$3 ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Brazilian Buffet 🇧🇷 Our FAVORITE in São Paulo!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for watching!❤️🇧🇷 In case you missed our last vlog (We got scammed in Brazil): kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHQn6CGpZhgjaM We will be in Brazil for a few months. So make sure to subscribe for more Brazil videos😊💚🇧🇷

[@zero_6671]

Vist Campos do Jordão in São Paulo is amazing

[@naathnaath6377]

$3 dollars for that and $20 for that fruit. I feel for you brother but moving on is the best solution. God bless...from...SAKARDU...❤

[@engrviki3490]

My best bro jet you & your friend looks fabulous lot of love 💙

[@arena6087]

Nice blog I like buffets especially $3 ones, new sub

[@MattZaycYT]

"God work in mysterious ways". Wise words. God bless you my friend! I really hope you guys are blessed during this Brazilian trip. 💚💛

[@pespx]

She said that she wouldn’t charge this time because you are foreign and she noticed you both really enjoyed the food. Very nice!

[@JetLagWarriors]

she is sooo nice!!!!

[@marioardma2778]

@@JetLagWarriors actually she doesn't own the restaurant bc she said "he won't charge" referring to someone else and not herself. Have fun in SP and be welcome

[@cagamerbr]

Pedro I think I'm going there and I gonna pretend I'm a gringo kkkkkkkkkkkkk just kidding

[@fabiodasilvafabio5570]

@@cagamerbr the owner didn´t charge beacuse they made a video promoting the restaurant and posted on KZbin. Nothing is for free, everybody looking for some advantage.

[@averdadeestanua8570]

@@fabiodasilvafabio5570 Joined Dec 2, 2021 PERFIL FAKE !!! I believe she was nice to give a good impression for tourists... I´ll do the same. How many in that line will watch this video, or how many who frequent the region will look for the video?? No sense, dude, no sense...

[@maira672]

The "dry cassava" is called farofa. Brazilians LOVE farofa!

[@PKling1]

No caso é de milho não de mandioca

[@RandomNPC001]

I know that in most countries buffets are not seeing kindly upon, but in Brazil is done so well. Reasonable prices, good variety, good homemade meal. You can never go wrong with that. By the way this is the same anywhere in Brazil. Thanks for supporting the local small business, they went through a hard time during quarantine. Remember you have got to stop at Espírito Santo!

[@fjiguatemi]

Fiquei muito feliz em ver que vocês foram a um restaurante que eu conheço, trabalho aí perto e gosto muito da comida deste lugar, sempre faço marmitex ai

[@GabiThomasOficial]

Hey guys, I'm a Brazilian from São Paulo who has lived in the U.S. for 18 years (I moved here when I was 21). I'm moving back to Brazil next month with my American husband 🇧🇷🥳🤩 and we are super excited. Anyway, if you want any tips I can help you out. I go to SP often to visit my family (haven't seen them since 2019 though, because of COVID-19. 😢). Keep having fun!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hi! Thanks so much!!! Where is the first place in Brazil you would want to show your husband?

[@GabiThomasOficial]

@@JetLagWarriors first, there's a sushi place in São Paulo called Nori Sushi and it's the best sushi you'll ever eat, but a bit expensive and upscale. 🍣 It's nice to go every now and then. There's a city called Natal, in Rio Grande do Norte (RN). The sand dunes are beautiful and AMAZING - and we can ride/rent 4 wheelers to have fun doing loops and donuts. Lol From there you can catch a small plane and go to the Island of Fernando de Noronha. This Island is unbelievably amazing and there are many laws that won't allow people to take anything from nature/ocean. Scuba diving there is like a dream. Another city you guys need to go if you like hiking in the mountains is Bonito, in Mato Grosso do Sul. The nature is almost surreal... The butterflies are the size of our hands, all different colors. About your amazement of the Japanese population in SP, the second biggest population of Japanese is in SP (after Japan. Lol). Brasil was never in a world war, and has become a place for refugees for many different people from different countries. I think that's why the culture is so inviting. It's very hard to find a Brazilian person that is not "mixed". For example, my great grandparents were from Germany, France, Portugal and Poland. If you go to the south of Brasil you will find a big population of Europeans (especially Germans) who speak English. There are many Americans who live there also. By the way, Florianópolis, in Santa Catarina is also a beautiful and fun place to go in the South of the country. You guys are awesome! But please .. ditch Palmeiras and go Corinthians!!!!!

