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Brazilian restaurant
Pasteloa - Brazilian restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City
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The Story
About This Place
Pasteloa is a Brazilian pastelaria on Đường Số 6 in Thao Dien, serving filled pastels, feijoada and coxinha.
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Menu Highlights
What to order at Pasteloa
Feijoada
300,000 ₫
- Brazil's national dish! Black beans stew with smoked sausage & ribs (200gr). Sides of farofa (50gr), kale (50gr), whit
Brazilian Beef Stroganoff / Brazilian Beef Stew
270,000 ₫
Beef Tenderloin with creamy sauce,Mustard, Tomato, Mushrooms(200gr) w/Rice (150gr) & Cassava Sticks Thăn bò sốt kem mù
Slovakian Pork Meatballs
255,000 ₫
Pork Meatballs (200gr), Mashed Sweet Potatoes (150Gr), Pickles & Tartar Sauce
Cheese Pastel Large/ Brazilian Cheese Folded Pastry Large - 180gr
145,000 ₫
Crispy & deep fried dough with: - Mozzarella Cheese & Oregano
Meat Pastel Large / Brazilian Beef Folded Pastry - 180gr
145,000 ₫
.Crispy & deep fried dough with: - Ground beef, boiled egg & green olives. - Crispy fried dough filled with: - Minced b
Full menu below · prices in VND.
Reviews
5.0(192)
It's Brazilian restaurant. I was surpprised when I found this Brazilian restaurant in the local area. So I tried. I tried the Feijoada, because it looks Brazil much Lol. Anyway it tasted extraordinary. It's different from the Vietnamese food. I'm really wondering if Vietnamese people love this or not, but the other pies? were good also. Anyway the hot sauce comig with the pies were really good, it was better than pies itself Lol. Anyway the shop looks nice and nice decore. The staffs were really nice and good service. The price were a bit costly but it's very rare in HCMC. So nice to try.
Just like the other reviews mention, the food is great. The owner definitely understands customer service, and the decor beautifully reflects Brazilian culture. I’ll definitely come back to try more items on the menu. (Must try the pastels) The restaurant is located right in the middle of a typical Vietnamese neighborhood/market, making it a surprising find. But trust Google Maps—it’ll get you there!
This place is a hidden gemstone. Seriously the food was so good. I finished the beef stroganoff in 3 minutes. The pastel was really easy to eat, my favorite one was Ham and Cheese, full of mozzarella 😋. Very quiet alley. Love this place!
We stumbled upon this quaint Brazilian restaurant. It looked very inviting, so we sat down, picked some random things - since we didn’t know much about Brazilian cuisine - and were pleasantly surprised. The staff (I think owner?) was super friendly and helpful. Food was flavorful - loved the spices on the side. Will definitely come back to try more. 🙏🏼
Visit Tips
Visiting Pasteloa
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Open late: Doors stay open past 3 AM on at least one day — handy for after-work dinners.
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Breakfast available: Opens by 3 AM — a viable breakfast stop in Saigon.
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Menu starts from: 15,000 ₫, based on 31 priced items on the public menu.
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Reservations: Call +84 796 878 628 to book — recommended for weekend dining.
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Delivery: Listed on GrabFood.
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Frequently Asked
- What is the best dish at Pasteloa?
- The pastel and feijoada are the standouts. A Brazilian reviewer confirmed 'Eloa's feijoada is original,' and the Ham & Cheese pastel draws praise for being 'full of mozzarella.' The hot sauce served alongside is a repeated highlight.
- Is Pasteloa hard to find?
- Pasteloa sits at the end of a narrow alley about 50 meters off the main road in An Khánh. Reviewers recommend following Google Maps carefully — 'you won't regret it' once there.
- Is Pasteloa quiet or loud?
- The alley location keeps foot traffic low. Reviewers describe a 'very quiet alley' and a small room that feels removed from the surrounding neighborhood.
- What's the best dish at Pasteloa for someone new to Brazilian cuisine?
- Reviewers who tried Pasteloa without prior knowledge of Brazilian food recommend starting with the pastels and the beef stroganoff, with one noting they 'finished the beef stroganoff in 3 minutes.'
- Is Pasteloa open for weekend lunch?
- Sunday hours begin at noon, making Pasteloa one of the few spots in Thao Dien offering a midday Brazilian meal on weekends.
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