Brasa Brazilian BBQ - Brazilian restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City

If you're looking for a Brazilian restaurant in Thu Duc, Brasa Brazilian BBQ is definitely worth trying. Great grilled meat, table service, and a unique Churrasco experience.

Brought the whole family here over the weekend, and everyone left happy and stuffed! Kid-friendly, great energy, and prompt service even on a busy Saturday night. We’ll definitely make this a regular family tradition.

A hidden gem for BBQ lovers! Despite being newly opened, this place already impresses with its flavorful dishes, fresh ingredients, and outstanding service. The cozy atmosphere makes every meal enjoyable. Highly recommended, and I’ll definitely be back!🤩😍

First of all, I had high expectations for this new restaurant, especially knowing that both the chef and owner are from Brazil. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a huge disappointment from the moment we sat down. To start, we were served a small piece of garlic bread (which, by the way, ended up being the best thing we ate all night) and a piece of corn. Then came the so-called salads—if you can even call them that. After waiting about 20 minutes, the first plate of meat finally arrived. We were a party of six, and there wasn’t even enough for everyone to have a piece. To make matters worse, the meat was dry, incredibly chewy, and overwhelmingly salty. Small plates continued to come out one after another, but every single one was the same—dry, tough, chewy, and far too salty. We then had to wait another 10 minutes or more between each serving. Eventually, we stopped asking for more food and just hoped that at least one of the beef dishes would be worth the wait. Unfortunately, not a single one was. At 599,000 VND per person, this was easily the worst buffet I’ve had in my 4½ years of living here. We literally had to drink beer just to wash the food down. Needless to say, we left the restaurant still hungry, and our jaws were sore from all the chewing. We gave up and didn’t want to order anymore food cause it’s seems to be the same quality even though we were all still hungry it wasn’t worth it. I understand they’ve just opened, and I genuinely hope they improve because the concept has a lot of potential. However, opening a restaurant isn’t an excuse for serving poor-quality food. If you’re going to advertise an authentic Brazilian Churrasco buffet, the food should reflect that. Based on our experience, this was nowhere close to the Brazilian churrasco experience we were expecting. I really wanted to like this place, but based on this experience, I simply can’t recommend it until they make significant improvements to the quality of the food, portion flow, and overall dining experience.

Great food, first time trying Brazilian food