[@buxadonoff]

@@GabiThomasOficial Brazil was in a World War, we fought in Italy during ww2 .. more then a thousand sail man died from german submarine attacks during the 40's and we sent 25 thousand man to fight in Italy in response, we defeated the germans in several battles. But the rest is true, Brazil recieved several immigrants from all places of the world, lebanese, syrian, italians, german, japanese, chinese, etc ...

[@GabiThomasOficial]

@@buxadonoff yes, that's right! Because we were allies. But what I mean is that there weren't any wars directly against Brazil.

[@MrRicardoddq]

@@GabiThomasOficial É engraçado como você deixou claro que, apesar de brasileira (paulistana??), não conhece nada da cidade de São Paulo. O gringo pede referências da cidade e a primeira coisa que vem na cabeça da criatura é um restaurante japonês..... Kkkkkkk Hilário.... Típico de brasileiros da elite...

[@jalexsilva8162]

She said she wouldn't charge you because they saw that you both are foreigners and really liked the food

[@JetLagWarriors]

awww she is so nice❤️❤️❤️

[@lindadorman2869]

Good on you for eating in local, reasonably-priced eateries!! If it makes you feel better, yesterday's video was a lesson to all travelers NOT to get fooled by "free" samples. The locals know better, and if more tourists stopped frequenting these places, they would not exist. Oh and by the way, "boa tarde" (bow-tarji) is good afternoon and "boa noite" (bow-noweet) is good night.

[@howtoduit]

Depends if we're talking European vs Brazilian Portuguese, Brazilians I know have taught me that it's pronounced 'Boa-tahjee' & 'Boa Noi-chee'.

[@JetLagWarriors]

wow this is interesting about the pronounciation differences!👍 For for teaching us

[@Pedro-ic3rt]

@@howtoduit It also depends on where in Brazil we are talking about. I'm from the northeast and here we usually don't pronounce the 'd' and the 't' as a 'dj' and 'tch' sound, respectively. I, as many other fellow northeasterners, say it like 'boa-tardi' and 'boa-noiti'

[@IKimdraculaI]

Or, just nod your head and say "dia", "tarde" or "noite"

[@howtoduit]

@@Pedro-ic3rt Interesting! I guess that's nature of languages, it's all the same really. If we all spoke the same, we wouldn't have different accents or dialects. Obrigado meu amigo

[@rajinderkaursidhu752]

Wow. Awesome. For 3 dollars you get good and awesome food. Blessed the lady for giving you free food . ❤️. Pls stay away from scammers.

[@bat0s4i]

I've seen a lot of hindi reactions on a channel called "common man" or something like that and "bless" seems to be a very common way to thanks someone or to say something is good, specially among older people. Its so interesting and warm, even so im not religious.

[@northongames]

The lady at the restaurant felt proud that you were visiting her restaurant and that you liked the food so she didn't want to charge.

[@rcBorneo]

Wow! $3 all-can-eat! That's the cheapest I ever heard of...and it tasted great with 5 Stars rating! And at the end, it was free for Steve and Ivana! What else can you ask for...

[@JetLagWarriors]

yesss the lady was super nice. It’s nothing fancy but this is our fave restaurant. Just like simple warung has the best food in Malaysia

[@cleitonfelipe2092]

Of course, one dollar = 5,75 Brazilian Real

[@drluizpires]

But if you lived here you'd make 0,8 cents an hour

[@cleitonfelipe2092]

@@drluizpires Closer to $0.86 cents

[@mrpnet2]

@@cleitonfelipe2092 Yes 17 reais = 3 dollars, the Brazilian currency is very down this year, but food is cheap in Brazil actualy

[@chaw294]

Those who can eat a lot, will gain at this $3 All You Can Eat restaurant. Wowww ..lots of food choices, not bad and they look yummy. Very kind and generous of the shop owner not to accept payment from you guys, a super kind act. What you both had lost yesterday was replaced by a gain today 👍👍👏

[@Thelaretus]

Kudos for this buffet who unknowingly redeemed the country's reputation.

