Brazilian Restaurants near Kahuku, HI

“The owner is super cool, extremely nice, and helpful. I ordered the Feijoada (black bean stew with beef short rib and smoked sausage in it, rice and 1 other side I can't remember) but its only served on Fri and Sat, I think. It was excellent!!! I don't have any other Brazilian food (other than a Brazilian steak house) to compare it to, but it was very filling and tasty. Would definitely go back if I lived on O'ahu. The other great thing, if you stay on the Waikiki side of the island, is the drive back. I thought the eastern side of the island was a lot nicer (less suburbanish) than the west side. A lot of cool beaches on the Northside, very pretty (get ready for traffic though, in our case. We've driven a total of 90 miles this trip and it's taken us a total of about 4 1/2 hours). All worth it, though, for a day with the family exploring Hawaii and seeing some beautiful scenery!!!“

“I finally went to their new location in the Lā’ie shopping center and have been 2x so far. They have so many options so I will be back weekly.My first time was Breakfast, and the plate is $17 but HUGE lol I think 2 people can eat it, or save half for later. The Portuguese sausage and eggs were great.The fried rice was different, still tasty, but I keep thinking if it’s Brazilian style lol ??‍♂️ The sandwiches were great, but take a bite right away while they’re hot. I made the mistake of eating them last, and they weren’t hot anymore (see the breakfast plate photo and you’ll see why it took me so long before eating the sandwiches).2nd time I went for lunch to try all their pasta, and they were good! But if you’re the picky type, the Alfredo sauce wasn’t as creamy as we’re used to but I figure maybe that’s Brazilian style ??‍♂️ Again, the food was still good (especially the meats for each of our pasta-see photos).And if you love fries and onion rings-they were perfect! And the pesto sauce was our favorite.“