova offers a delicious, homely dose of Brazil.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Hunters Hill
Justine Grill
Justine Grill in Hunters Hill is run by a Michelin-trained chef inspired by his grandmother's cooking
- Amy McNeilage
- Review
- Melbourne
Belleville
CBD bar effortlessly brings together the best of several worlds and serves some seriously delicious rotisserie chicken.
- Michael Harden
- Review
- Surry Hills
Madam Char Char
Nothing satisfies like a humble charcoal chook sometimes – even when said chook’s had a bit of a makeover.
- Review
- Surry Hills
Madam Char Char
With its bi-fold windows opened wide to the hum of Crown Street, this is a great place to fuel up ...
- Review
- Bondi Beach
Cafecito
That the staff speak Portuguese at this underground location means that the food has to be ...
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