[@gabicraioveanu2590]

I did not expect You will remember „mămăliga”, grate culinary experience. Romania miss You. Brazilia, cu respect din România ! (Brasil , with respect from Romania)!

[@JetLagWarriors]

how can we forget mamaliga!!!

[@arianemoura2967]

brazil is a mixture of cultures, and são paulo has the highest concentration of these cultures... guys i loved the video, welcome to brazil enjoy

[@fredericoalmeidadebarros7074]

Nova Barão, um ótimo restaurante aqui do centro de SP. Muitas memórias boas. Great video guys!

[@marciovieiradocarmo2710]

I was happy to see you guys enjoying the Nova Barao Restaurante food. The dry cassava is called _ cassava flour _ farinha de mandioca_ farofa And the Brazilian sausage is called _ linguica

[@Crocs_in_the_gym]

Eles deixam i buffet aberto assim sem vidro ora proteger?

[@EdneiMonteiroO]

Eu acho que era farinha de milho, tava muito amarela

[@thealexprime]

Era uma farofa qualquer que a gringa transformou em tapioca kkkk

[@JetLagWarriors]

This restaurant has good value and quality. Have you been?

[@marciovieiradocarmo2710]

@@JetLagWarriors I have not. As you already know, buffet style Restaurant is common in Brazil. They are usually reasonable and have good fresh food. I am a Paulistano , but at the moment I live in New York City. Going to visit Sampa late January 2022. Enjoy Brazil, the North part is really beautiful !!

[@gustavosoares4926]

Interestingly, although it is a popular restaurant for Brazilian workers, the dark-skinned people (blacks) who were putting out food were not Brazilians. In other words, we had in the same camera frame only foreigners putting food.

[@JetLagWarriors]

haha it’s popular amongst the foreigners as well

[@maximoffwanda8692]

Amo ver esses vídeos e ficar ouvindo a fofoca do povo que estão nas outras mesas

[@wpreite]

It is impossible to stop watching your videos guys!

[@arii1987]

Nice. The food looks great in Brazil. You might not be in Malaysia right now but Malaysia is definitely in you. You put a smile on my face when you said Nasi Goreng.

[@GringoNation]

so funny that you guys keep going back to Nova Barão. It's a very simple spot. Great bang for buck obviously though and I can't believe how nice they were to give you a free meal. She said you guys are foreigners and enjoy the food. Dried cassava flour is farofa and sausage is linguiça. Now... beer with Guaraná? That's something unique. hahaha.

[@LoaRicardo]

you seam to want to do what the locals do, so I would recommend the Estadão Bar (is near that area), the Sorveteria do Centro, (also in the Centro region), the Roosevelt Boulevard and the Consolação Church , and the Soroco Ice cream. All these places are near to the Barão de Itapetininga, where the Nova Barão is located. you can walk from this area to Estadão, Consolação Church, Roosevelt (an stage theater/skateboard/artists/ counterculture point) at the back of the church, and walk uphill to rua Augusta , another counterculture reference in São Paulo, to have an ice cream at the Soroco, near the Augusta Park :) The walk from the Nova Barão to Augusta Park is less than 2 km long. Also, walking the Augusta up, you can get at the Paulista Avenue, so do this in a sunday

[@JetLagWarriors]

This reccommendation is amazing!!! And we live nearby so we will visit those places. Thanks!

[@IKimdraculaI]

Another great place to go near that area is Aboud Shawarma, great and cheap authentic Arab food in Largo do Paissandú, in Centro!!

[@gustavosoares4926]

This restaurant is popular price because it is frequented by workers who carry out activities nearby. Many street vendors, street vendors, clothing vendors, drivers, police. In other words, usually the customers are always the same people. And you were new faces there. So it captivates you to come back. And it takes a bia inagem of the place. All over the world you will find people willing to harm you and help you. It is not characteristic of a country but of humanity

[@Crocs_in_the_gym]

Por que eles tem o buffet aberto sem vidro? É meio nojento. Cabelo cuspi 🤮🤮🤮

[@gustavosoares4926]

@@Crocs_in_the_gym Porque é popular e barato não é pra gente fresca. Se está achando nojento vai lá na Índia vê como é feito a comida, vai na China comer morcego, vai na Coreia comer cachorro, vai na Venezuela comer o que você acha no lixo.

[@MrRodrigo1250]

@@Crocs_in_the_gym qualquer restaurante popular tem buffet aberto e sem vidro, e isso em vários lugares. Você não deve comer muito nesse tipo de restaurante pra falar isso kk

[@Crocs_in_the_gym]

@@MrRodrigo1250 Claro num lugar que tem um rio fedorento mas as pessoas se incomodam com fios aparentes... distorcao cognitiva. Tipico do Brasil. Meu isso NAO e normal!!!!!!!!!! Tem que ter protecao!!!!

[@MrRodrigo1250]

@@Crocs_in_the_gym muito difícil ver algum que tenha, já fui em vários buffets tanto no Brasil como nos EUA e só achei um que tinha apenas na parte da salada por questão de temperatura.

[@SirCaco]

The food looked awesome and their kind gesture was very heartwarming. What a way to make up for the scammer thing. I'm sorry you guys went through that in my country; unfortunately there's a lot of people who just want to take advantage of tourists.

[@LifeofBga]

Tem golpe em qualquer lugar turístico, vai ver na França os caras colocam uma fita no teu pulso sem permissão e pedem dinheiro

[@AlexSilva-ms2wp]

@@LifeofBga Eu e a minha família toda levamos um golpe em Paris com essa história da fitinha . Prejuizo de mais de 500 euros .

[@SirCaco]

@@LifeofBga Tô ligado, só tô dizendo que sinto pelo ocorrido.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Have you tried Brazilian food? 🇧🇷🥘🥙 What’s you favourite?

[@luke83rj]

Moqueca capixaba

[@lali179]

Feijoada

[@JetLagWarriors]

@@luke83rj I have to look up what it is

[@JetLagWarriors]

@@lali179 we will try feijoada soon!

[@luke83rj]

@@JetLagWarriors it’s a traditional meal in the state of Espírito Santo made of fish stew.

[@pedrogallovieira7474]

Prato de Pedrero o nome disso. The Full Plate Worker - the tradicional brazilian hardworker class dish.

[@JetLagWarriors]

good to know, thanks!

[@isabelfonseca1291]

Hi! " Boa tarde" is how you say good afternoon! "Tarde" in Brazil is pronounced " tardji", the same way you say "bom djia". Stay safe 👍😉

[@TheStallKross]

Only thing I would add is that "tardjee" is the standard pronunciation in the Southeast region, but other regions have different pronunciations.

[@SoniaRegina-fy2dx]

Essa pronúncia " tardji" é apenas um sotaque local, mas se vc for para outros locais se fala "tarde" . Alguns lugares puxa-se o R, outros se pronunciam a letra E como em espanhol, é muito variado.

[@dianegreig4627]

Food looks delicious. Enjoy. Keep safe, healthy and happy

[@mariamihaelaiamandi9159]

Wow! ... You remembered Romania pronouncing "mămăligă"! Psychologically that means you really appreciated it. We love you both! 🤗 ❤️

[@JetLagWarriors]

❤️🇹🇩

[@tammycruz4734]

First time here and it's so interesting to watch because I'm Brazilian and this is the first time I see gringos going around and trying food like this. Definitely going to watch more videos of you guys in Brazil. Awesome stuff. And Brazilian food is definitely the best ♡

[@Dikz.70769]

Take care my friend 😅 from Malaysia 🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur fan's 🤘

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks John!

[@Dikz.70769]

@@JetLagWarriors welcome

[@alinnyventura]

Era o meu lugar favorito pra almoçar quando eu trabalhava aí no centro .

[@niekbiancci1119]

He eatting all the food in the same time hahah so funny!😅😅😅

[@leomilani_gtr]

I'm Brazilian and I like to eat just like this Yankee: lots of pork and beer aside! Cheers, dude! 🍻

[@jairooliveira1394]

Brazil has the best street cuisine in the world, you can argue, but when you taste it, you're sure it's true, here in Brazilians we have a good time, pastel de Feira, barbecue, feijoada, bologna sandwich from the market, here is paradise

[@joaopauloalvesfonseca8385]

You guys just need to go to Minas Gerais, the capital and some of the nice historic towns and UNESCO sites, best food and warmest people. You'll love it and it is quite safe, a Brazil you never imagined and very underrated!

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh do they have specific food there that we should try?

[@LucasAlves-yb5lr]

@@JetLagWarriors Pão de queijo

[@igorhenriquee]

@@JetLagWarriors you should try pão de queijo, feijão tropeiro, doce de leite, queijos, rapadura, cachaça... Minas Gerais is awesome.

[@luisapinheiro3477]

Everyone in Brazil will say that you should try pão de queijo (a brazillian dish made with cheese), but pão de queijo is from the state of Minas Gerais and there you can find the bestest with Serra da Canastra cheese

[@SamieCarvalho]

@@JetLagWarriors Basically Minas Gerais is the most famous and delicious places to eat in Brazil. From cheeses to meat, vegetables, desserts. Minas Gerais food is legendary in Brazil. You should not miss it.

[@magomistico562]

Que bom que dessa vez não passaram a perna neles . Isso pega muito mal pro Brasil . Esse golpe já aconteceu até comigo , uma vez fui comprar um pastel na rua e o cara me cobrou 20 reais e eu aceitei por medo , ele parecia perigoso . Eu tambem ja comprei coisas por medo de negar na rua , tem ums vendedores de rua que nos aborda de forma agressiva .

[@noticiasdobrasil2410]

pergunta o preço primeiro como voce vai comprar algo sem perguntar o preço

[@jeffmesquita8237]

@@noticiasdobrasil2410 Com toda certeza não é pobre, pobre sempre pergunta o preço antes.

[@thiagofigueiredo9201]

Os próprios brasileiro fica falando mal do país 😒😒

[@marioardma2778]

@@thiagofigueiredo9201 não falamos mal do país. Falamos mal das COISAS MÁS Q ACONTECEM AQUI.

[@massa_todotipodemassa-5tea758]

@@jeffmesquita8237 sou de cidadezinha do interior aqui vc já espera o preço e sempre é oq vc esperava skks

[@pietrohenrique712]

eles comendo farofa e chamando de tapioca foi ótimo kkkkkkkkk ainda mais falando que parece côco

[@KaiSoDaM]

Ela falou que parece uma farinha de coco da terra dela

[@amyyumi9957]

Thanx this will be on my list.i will visit sao paolo next month. Thanx for all the tips guys

[@jamersoncostalolozo7464]

Ivana é muito simpática e linda. Casal bacana de mais. Parabéns

[@pontoz3ro634]

You NEED to try rice&beans! Is the most traditional brazilian food ever! (Arroz com feijão)

[@beatrizmiranda10]

ele comeu, tava embaixo do prato kkkkkkkk ele fala isso no 09:37

[@lynia6587]

Hi guys 👋 hopefully you’re more aware today , this is the best buffet ‘all you can eat ‘ , delicious and cheap 👍🏻 enjoy Steve and Ivana 👍🏻🥰😘

[@gerardfernon3339]

While enjoying your lunch with you at Novo Barão I sensed that it was probably some kind of chain restaurant. I've since discovered it is, with a few outlets in São Paulo at least. Really no frills place, isn't it, with the staff all wearing orange Uncle Roger style t-shirts!

[@gerardfernon3339]

Oops! "NovA Barão", should be.

[@Nory_here]

you should come to Floripa, down south Brazil. Lots of beaches, coconut life style Id say and sea food. We proud of it all. Its summer

[@JetLagWarriors]

we have just been there. Check out our other videos and don’t forget to subscribe👍😁🙏

[@Nory_here]

@@JetLagWarriors nice man, just watched. Thx for coming. Keep the content flowing! Cheers from Floripa brotha. (nice moqueca!)

[@zuraidazakaria7419]

Good redemption meal.You got this for free too,thats extra sweet. I have a feeling you both will keep coming.By the end of your Sao Paulo adventure,the restaurant will put JLW pictures on their wall lol

[@MusicShortsGlobal]

I just noticed you guys have over 40 videos on Brasil, they might be the channel with most videos on it.

[@JetLagWarriors]

More to come!! We are coming back in Oct - Nov to watch world up 🤓🤓

[@sarahfoo4359]

Money well spent and belly full and satisfied! So good! 😀

[@cariocas27]

Damn guys you lucked out! Yes you were right, they gave you the meal for free because you liked the food and possibly ended up giving them some free publicity. I lived in that neighbourhood for a short time. Generally yes, the food in places like that in the República neighbourhood of downtown tends to be great bang for your buck. The next time you should try ordering local delicacies from the menu like Picadinho, Fígado Acebolado (liver and onions), Virado à Paulista, anything with the word 'Frango' (Chicken)... etc.

[@JetLagWarriors]

where should we try those local delicasies you mentioned?

[@cariocas27]

@@JetLagWarriors any of the local eateries with a menu board should have it. You can also try it at the Bar Estadão eatery which is open 24 hours a day and I believe is near where you are staying. They also have the famous shoulder sandwich (lanche de pernil) but their Picadinho is my favorite dish.

[@marioardma2778]

Thanks for showing my hometown. I loved walking around downtown São Paulo. How much I miss there. Enjoy your stay in SP

[@solangesouza6277]

GOOD AFTERNOON = BOA TARDE

[@luisclaudiofugolin6250]

The brazilian sausage is called lean-gweessa, linguiça as the locals spell.

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh thanks!! Just learning this

[@vinisena_]

lean-gweessa é foda KKKKKKKKKKK

[@joycedantas5403]

Tô morrendo com o lean-gweessa kkkkkkkkk

[@leandropeixotodemelo7610]

"Linguiça" is just the translation for sausage; that type of sausage you ate is called "calabresa"

[@SirCaco]

@@vinisena_ duro que o som é esse aí msm né kkkkk

[@MrDouglassss]

very nice to have you in our city...I worked 2 years there in the center of São Paulo...good memories...congratulations on your beautiful work

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

Sugestion: try to search about Campos do Jordão, Ilha Bela, Ouro Preto, São João Del Rey, Dimantina, Sabará, Morro de São Paulo, Trancoso, Jericoacoara, Amontada, Maragogi, Flecheiras, Ilhéus, Itarema, Lençois Maranhenses, Morro Branco, Paranaíba, Cruz, Porto de Galinhas, Pipa, Balneário Camboriú, Itapema, Florianópolis, Blumenau, João Pessoa, Fortaleza, Salvador, Paraty, Gramado, Canela. São Paulo is just a work city for brazilians.

[@thealexprime]

Ah pelo amor de deus gramado e campos de Jordão são armadilhas de turistas pra ficarem brincando de alemães numa arquitetura brega de imitação alemã. 😂😂😂😂

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

@@thealexprime E Ouro Preto, Sabará e São João Del Rei que os Mineiros ficam brincando de Portugal!!!

[@thealexprime]

@@equilibriumelementar5339 pelo menos foi construído por portugueses no séc17 ... já gramado e Campos de jordão que foram construídas casas pra fazer uma imitação brega alemã pra atrair turistas no séc 20 . E pra ser mais específico nos anos 70 e 80 😂😂😂😂😂

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

@@thealexprime Muito lindo vocês querendo imitar Portugal com arquitetura Européia do período medieval! Porque aí pode!

[@thealexprime]

@@equilibriumelementar5339 colega tu bebeu muita cachaça vai dormir 😂

[@marciliomathias4525]

I will go to this place soon for lunch !

[@JetLagWarriors]

did you go yet?

[@marciliomathias4525]

@@JetLagWarriors I should be at Sao Paulo on January 5th and I will get my meal there.

[@lali179]

One of the best things in Brazil is the food by the kilo or all-you-can-eat. Simple but great. And shout out to Novo Barão Restaurante, a true example of Brazilian hospitality.

[@FunTravelLondon]

“Nothing is impossible. The word itself says ‘I’m possible!'”

[@weeeee8232]

lose some gain some. That's life.

[@pedrofelipe4330]

Congratulations on the video. You guys are very nice.

[@marianadeassuncao.4822]

Amei o vídeo!!

[@rosiegarrison5171]

That's Brasil for you... one day scam the next day present! The good and the bad of the world

[@G1100L]

See....ya win some!!!

[@rflavio1987]

Brasil maravilhoso!!

[@luiscarlosrodrigues468]

A cimida saiu de graça por vcs divulgaram o restaurante .

[@diegomangueira]

The dish you thought was dried cassava was made from corn and the "cornmeal polenta" was mashed cassava. 😁

[@unicornns5695]

Wow u got it for free. Very nice :) maybe because u r foreigns and comes so many times. Is it taste good? Its looks good. Hugs from Serbia

[@JetLagWarriors]

sooo good!! Serbia got the best bbq so far! Let’s see if Brazil can top it. Grilled meat is also popular here

[@Alves90387]

@@JetLagWarriors tip to eat at a steak house in Brazil! If you feel like it, choose salads that are lighter, because that way you'll be able to eat a larger amount of protein that will be spent all the time at your table.the famous Brazilian barbecue.

[@FilipeDias-cx7rb]

Amei esse vídeo

[@gabrieltortelli1452]

pqp fumei um, e agora to morrendo de fome vendo esse clip

[@sostinholago6937]

When I eat here in Mexico. I say to people I came from a country that we have a lot food. Sempre hablo en Mexico,. Vengo de UN Pais que serve Mucha comida y barato en Brasil

[@excelente81]

The lady said that "because you're foreigners and enjoyed the meal, it is all paid for". The way she said it gave me the impression the manager/owner was behind you and made that decision.

[@dayancisnerosfernandez6858]

He eats with so much pleasure jajaj look funny

[@preciousstone6878]

Interesting!

[@BelladonnaRiley]

Cereja Amazônia kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk eu amo esses caras.

[@lilstifler8411]

Muito top

[@AlexSavena]

Mano do ceu! Olha o prato do maluco!

[@falafiote8169]

KKKKKKKKKK lançou o prato de pedreiro

[@danielschannel1568]

Do golpe à bença. Que fofossssss🥰🥰

[@todoazuldomarcos]

Cassava flour. Tapioca is made from other part of cassava. It's other dish, with another flavor. It's awesome! The saussage is called: linguiça, and the type you eat is: linguiça calabresa.

[@opseudocientista7783]

Welcome to Brazil!! Adorei!!!!!!

[@edineujunior]

She said, because you are foreigners and liked their food, they’re would like you to have it for free. That’s was lovely.

[@luke83rj]

Good karma just came back at you guys!

[@saudagarkaya1978]

Fried rice / nasi goreng still in your memory 😁😁

[@PanosaoVento]

This is how you enjoy Sampa! Awesome vid

[@reinaldolopes2845]

You're making me super hungry right now

[@JetLagWarriors]

LOL, yes never watch food vlogs before bed lol

[@barbqueen]

The cassava flour has a preparation with butter, some spices, bacon, etc. its a very popular dish and is called Farofa.

[@guilhermestosi]

Corajoso de andar no centro de SP com uma camera em mãos

[@daviddevasconcelos2990]

Better than de 40 dollars fruits haha

[@pcarvalhedo]

Vocês vão viciar nessa comida brasileira aí quando chegar no Canadá, a comida é boa também, mas é diferente e aí como que fica? Kkk...

[@tiagotadashi9161]

its good, so cool

[@pilarsoncini5594]

Belo buffet 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@cairohenrique9869]

Hahahaha this guy drinking skol with guarana while enjoying a pf, it's wonderful

[@arnaldofarias4694]

Em.bom português....ENCHEU A PANÇA!!!!🙌🇧🇷

[@sostinholago6937]

Brazil food it's very nice and cheap. Most hotel has free buffet breakfast

[@sebastiaofigueiredo3455]

Com tanta comida assim ,parece que vcs vieram de Bangladesh e não do Canadá rsrsrs,

[@fnonaka]

The "Guaraná" soda is from a natural fruit of Brazil - some properties: reduce fatigue, boost energy and aid learning and memory. But as it's a soda, of course it has less effects than the natural drink.

[@marciopinheiro239]

Canadians are the best people in the world

[@francousmiani1234]

0:13 Boa Tarde.

[@magomistico562]

Eles misturaram muita comida , os Brasileiros gostam de misturas mais não é pra tanto kkkkk

[@lumer2b]

Eu misturo desse jeito também

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Mas, não mais

[@jeffahbb]

Se for no self-service e não pegar um pouquinho de cada coisa não vale a pena.

[@marcostangamerplayer2480]

😒

[@paulobahia3671]

O cara parece está faminto!

[@aa.r2588]

"See guys, God works in a mysterious way..you loose some money and now you get repaid for being patience on the test". wait, i was just about to post this while watching and suddenly steve said it. What a coincidence.

[@boink800]

I would love to try those meat-only places in Brazil.